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Alison Coward on the Curious Advantage Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture and Building Great Teams, was a guest on the Curious Advantage Podcast where she discussed the concept of workshop culture and its significance in fostering collaboration and creativity within teams and shared her fascinating journey from the creative industries to becoming a facilitator and author.

#78 Curious About How Workshops Can Boost Team Culture with Alison Coward (Founder, Bracket)

In this episode of the Curious Advantage podcast, Alison Coward discusses the concept of workshop culture and its significance in fostering collaboration and creativity within teams. She shares her journey from the creative industries to becoming a facilitator and author, emphasizing the importance of intentional collaboration and the role of curiosity in team dynamics.

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Alison Coward on the Quietly Visible Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture and Building Great Teams, was a guest on the Quietly Visible podcast where she shared her insights on building creative, productive team environments using workshop principles.

How Workshop Culture Empowers Teams with Alison Coward

Listen to this episode from Quietly Visible on Spotify. In this episode of Quietly Visible, Carol Stewart is joined by Alison Coward, founder of Bracket and author of Workshop Culture. Alison shares her insights on building creative, productive team environments using workshop principles.

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Alison Coward on the Business Without Bullsh-t podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, was a guest on the Business Without Bullsh-t podcast where she discussed her expertise in facilitation, the challenges posed by rapidly evolving technology, and the significance of effective communication in team development.

Alison Coward’s Guide To High-Performing Team Cultures

EP 322 – Alison is a team culture coach, workshop facilitator, keynote speaker and author. She is also the founder of Bracket – a consultancy that partners with companies to help them build high-performing team cultures with clients including Google, Meta and the V&A.

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Alison Coward on the Business of Being Brilliant Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture,  was a guest on the Business of Being Brilliant podcast where she discussed how to use effective meetings to unlock creativity in the workplace, and how to harness the power of well-designed workshops to turn your team into a high-performing team.

S8 E6 ‘Harnessing the power of workshops’ with Alison Coward

Find out how to unleash your team’s full potential in this week’s podcast conversation with @Alison Coward, founder of Bracket and author of the brilliant “Workshop Culture.” With clients like Google and Meta, Alison shares insights from her 20 years of experience in fostering creativity, productivity, and collaboration. We discuss: 1.

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Alison Coward on the Creative Agency Account Manager Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, was a guest on the Creative Agency Account Manager Podcast where she shared data backed insights, brilliant tips and actionable strategies for high performing teams.

How a workshop culture builds high performing agency teams, with Alison Coward

Welcome to episode 111. This episode will be particularly relevant for you if you’re heading up the agency or you’re in charge of an agency team. Alison Coward is the founder of Bracket, a consultancy that partners with ambitious, forward-thinking companies to help them build high-performing and collaborative team cultures….

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Alison Coward on the On Your Team Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, was a guest on the On Your Team Podcast with host Taylor Harrington, where she shared how to make small tweaks that will have huge impacts on your company culture.

Are you a Prickle Person or a Goo Person? with Alison Coward

Listen to this episode from On Your Team on Spotify. On this episode, Taylor chats with culture coach and Groover Alison Coward. She’s the founder of Bracket, and the author of “Workshop Culture: A Guide to Building Teams that Thrive.”

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Alison Coward on the Time to Show Up Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, was a guest on the Time to Show Up Podcast where she delves into group facilitation dynamics, emphasising the need for understanding diverse perspectives, connecting thoughts and experience, and recognising the power of self-awareness for growth.

6. Champion Interview with Alison Coward: Founder of Bracket and Author of Workshop Culture: A Guide to Building Teams That Thrive

Listen to this episode from Time To Show Up on Spotify. In this conversation, Alison Coward shares her journey of navigating challenges, including the pivotal moment of an autoimmune diagnosis that prompted a reevaluation of her lifestyle. Alison emphasises the importance of body awareness and self-compassion in making sustainable changes.

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Alison Coward in Leadership & Employee Development Excellence

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‘To create teams that prioritize learning together in 2024, leaders should consider introducing a workshop culture to support collaboration, communication and continuous improvement. This means moving team building from being a separate, one-off activity and instead embedding it into the way a team works together so that they become more agile, resilient, and responsive in a fast-moving business environment.’

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, contributed the article ‘Build A Workshop Culture To Supercharge Teamwork In 2024’ to Leadership & Employee Development Excellence.

Leadership & Employee Development Excellence: January 2024 – HR.com

Charting the Course: 2024’s Trailblazing L&D Strategies and Leadership Trends From embracing groundbreaking technologies to questioning and reshaping conventional learning norms, the articles i

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Alison Coward on Scriberia.com

‘Visualisation levels the playing field. People like to contribute in different ways; they may be happy to speak up or perhaps they prefer to write things down to post it up on a wall. But through visualisation, you can demonstrate that everyone’s ideas have been heard and captured, however they choose to contribute.’

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, took part in a Q&A session on scriberia.com

Visualising Workshops: Q&A with facilitator Alison Coward

Long-standing partner of Scriberia, Alison Coward, tells us how she uses visualisation to run more effective workshops and why she’s such a convert to it