A no-nonsense, PowerPoint-free session with Niels Pflaeging — BetaCodex founder, author of Organize for Complexity.

About the session
Niels will discuss with us how every organization can move toward flow, self-organization and high performance — by abandoning centralized steering and command-and-control management.
This isn't abstract theory. He'll show how to make the change happen in practice — fast, effectively, in teams and across whole organizations. What proven concepts get us unstuck? What beliefs, patterns, tools, structures and frameworks must we leave behind to build a high-performing, democratic structure?
The answer: an awful lot. This session is about breaking through the barriers that have stood in the way of truly agile, truly democratic ways of working.
Press
“When Pflaeging shakes the dogmas of management, they crumble in his hands.”
— Financial Times Germany
Why join
Including the crucial distinction between periphery and center, and the Org Physics paradigm.
Understand how teams in a decentralized Cell Structure Design are set up to thrive — and how to re-think any organization with the “business cells” mindset.
Move beyond planning, budgeting, fixed targets, individual measures, incentives, OKRs and even “strategy.”
Make it happen with very fast, time-boxed change concepts.
Fresh insights for professionals, teams and organizations: change and transformation seen more systemically and psychologically.
Speaker
Niels is one of today's loudest voices for rethinking leadership and organizational design from the ground up.
He's a founder of the BetaCodex Network, co-founder of Red42, and managing director at qomenius in Wiesbaden, Germany. He's written 11 books — including the global best-seller Organize for Complexity, translated into multiple languages.
With Silke Hermann, he created open-source approaches now used worldwide: Cell Structure Design, Relative Targets, OpenSpace Beta, OpenSpace DEV — plus concepts like Change-as-Flipping, Org Physics and Peer Recruiting.
For 20+ years he's led transformation work across Europe and the Americas — from boardrooms to shop floors.
He shares fresh thinking on his free magazine Transforming organizations for good. Fast → Free to subscribe.
Pay €50 → get the Zoom link by email → show up Fri 5 Jun.