About the Programme
Every business challenge starts with a customer who isn't fully understood, and stalls with a strategy no one was ever taught to build. Empathy to Execution (Part 1 of 2) is a focused, strategy lab designed exclusively for business leaders with disabilities who lead from their place of empowered ability. In one working session, participants trade theory for tools: three globally-used strategy frameworks, applied directly to a real business challenge they bring with them, so they leave not with notes, but with a working first draft of where their business goes next.
Participants are encouraged to register for Part 2 of the workshop, which will take place on 19 September, 2pm–5pm. Part 2 is the culmination of the strategy lab, where participants will present the business ideas and strategic roadmaps they developed in Part 1. Registration for Part 2 is required separately at Empathy to Execution: A Strategy Workshop for Business Leaders with Disabilities (Part 2 of 2) - GoLibrary - National Library Board of Singapore.
Who Is it Suitable For
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Persons with disabilities aged 21 years and above with at least 3 years of working experience.
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Each participant is required to attend with 1 guest (e.g. a business partner, mentor or trusted advisor) who can provide input and support during the business strategy discussions.
What Participants Can Expect To Do
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Work on a real challenge: arrive with one current business problem and build a strategic response to it, live throughout the day.
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Learn by applying: move through three proven frameworks — Customer Empathy Mapping, Playing to Win, and the 4 Actions Framework — via short case stories, guided practice, and peer challenge circles.
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Get real facilitator attention: coaching is personal, not generic.
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Leave with something to use: a first-draft strategic roadmap and one committed next action, not just a workbook.
Key Learning Outcomes
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Customer Empathy Mapping: understand what your…
