Gamestorming: Fast-Tracking Collective Commitment with Aligned 2 Achieve
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Facilitators tell us that the most challenging part of any workshop is turning good conversation into shared commitment.
Aligned 2 Achieve (A2A) fixes that problem with a gamified, visually rich mapping board that gets participants on one page (literally) in under four hours. It builds on research showing that most organisations over-estimate their strategic alignment, leaving execution to chance, and it matches the Facilitator’s love of playful, evidence-based processes that “capture hearts and minds”.
A2A’s Game-Board Alignment gives facilitators a plug-and-play system that turns any off-site into an actionable roadmap.
What we’ll cover: a live demo of the A2A board; the three-step mapping sequence that surfaces goals, blockers and strategies; and tips for weaving the game into your own practice. The method is rooted in cutting-edge research on breaking silos and readying talent for change and echoes popular gamestorming techniques for vision and strategy meetings.
Why it matters: According to Harvard research, teams with high strategic alignment grow revenue 58% faster and are up to 72% more profitable than their peers. A2A lets you deliver that uplift in a single, immersive session, backed by a board that keeps the conversation visible and the energy high.
Speaker bio — Simon Townsend
Simon Townsend is a Creative Thinking Partner and design-thinking specialist who has spent 20 years helping organisations translate big ideas into action. From Sydney, he leads Twelve2, where he builds products focused on turning insight into measurable change. Aligned to Achieve is his latest venture, focused on improving team strategic alignment.
Simon’s facilitation style blends human-centred design, data-driven insight, and playful experimentation and is focused on strategic alignment. He has guided C-suite teams across technology, HR, and procurement, demystifying complex ideas and helping leaders “simplify, focus, and execute.” His workshops are known for high engagement and concrete takeaways.
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