FridayMakers

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 Flagship Workshop

Team Charter Workshop

Get your team on the same page and keep them there. Misalignment rarely announces itself. It shows up quietly in slow decisions, repeated conversations, and friction that nobody quite names. This workshop brings it into the open and fixes it.

Format

Half-day or full-day

Group Size

5 – 12 participants

Trusted by teams that believe in better

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About This Workshop

Alignment doesn’t happen by accident.

Most teams know roughly where they’re going. Far fewer have explicitly agreed on how they’ll get there together — what they value, how they’ll make decisions, what success looks like, and how they’ll handle disagreement. That gap costs teams time, trust and momentum every single week.

This workshop creates the alignment. Through a structured process, teams leave with a written charter that actually reflects how they want to work, not a document that was copied from a template and forgotten in a shared drive.

WHAT GETS COVERED

A workshop that defines how your team operates

Team purpose & direction

Why this team exists, what it’s accountable for, and how that connects to the wider organisation.

Decision rights

Who decides what, how decisions get made, and what escalation actually looks like in practice.

Conflict & accountability

How disagreements are handled constructively and how the team holds itself accountable to agreements.

Values & working agreements

What the team genuinely believes in and the specific behaviours that bring those values to life.

Communication norms

How the team stays aligned between meetings, gives feedback, and surfaces concerns early.

Definition of good leadership

What great looks like for this team in terms of both results, and how they’re achieved.

What Participants Leave With

Six outputs from a single workshop

01

A co-created team charter

Purpose, values and working agreements that the team actually wrote together.

02

Clarity on decision rights

Clear agreement on who decides what, how decisions get made, and what good escalation looks like.

03

Agreed communication norms

How the team will handle conflict, give feedback, and hold each other accountable going forward.

04

A shared leadership standard

A documented definition of what good leadership looks like in this specific team.

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Stakeholder-ready outputs

Documented outputs to share with wider teams, direct reports and key stakeholders.

06

A plan to sustain momentum

A facilitator-led action plan so agreements don’t fade the week after the session.

"The session was incredibly effective in helping us identify key interventions we needed to focus on. Everyone had the opportunity to contribute, ensuring all voices were heard. The activities sparked some wonderful ideas that will help guide our next steps."

Mark Haward

Senior Director · DSM-Firmenich

Ready to get your team on the same page?

Most groups book 6–8 weeks in advance to allow time for pre-session diagnostics. Get in touch to discuss your team’s specific situation.