Building the Team of the Future

A webinar discussing what the future may hold as we develop teams in a digital age, along with hybrid working and flexible staffing.

10:30 - 11:30

Date: 29 May 2024

This presentation will give you a flavour of how Bolu went from professional rugby league to the packaging industry to sitting on a committee supporting the first female metropolitan combined Mayor in the U.K and entrepreneurial investments at home and abroad. Throughout this he has worked in an array of teams and groups and will talk about the good, the bad and the ugly and how these lessons have shaped how he instructs organisations who are building their own teams.

Bolu will talk about some of the teams he’s been involved in from sports to business to the community sector. Sometimes it’s surprising how some teams can achieve so much beyond the sum of its parts and some teams fail to deliver despite the individual brilliance.

He will talk about building and what his hundreds of hours with leaders of teams throughout a range of sectors has done to foster his leadership and Team Building workshops which captures how to best prepare a team for unprecedented growth and the resilience to handle unexpected crises.

Bolu will discuss the benefits of how people have embraced the unique ability of different people from varying backgrounds to change the world if they work in tandem and the necessary leadership habits.

The presentation will cover how the unique qualities from the sports environment have fuelled success in leading teams and how he passes some of these learning along to non-sports people in a way that they can relate to and build out teams that are fit for the future and the turmoil and unpredictability which encompasses real life.  

Bolu will discuss what the future might hold as we develop teams in a digital age, hybrid working and flexible staffing.

How do you ensure the development of your emerging talent with the changing working patterns and connecting the traditional master and apprentice model which ensured that the most experienced staff and the newest in an organisation were integrated and spent valuable time together when the touch points have changed so much.

Learning Outcomes  

  • "Keystone habits" what are your specific high performance habits that are the foundation of your team. 
  • "Strict liability’" The individual responsibility for members of a team to buy into a new mindset, culture and ethos about themselves. 
  • "Beyond positive’" The attitude to the future journey of the team, organisation and yourself.  
  • Leadership in teams
  • Leadership in crisis and setbacks
  • Building the best team for your organisation
  • Resilience and mental toughness
  • The Team attitude to growth
  • Building up a diverse team with the best ideas, innovation, and humility to foster the best outcomes for organisations
  • Welcoming new additions to a team like football teams embed the new summer signing into their new organisation.
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Speakers

Bolu Fagborun

Bolu Fagborun is a former professional rugby league player with Huddersfield Giants, Sheffield eagles and Rochdale hornets. He played internationally for Nigeria and managed the Nigeria National team to success in the Middle East and Africa competition in Ghana 2022.  

He’s the Managing Director at Fagborun Limited, he’s successfully transitioned to a provider of bespoke transformational executive coaching and consultancy specialising in leadership both for emerging talent and executives in high growth and highly skilled industries like tech, digital and consultancies.  

He is one of the sports voices on the West Yorkshire Mayor / combined authority culture, heritage and sports committee, working on the first ever West Yorkshire Mayors pledges to the 2.3 million people in this region. He is also on the leadership group for the West Yorkshire chamber of commerce in Leeds.  

Bolu is a Non-exec at Bradford Bulls, one of a handful of Corporate Social Responsibility Directors in professional rugby. He is also a trustee at two sports charities Bradford Bulls foundation and East Bierley Community Sports Association (Ebcsa). 

He has Business investments ranging from property, transport, landscaping gardening and farming.