Curiosity: The Change Lever Worth Pulling w/ Sue Gillies and Greg Soffe
Thu, Oct 08
|Grid Collective Workspace
Most people treat curiosity as a personality trait. It is actually a leadership capability you can build and operationalize, and it may be the most underused lever in your change toolkit. Join Sue Gillies, CCMP, and Greg Soffe, PMP, for a practical five-phase model you can use to develop curiosity
Time & Location
Oct 08, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Grid Collective Workspace, 445 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203, USA
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About the event
In an environment of constant disruption, accelerating change, and rising complexity, the ability to embed a curious mindset into daily operations is no longer optional — it is a competitive necessity. Yet many see curiosity as a personality trait rather than a capability that can be developed and operationalized.
Mindsets that leverage the power of curiosity are a useful tool for change managers as they guide leaders through various change efforts. Curiosity is not just about the questions you or the leaders you are guiding ask. It lives in what drives those questions and how leaders listen to answers. As a result, it impacts what they’re willing to consider or try. A curious mindset allows leaders to more successfully navigate complex issues.
This session reframes curiosity as a strategic leadership capability — a lever that can be pulled to strengthen decision-making, increase agility, and improve team dynamics. We introduce a…