Common questions

Answers about the Inclusive Leadership Programme, training and development, and our consultancy work.

What people ask

What is the Inclusive Leadership Programme?

Our one-to-one development programme for individual leaders, delivered over six to nine months. It works on three elements: how you lead, how your leadership is experienced by others, and bringing the two into alignment. The programme is structured around four foundations: inclusion, belonging, authenticity and innovation.

What is inclusive leadership coaching?

One-to-one or small-group development that helps leaders understand how their behaviour shapes culture. The work is practical: listening across difference, naming power dynamics, building psychological safety and embedding belonging in everyday decisions. The aim is a change in practice, not only in understanding.

How is your training different from standard DEI training?

Much DEI training delivers awareness and ends there. Our training is designed around your organisation: your context, your people and the challenges your staff actually face. Sessions focus on behaviour and practice, and where we can we work with teams over time so that new practice is embedded rather than forgotten.

What does a facilitator do?

A facilitator designs and runs sessions that help teams think, learn and decide together. Rather than delivering content, a facilitator holds the process: creating the conditions for honest conversation, surfacing different perspectives and making sure everyone contributes. We facilitate workshops, strategy sessions and co-design processes across sectors.

Who do you work with?

We partner with organisations across higher education, NGOs, INGOs, tech and corporate sectors, typically leaders, HR teams and inclusion leads who want to move beyond compliance. We also work as associate facilitators for boutique consultancies and values-led firms.

What is an inclusion consultant?

An inclusion consultant advises organisations on embedding equity, diversity and belonging in strategy, policy, operations and culture. At Asamper this means diagnosing where you are, co-designing interventions with your teams and supporting you to embed practice that outlasts the engagement.

What is GESI training?

GESI stands for Gender Equality and Social Inclusion. It is a framework used particularly in international development to ensure programmes and organisations consider the different needs and barriers faced by women, men, people with disabilities, older people and other marginalised groups. Our GESI training builds shared language and practical tools for staff at all levels.

How do we get started?

Contact us for an introductory call of around thirty minutes. We will discuss your context and what you want to change, and be straightforward about whether we are the right fit.

How do you measure success?

We agree success metrics at the start. These can include leadership confidence, staff belonging, accessibility compliance, policy changes or participant feedback. We track progress and adapt as we go.

Still have questions?

Ready when you are. Get in touch and we will set up an introductory call.

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