SBT Leadership Shift™
For an organisation whose strategy is clear but whose execution is held back by structure, roles, behaviour or management practice.
Execution rarely fails all at once: it shows up first as slower decisions, then as unclear ownership, then as a leadership team that no longer operates as one.

It starts with a diagnostic
Broader by design: around twenty interviews across the leadership team and the organisation, plus a review of the tools and systems performance actually runs on.
The three programmes run in sequence, in this order.
Powered by the Talent Reveal Protocol. Individual profiles, team mapping, role and governance design, operating rhythm. We look at how the team actually works, beyond the org chart.
Contribution to the Shift: makes visible who actually carries what, so execution stops depending on goodwill.
Practice leadFabrice GattiLeading Partner · Board & Organisational EffectivenessBuilt around the 4Cs: critical thinking, communication, collaboration, creativity. Delivered within one organisation, or across peer cohorts from several. Anchored in real business situations.
Contribution to the Shift: builds the collective capability the operating model will be asked to run on.
Practice leadAntoine LeygonieLeading Partner · Leadership & Talent DevelopmentDefining what creates value, which behaviours are reinforced, and how contribution and leadership expectations align. Recognition is a performance lever, not a compensation exercise: it makes the link between contribution, value creation and recognition clearer.
Contribution to the Shift: locks incentives and the definition of performance onto the same operating model the other two programmes are building.
Practice leadLaurent RiffaultLeading Partner · Succession & Future LeadershipTalent Reveal shows how the team actually works, the Leadership Group Programme builds the capability to run the new model, and Rewards & Performance locks in the incentives that make it stick.
Not part of the base fee. Added only if the diagnostic identifies the need, and quoted separately.
What it addsOpen conflict, recurring friction and unspoken tension are not interpersonal issues at this level; they are governance and execution risks. Diagnosis, a redefinition of decision rights, then a 30/60/90-day stabilisation restores the capacity to collaborate and execute.
Practice leadFabrice GattiWhat it addsNot a technology question. A readiness assessment, executive learning sessions, and the adaptation of governance to an AI-enabled organisation.
Practice leadJean-Baptiste DurandSeveral modules combined are scoped and quoted as a set.