Workshop Culture offers a compelling rationale for why the culture created in a well-designed and led workshop is indeed a match for the kind of culture organizations engaged in knowledge work need to succeed. In author Alison Coward’s telling, a workshop is no longer a time out, away from the real work; it is a time in – a time to focus deeply and collaboratively on what to do and how to do it well. Well-researched and beautifully written, this practical guidebook can be put to immediate use to help leaders build a thriving, engaged workforce. - Amy C. Edmondson, Novartis Professor of Leadership, Harvard Business School, author of Right Kind of Wrong: The science of failing well

Great workshops temporarily transform how we work. Alison Coward shows us how to make the transformation permanent. A smart guide to smart teamwork! - Jake Knapp, New York Times bestselling author of Sprint

Alison Coward’s advocacy of work culture is compelling – who among us wouldn’t prefer a work environment that’s responsive, welcoming, safe and bursting with creative potential? She makes this possibility feel approachable and real. As a facilitator and collaboration designer, this book makes me want to applaud. - Sunni Brown, social entrepreneur and bestselling author