At the Global Peter Drucker Forum two sessions stand out for me for their open, inclusive, interactive and co-creative character: 1. The co-creation session “Re-teaming in Motion” The co-creation session on re-teaming in motion, with Bill Anderson, Michael Lurie, Michele Zanini, Kevin Nolan, and others, was highly inspiring. The room was set up without tables and chairs, which immediately created a more open and participatory atmosphere - thereby strengthening learning. From beginning to end, the moderators actively involved participants through work in very small groups. An example . A question by Kevin Nolan keeps coming to my mind as I think about this great session: "What do we need to consistently do to avoid falling back into hierarchical organizations as well as command and command and control leadership?" The session was followed directly by a stand-up lunch in the room next door. This gave participants an excellent opportunity to continue the conversations in an inf...