Presencing Foundation Programme 2027
$1,800.00 – $2,500.00
An immersive, in-person programme grounded in Theory U and Ubuntu Philosophy 2.0, equipping leaders, innovators and change-makers to facilitate profound and lasting change. Join us at Safari Park Hotel & Casino in Nairobi, Kenya, from 14 to 17 March 2027.
Description
Step into an immersive, in-person learning experience for leaders, innovators and change-makers who want to facilitate profound and lasting change.
The Presencing Foundation Programme 2027 is grounded in Theory U (the U-Process) and underpinned by Ubuntu Philosophy 2.0. It offers practical frameworks, methods and practices for addressing complex challenges, sensing emerging possibilities and creating sustainable solutions at personal, organisational and societal levels.
Why attend?
- Learn practical, easy-to-use tools for facilitating and leading systemic change.
- Develop the capacity to sense and actualise your highest future possibility.
- Practise operating from the deeper place required of a leader, innovator, change-maker or change facilitator.
Practical information
Dates: The programme starts at 3:00 pm CAT on Sunday, 14 March 2027 and concludes with lunch on Wednesday, 17 March 2027.
Venue: Safari Park Hotel & Casino, Nairobi, Kenya.
Fees: $1,800 per person for non-profit participants and individuals; $2,200 per person for corporate groups of three or more participants from one organisation; and $2,500 per person for corporate groups of fewer than three participants.
Fees include airport transfers to and from the venue, tuition, course materials, lunches, dinners, tea breaks, training and participation for the duration of the programme. Accommodation must be booked separately with the hotel.
This programme is part of the Presencing Institute’s practitioner certification pathway and is delivered in partnership with the Presencing Institute’s u-school.
Additional information
| Package | Non-Profit & Individual, Corporate/Sponsored Group (3+ participants), Corporate/Sponsored Individual (fewer than 3 participants) |
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