Licensed simulation · Workz, Denmark

Wallbreakers® change leadership simulation

Change fails on people, not plans. Wallbreakers® is a board-game simulation in which teams lead staff through a merger: the large IT services company TLA buys the smaller Nordicon. Leaders meet real resistance, see how different personalities react and practise what works, in a safe room rather than on the job.

Built on proven models

Both the task and the people

Kotter's steps for change

Understand what matters at each stage of a change process.

Maurer's levels of resistance

Spot resistance early and deal with it before it hardens.

Goleman, MBTI and DISC

See how different leadership styles and personalities respond to change.

Three levels of use

For the individual leader, for a specific change project, or for the whole organisation.

What leaders take away

Practical results

  • Know the types and causes of resistance and respond constructively
  • Reflect on their own leadership style during change
  • A shared framework for solving the hard parts of a change
  • Better change readiness, engagement and fewer unwanted departures of key people
Who it's for

Leaders who have to make change stick

Leaders whose teams need to embrace change, managers at every level of an organisation going through change, and project leads and teams about to implement one. A standard workshop is one day. It can run as a half-day taster for a leadership team or extend to two days with change-management modules.

FAQ

Questions clients ask

How long is a Wallbreakers workshop?

A standard workshop is one day. It can be a half-day taster for a leadership team or two days combined with change-management modules.

Can it run online?

Wallbreakers is strongest face to face, because teams work around the board together.

Is it available in Chinese?

Yes. ClarkMorgan's certified trainers run it in English, Mandarin or both.

Leading a big change?

Tell us what is changing and who needs to lead it. We reply within 2 working days.

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