Stoke by Nayland: Becoming a team,
not just sharing a meeting

Six leaders, some new to the team and some established. They wanted stronger working relationships, and more time for tactical and strategic work beyond daily operations.

The Stoke by Nayland team standing outside the hotel entrance, under the SbN sign.

At a glance

Client
Stoke by Nayland Resort
Team
Executive Team of six
Tools
360° feedback, Management Drives, Lencioni

The work

From six individuals to one team.

  1. Understand each person

    I started with 360-degree feedback, Management Drives and Lencioni’s team framework. Management Drives gives a team a shared language for what drives each person, and shows where misunderstandings start.

  2. Agree shared objectives

    Then we agreed shared objectives, and who owns what to deliver them.

  3. Rebuild the meetings

    We rebuilt the team’s meetings around actions and delivery.

Six members of the Stoke by Nayland Executive Team smiling round a meeting table.
Six people. One team.

The Executive Team

Before and after.

MeasureBeforeAfter
ObjectivesOne eachShared by all six
MeetingsDaily operationsClear structure and outcomes
FocusOperationalTactical and strategic

In Matt’s words

“Working with Floor made us, as a newly formed Executive team,

into a TEAM.”

“We are now aware of our strengths and pitfalls, increasing our effectiveness.”

Matt ManningDirector, Stoke by Nayland Resort

Organisations I have worked with

  • Stoke by Nayland
  • Suffolk Family Carers
  • Fugro
  • Palladium
  • Sanoma
  • Walraven
  • Porticus
  • Graydon
  • Perrywood
  • GumGum
  • Boxford Farms
  • Peake Fitness
  • Constanter
  • Prosper
  • Peake Fruit
  • Vegetarian Express

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