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Italy was the Setting. 
Human Intelligence under pressure was the work. 

ITALY FOOD & LEADERSHIP SUMMIT

Feedback on the Experience

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"This will change your life. Take the time... it’s worth it."

 

Carrie Vollmer Sanders,
President at Field to Market

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World Class Food Production Meets Leadership Evolution

Senior leaders are operating in an environment of accelerating complexity — global supply pressures, generational shifts, AI integration, expectations, and talent volatility.

Most executive programs provide tools.

Few provide memory anchoring and space to think.

 

This was a carefully orchestrated experience that wove together the rich traditions of Italy with cutting-edge leadership development.


The Italy Food & Leadership Summit was a curated executive level immersion designed to strengthen leadership capacity, decision clarity, and communication under pressure.
 

The cohort walked through centuries-old wineries and innovative farms while simultaneously walking through their leadership evolution.

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The Gen D

Advantage

Gen D Consulting brings deep expertise in leadership development specifically for the food and agriculture sector.

This isn't generic executive training —it's built from the ground up adapted for your needs.

Your Facilitator, Jacqueline Langlois, brings:

  • Adaptable Leadership Assessment and Positive Intelligence certifications for behavioral & mindset insights

  • Extensive experience coaching high-performers delivering breakthrough results

  • Understanding of the unique pressures and opportunities in food and agricultural leadership

  • Proven frameworks for sustainable behavior change

  • Strong connections in international agriculture for authentic experiences

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Combined with local Italian expertise and carefully curated partnerships, you get a leadership summit that no traditional training company could replicate.

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