I didn’t just learn the design charrette. I took it to work.

I learned it alongside my ELE peers, then used it to bring a global team together around one question: what capabilities do we need next?

For the first time, everyone was looking at the same challenge together. People whose views rarely meet shaped the answer. We ended up somewhere none of us would have reached alone. That’s what sets ELE apart: what you learn doesn’t stay in the session. It goes to work with you.