Change is a constant in nature. Ecosystems continuously adapt, collaborate and seize opportunities to grow in a dynamic environment. By applying those same natural principles, organisations too can become agile, resilient and future-proof. The Biomimicry Business Change Manager course teaches you how to combine biomimicry and change management for sustainable transformation. You work on themes such as adaptive organisation, cultural change and strategic flexibility, and gain practical tools to guide and embed sustainable transitions effectively.
Biomimicry Centre is a Cedeo-accredited institution. We carry the Cedeo quality mark on all our courses and masterclasses and award PE points.
Who is it for?
This course is ideal for change managers, sustainability professionals, consultants, HR managers, project leaders and strategic decision-makers who want to use biomimicry to make organisations more adaptive, resilient and sustainable.
Content
In this 6-day course you learn how nature can help you shape change more efficiently and effectively. You also gain insight into change management through biomimicry processes, models and techniques.
Why biomimicry?
Strategic, operational and innovation-driven changes based on biomimicry have a proven success factor of up to 30%. During the course you learn how nature can help you shape change more effectively.
How can you steer and guide change in your organisation in a natural way?
EnrollSchedule & content
- Day 1: 24 April 2026
- Day 2: 8 May 2026
- Day 3: 22 May 2026 Leadership and resistance: developing resilience in organisations.
- Day 4: 5 June 2026 Cultural change and natural patterns: facilitating lasting behavioural change.
- Day 5: 19 June 2026 Collaboration and co-creation: biomimicry as a catalyst for synergy.
- Day 6: 3 July 2026 Practical exam
Costs
The course costs € 5,250 excl. VAT. This includes training materials, certification costs, use of the venue, coffee/tea and an extensive lunch arrangement.
Duration
The total duration of this course is 3 months with 6 course days. Preparation and assignments require an average of 3 hours per week.
