What if your MT worked together like a top cycling team? In the corporate peloton, many management teams ride like individual cyclists. They pedal hard, but lack the power of true collaboration.
Making course is a refreshing management novel about organisational change, leadership and team development. An inspiring story about the power - and necessity - of a strong MT.

Manager Luc Berg faces the ultimate challenge: saving a well-known motorhome manufacturer from ruin. The owner is ill, the MT burnt out and bankruptcy looms. When Luc gets help from Elise Vermeer, director of a professional cycling team, a powerful collaboration emerges. Together, they translate principles from top sport into business, but not everyone is eager for change... Will they succeed in transforming the MT and saving the company?

'It's a team-effort,' says Elise, coming up beside me. Her gaze follows the group, which is just executing another head turn. 'You have to use each other's strength and dose cleverly. If you keep dragging in the lead for too long, you blow up not only yourself, but the whole team.'

Jeroen Stoter has over 20 years' experience as a change manager. His first book, DNA of Agile Management Teams, is seen as the missing puzzle piece for successful transformations. The publication led, among other things, to a collaboration with Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe). Making Heading is Jeroen's second book.