In this story-driven session, participants form teams and through video and stories are transported into even changing world of a wildlife tracker deep in the Kruger National Park. They will need to evaluate incomplete evidence, solve problems and make decisions together. Leader are exposed to what it takes to be a Master Tracker – discernment, curiosity, adaptability, practical imagination and reverence. They will need to rely on collective judgement while experiencing how silos, assumptions and reactive thinking undermine performance. The shared challenge helps maintenance leaders bridge operational divides, convert information into trusted decisions and strengthen a proactive reliability mindset. It creates practical insights for building trust, sharing critical knowledge and sustaining coordinated action when pressure, priorities and leadership change.

Ian Schubach is CEO of leadership consultancy Red Leaf and co-founder of Tracking Success. For three decades, he has delivered keynotes, leadership programmes and facilitated team meetings across Asia Pacific, Europe, South Africa and the United States. A former safari guide and experienced storyteller, Ian uses nature's universal truths to illuminate business challenges. He pioneered the Indoor Teaming Adventure methodology, creating immersive experiences that accelerate leadership development, strengthen collaboration and help organisations achieve their priorities.