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MONDRAGON TEAM ACADEMY

"El rol de la universidad en los ecosistemas de emprendimiento"

Aitor Lizartza

VII FORO INTERNACIONAL DE INNOVACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA

#FIIU2017

Vigo, 12-14 de julio

MONDRAGON TEAM ACADEMY

WE ARE PASSIONED TEAMPRENEURS BLOOMING

OURSELVES TO CREATE GLOCALLY RADICAL POSITIVE

IMPACT

MONDRAGON GROUP"Humanity at work"

TIIMI AKATEMIA

Founded in 1993 by Johannes

Partanen inside Jyväskylä

University of Applied Sciences.

TEAM LEARNING LEARNING BY DOING

PARTUS

750 

37% - 47%

400 TEAM COACHES

LEARNING METHOD

ADULTS EDUCATION

GRADUATES IN TIIMI AKATEMIA

ENTREPRENEURSHIP RATE

TEAM MASTERY PROGRAM

MONDRAGON TEAM ACADEMY

MONDRAGON TEAM ACADEMY

2008 Founded

inside Mondragon

Unibertsitate a

2009 LEINN approved

as First European official

degree on Entrepreneurshi p & Innovation 

2009 LEINN  started in

Irun in September 2009 and in Oñati

in 2010 

2010 MINN

International Master was

started

2012 BEINN program

started, focused on implementing MTA

learning methods to unemployed people

2012 LEINN itineraries

expansion approved

2012 TEAMLABS -

LEINN Madrid & Team Academy

Netherlands LEINN Amsterdam

2013 LEINN Bilbao

2014 LEINN Barceloa &

Valencia

2016 LEINN Internati

onal

2015 LEINN Queretaro

DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION IN

EDUCATION

LEINN

Title:  EUROPEAN BACHELLOR DEGREE ON ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERSHIP AND INNOVATION

Profile: Young entrepreneurs (17-25)

Length: 4 years

Locations: Irun, Oñate, Madrid, Bilbao, Barcelona, Valencia, Querétaro, Shanghai.

First official certificate on Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Spain.

LEINN

Finnish methods Global citizens and

international experienceReal companies & real

challenges

Team learning Projects based on

your passions

SPACES IN LEINN

THE ROLE OF THE TEAM COACH

Definition of Coaching by Myles Downey 

“Coaching is the art of facilitating the performance,

learning and development of another”

Definition of Teamcoaching in MTA

"Teamcoaching is the art of facilitating the performance,

learning and development of individuals, teams and

communities"

THE ROLE OF THE TEAM COACHTEAMCOACHES' MANDATORY QUALITIES by CUNNINGHAM (adapted from The Wisdom Of Strategic

Learning)

1. Good self-esteem.

2. Generally positive attitude

3. Ability to cope with uncertanity.

4. Belief in learning.

5.Basic competencies in social skills.

6. Patient nature.

7. Trustworthiness.

8. Sympathy towards the fields of interests of the learners.

9. Enough time for the learners.

10. Understanding on the fact that the team coach doesn’t get the credits but the learners.

11.Analytical thinking (to some extent).

THE ROLE OF THE TEAM COACHPREFERABLE QUALITIES OF A TEAMCOACH by CUNNINHAM (adapted from The Wisdom of Strategic

Learning)

1. Warm-hearted and enthustiastic.

2. Understanding of the learners, their operating environments and situations.

3. Has lots of mental maps and models in his-/her head.

4. Ability to place the current situation to a wider context.

5. Ability to give ideas that widen the perspective.

6. Consistency

THE ROLE OF THE TEAM COACHTHE LAWS OF A TEAMCOACH by JOHANES PARTANEN (founder of Tiimiakatemia Finland)

1. The Law of Non-Interference

Interfere when you feel that you do not need to interfere. Do not interfere when you feel the urge to interfere.

2. The Law of Slow Learning

We learn slower than we think. Even with 40 years of experience I would say it is really more, more and more

slower than we think! Learning takes time. It’s all about process of perceiving.

3. The Law of The Thin Red Thread

Trust the process and tolerate ambiguity and chaos.

4. The Law of The Learning Environment

The influence of the learning environment is much more bigger than we ever expected in the beginning.

5. The Law of Team-Coach’s Role

Team-coach is not a member of the team he/she coaches. You are a friend but you are not.

6. The Law of Customer Accounts

The more you have customer meetings, the more you will have order contracts with customers.

7. The Law of Interference

You show the direction because you care. You show love and care.

THE ROLE OF THE TEAM COACHTEAMCOACHING PRINCIPLES IN MTA (1/2) BY JM LUZARRAGA (COFOUNDER OF MTA)

1. Believe in the team & their team development process even if reach the point that everything shows you you

should not believe. “A team without believe in its team cannot be a team coach, better leave”

2. Knowledge is not the only resource that gets stronger while share, FEELINGs too, therefore as team coach we

should master the feelings we bring to the team & play with team energies/feelings (+70% is emotional).

3. We as TC need to be a leading example on  “Positive mental attitude”. As TC we have to imprint “Always

positive, never negative” within our TC DNA. 99% of TC is about this.

4. We Team coaches are useless but if we are not there nothing happens.

5. We TC are responsible for the team learning process and by interfering & not interfering in the team engine we

are responsible of activating & triggering the 12 RM learning processes.

6. We TC are in the same boat as the teams although we do not row for them. If the team/boat sink we sink with

them, if they reach “the Americas” we do it “succeed” with them.  

THE ROLE OF THE TEAM COACHTEAMCOACHING PRINCIPLES IN MTA (2/2) BY JM LUZARRAGA (COFOUNDER OF MTA

7. TC is a serious game, we should enjoy every second while team coaching, and FUN & experimentation & learning

mindset is crucial, the moment we stop enjoying our team coaching, it is the time for reflecting ourselves, go to

the TC team room/table for advice & support or leave. We TC need to be many times the “clowns” of the team,

where they enjoy “laughing at us”.

8. We TC are the first holders of MTA mission statement “We are teampreneurs, making our dreams become true,

learning & creating together”. If we have to be coherent with something is to this mission and swimming in team

to achieve our Dream to become true.

9. The most important tool we have as team coaches is the “team coaches team”.

10. Team coaching a team that it’s learning process is in place might be “quite and easy job”, coaching a team

that its learning process is NOT in place will become “the most difficult & challenging job to do”.  

11. “What you give is what you get” Trust between TC & team is the “anker of the boat”, without trust it is

impossible to coach a team.

12. Uniqueness & Presence: Physical presence is CRUCIAL but EMOTIONAL & SPIRITUAL presence too. “the art of

bilocation can only happened when you are able to be fully present in team & teampreneurs minds & hearts”.

LEINN - PROJECTS

LEINN - PROJECTS

TZBZ

AFTER LEINN

34% of graduates have created their own start-up

47% are intraentrepreurs

LEINN  START-UPS

TZBZ

TEAMLABS

BAIBA

BE CICLOS

SNAU

NOSTOC BIOTECH

FID COMMERCE

MAKE IT VISUAL

ECOPOINT

BERDEAGO

BAPOBAPO

TAILOR CLOTHING

EDURKORTA

JAM

A total of 14 companies have been created, led by

LEINN graduates.

First company created in June 2013, just after

graduation from the first promotion (TZBZ S. Coop);

In 2014 4 companies were created; In 2015 4

companies; And in 2016 5 companies.

Predominate advanced services and digital

companies. Despite the presence of technology in

several startups, such as Bapo Bapo and SNAU

(applications), ECOPOINT and BAIBA (Manufacturing),

NOSTOC BIOTECH (Biotechnology).

More than 75 people are directly involved in the

development of these entrepreneurial projects so from

the perspective of generating direct employment is

significant.

ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEMS

SPACES

CONCLUSIONS

CONCLUSIONS

Entrepreneurial university demands a new role of teaching and teachers:

teamcoaches

Space and habitat matters

Human centered learning: the learner is the main character (self managed

learning)

Team companies as learning tools (not as the goal)

The concept of teampreneurship. Team is the bicycle for individual

development. Team learning by creating.

Conflicts are learning opportunities (the power of  dialogue and diversity)

Patience: learning is slow and teams have up and downs. It's a process of

development and growth

ESKERRIK ASKO THANK YOU

MUCHAS GRACIAS