Sailing in a Storm: The Real Leadership Secret Behind Championship Case Teams
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What if winning international case competitions has almost nothing to do with slides, templates, or even analysis — and everything to do with trust, team bonding, and leadership under pressure?
In this raw Unbarred Conversations episode, emeritus prof Cam Welsh sits down with Mats Urde from Lund University — championship coach at John Molson MBA International Case Competition — who compares coaching high-performance teams to sailing in a storm.
Key takeaways for business students, young professionals, case competitors & educators:
- Why “trust the force” is non-negotiable when the team presents (and why you must let go as coach)
- The legendary “lasagna bonding” ritual that turns strangers into unbreakable crews
- How to build teams that fight hard but stay friends — never leave anyone behind
- Why human creativity & live discussion beat AI every time in case-based learning
- Real debrief routines (Navy-style) that pull thorns before the next case
If you want the honest, no-fluff feedback that turns good students into podium-ready communicators, critical thinkers, and creative leaders — this is it.
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