In this session, we explore stakeholder dynamics through the lens of geometric shapes that illustrate relationships and influence. A single dot represents freedom and agility, but also instability. Add a second point and form a line—anchored, directional, and defined by dual tension. Introduce a third, and a triangle emerges, offering complexity and strategic potential. By recognizing the "shape" of your stakeholder environment, you can better understand the forces at play; identify leverage points; detect balance, power, and tension; develop and shift networks; and adapt your strategy for greater impact. Enhance your ability to think systemically about relationships, influence, and structures, beyond traditional org charts or static stakeholder maps.