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Leadership Team Development

 
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Programme overview

Our experienced facilitators can work with your leadership team to address their specific objectives.

Our approach includes a clear structure, distilling key output, actions and decisions at each stage. Strong facilitation, using key questions, insights and frameworks will help to engage and generate thought-provoking discussion and commitment.

 

Example structure

Outlined below is an example programme for a leadership team, made up of four half-day sessions, across a 6 week period.

 
  • Appropriate for intact leadership teams, at all levels.

    Highly bespoke programme to meet a team’s specific needs and objectives.

    From small teams to large leadership populations.

    Highly facilitated sessions structured around the latest insights and frameworks.

    High challenge and support to maximise participation

    • Alignment and buy-in to one vision.

    • A culture of accountability and commitment to action.

    • Maximising team trust and collaboration.

    • Identification of leadership traits and behaviours that will drive success.

    • Agreement on non-negotiable leadership behaviours.

 
    • Why are we investing in ourselves as leaders?

    • What is our vision?

    • Using the ‘Balanced Scorecard’ to identify and prioritise top strategic decisions.

    • What culture do we need to create and embed, in order to deliver our strategy?

    • What will be our legacy?

    • As a business, what are our biggest challenges and opportunities?

    • What does this mean for us as leaders?

    • What is the purpose of our leadership role - why does it exist?

    • What are our are key accountabilities as individuals and a leadership team?

    • What are the leadership traits do we need to deliver the priorities and challenges identified?

    • What are the non-negotiable behaviours we need to demonstrate as leaders, to ensure success?

    • What does each non-negotiable behaviour look like in our own roles? (‘what good looks like’).

    • How can we develop more of a growth mindset in the way we work together?

    • What are the current preferences and traits in the team? What drives each of us?

    • Individual development plan - utilising my strengths and controlling my weaknesses?

    • What strengths and blind spots do we have as a team?

    • How does the team interact and communicate with each other – and how does this need to change?

    • What are our ‘big-ticket’ actions to become an optimal, high performing team?