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INSPIRING LEADERSHIP
Is
your leadership approach meeting the needs of your specific company
culture and environment?
Information
about leadership is not hard to get, but making sense of it for your
specific environment is the key to positive change. Although there is
plenty written about the topic, the important part of actually applying it
to a specific cultural situation is paramount to success.
As teams
become more diverse, with changing cultural and environmental factors
shaping the ways they function, the new, unique demands of
“cross-cultural” and “virtual teams" will need to be
specifically dealt with.
Leadership
in Action
Leadership is not about asserting power, it is about being a positive
influence. When you can appreciate how power and politics work in an
organization, and how people work together as groups, you can learn how to
manage people effectively - how to lead without wielding the big stick.
This
keynote talk or seminar will help leaders understand leadership models and
see the importance of turning theory into action. Many of the
principles taught in this session reflect the findings in Jim Collin's
book Good to Great on level 5 leaders.
Outline
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Making sense
of leadership theories
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From theory
to action – experiential learning
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What racing
and leadership have in common
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The
importance of:
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Managing
resources
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Maintaining
pace
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Staying
ahead
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Dealing with
losses
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Team play
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Formula Won - Leadership
on the track (the experience)
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XAMINE
Seminar
& keynote
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Integrate this
session with a business simulation
"Endangered" |
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Quote from an article in the Australian Financial Review.
01/04
"Tirian
began with leadership training for the hospitality industry, including
for the acclaimed Four Seasons Resort in Bali. Christopher Norton,
regional vice president and general manager for Four Season Asia
Pacific, says Tirian’s
program for the top 11 executives helped identify personality types and
how to work with different approaches.
‘‘The
resort moved into the best years that it had. It was a very solid
team, and Tirian really helped us to understand its dynamics,’’
Norton says.
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