This document provides information about the Human Capital Capability Academy (HCCA), which was established in 2005 to develop human and organizational capabilities for small and medium enterprises. It offers various services, including organizational development, talent development through training programs, experiential learning activities, and international speakers conferences. HCCA works with clients across many industries to help individuals and organizations improve performance through leadership, management, and soft skills training.

1. DEVELOP YOUR HUMAN &
ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITY

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About HCCA
HCCA Services
Organizational Development
Talent Development
Experiential Learning
LMI (Leadership Management International)
International Speakers Conferences.
Sponsorship.
Testimonials.
Our Clients.
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Contents

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Human Capital Capability Academy (HCCA),
Established in mid of 2005, availing its ser-
vices for SME’s with the aim of developing
their Human Capital Capabilities at both the
individual and organizational levels.
HCCA was registerd with the ITC & IMC
with ID No. (H-50051) since 2006
Who We Are?

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VISION
To be the destination for Individuals
& Organizations who want to build
their Human Capital Capability.
MISSION
To equip individuals with the abili-
ties to perform their jobs competently.
To pull up and support intellectual as-
sets of organizations to help leverage
corporate cultures.
To develop organizations to help
leverage their performance.
VALUES
• Act As A Business Partner.
• Deal With The Helping Attitude.
• Encourage Learning.

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HCCA’s pledge
“HCCApledgesthatthisprofilerepresentswhatisactuallyconductedasHC-
CA’scontributiontodevelop&upgradetheHumanCapitalCapabilitiesatthe
levelsofindividual,organizationandthus theCountriesitsClientsbelongto”.
M. Soliman
Founder

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Our Services
Organizational Development
Talent Development
Experiential Learning
LMI (Leadership Management International)
International Speakers Conferences

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Organizational
Development
HCCA’sOrganizationalDevelopment(OD)Consul-
tancyServicesisasystem-wideplanneddevelopment
& reinforcement of organizational strategies, struc-
tures, staffing & systems with the objective of lever-
aging HCCA’s clients organizational effectiveness.
ThisispresentedtoHCCA’sClientsintheformof‘all
inclusive’ kits including all the business indicators,
workinstructions,jobaides,andtools.Thesekitsare
developed after extensive consultations between the
Client and HCCAusing HCCA’s gap analysis tools.

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1.HR Combined system development & implementation.
2.Baseline & Benchmark
3.Assessment Center
HR consulting model includes the following:-
•Gap Analysis/Assessment.
•Gap Closure.
-Organizational Strategy College.
-HR Strategies.
-HR Planning.
-Performance Management / BSC / KPIs.
-Motivation & Retention.
-Compensation & Benefit / Job Evaluation.
-Training & Development.
-Personnel Administration.
-HR P&P Manuals .
-Succession Planning
HCCA Offers

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www.hccacademy.com

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All HCCA programs are based on the active learning concept
“Learn by doing”, which is acquired through various methods
of interaction and ongoing feedback i.e
•Questions and answers.
•Group discussions.
•Pair & Group Activities.
•Role Plays.
•Case Studies.
•Knowledge evaluation at end of each module.
•Reflection.
Talent Development Fields
•Strategic Management
•Human Resources
•Finance & Accounting
•Management Skills
•Supervisory Skills
•Supply Chain Management
•Sales & Marketing
•Soft Skills
•Public Relations
•Customer Service
•Leadership Development

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•Effective Personal Productivity
•Effective Personal Leadership
•Effective Motivational Leadership
•Effective Strategic Leadership
•Effective Team Dynamics
•Effective Communication
•Effective Management Development
•Effective Leadership Development
•Effective Selling Strategy for supervisory level
•Advanced Selling Skills
•Basic Selling Skills
•Passionate Customer Service Everytime
•Finance For Non Finance Managers
•Trainers College
•HR For Non HR Managers
•Strategy College
•Behavioral Based Interviewing Skills
•Competency Based Performance Management System & Balanced Score Card
•Succession Planning
•Talent Management
•Training Needs Assessment & Planning
•Leadership College
•Management Skills
•The Professional Supervisor
•Productive Teams at Work
Programs
HCCA ID No. (H-50051)

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HCCA conducts the following evaluation methodol-
ogies to ensure learning takes place during the train-
ing program in addition to transferring this learning
to the workplace:
Level 1 evaluation:
Participant satisfaction of the training program mea-
sured upon submitting the participants an end of 1st
level assessment form.
Level 2 evaluation:
Level of learning: On the knowledge part, partic-
ipants are continuously asked questions to assess
the amount of learning acquired. On the practical
part, participants are expected to engage in practical
activities during the input sessions to ensure acquisi-
tion of skills; hence feedback is optained.
Level (3) evaluation:
Measuring the training effectiveness results is done
through a field survey undertaken by HCCA’s Train-
ing team, three months after the training delivery.
This is done upon Client request, through HCCA’s
assessment tools to ensure the effective implementa-
tion of knowledge acquired during HCCA’s pro-
grams back at the workplace.

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Experiential Learning
Making the experience memorable.

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Structured outdoor and indoor activities
Such activities are organized to provide insight and solutions for
real workplace situations. In this way it will be possible to sim-
ulate work situations allowing mistakes made to be turned into
Learning Experience in a safe and cost effective environment.
Major Goals:-
Maximizing concepts retention by offering an active experiential experience.
Minimizing the gap between concepts and application through engaging ac-
tivities, the participants can easily link to their day-to-day office routine.
Sustaining the biggest amount of lessons learned and participant at-
tention through engaging in activities that are new and fun to endure.

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Developing Leaders & Organizations
to their full potential
www.lmiegypt.com
Some of LMI Programs are registerd with the ITC & IMC
with ID No. (H-50051)

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Paul J. Meyer (Founder)
More than 45 years back, LMI was founded by Paul J. Meyer to
help individuals & organizations develop expertise in setting and
reaching personal and business goals, with materials produced in
23 languages and marketed in more than 70 countries worldwide.
Egypt Master Licensee
Mr. Mohamed Soliman signed LMI’s Master License Agree-
ment with Mr. Merlyn Beeman (LMI’s Vice President) on the
25th of May 2010, in a launch ceremony in one of Egypt’s larg-
est hotels, with the attendance of Egyptian business leaders, an-
nouncing the launch of LME –Leadership Management Egypt.

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We know that long seminars and lengthy
lectures don’t work. So what we do is dif-
ferent. We offer short, action-oriented ses-
sions held on a regular basis. And we do
it at your workplace – eliminating costly
travel expenses and major down-time for
your staff.
We’ve learned that our process works best
when applied on-site with small groups. We
utilize time-proven and experience-tested
principles. Team dynamics, spaced repeti-
tion, and immediate application are keys to
success.
We meet with you to determine exactly
what you want to accomplish. Our process
focuses on what’s important to you – not
on what some “guru” or a new “manage-
ment fad” says is important. Your goals
become the driving force behind our re-
sults-centered process.

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Programs
• Effective Communication®
• Effective Leadership Development®
• Effective Management Development®
• Effective Motivational Leadership®
• Effective Personal Leadership®
• Effective Selling Strategies®
• Effective Strategic Leadership®
• Effective Team Dynamics®
• Effective-Personal-Productivity®
• Leadership for women®
• Attitude Is Everything®
• Building Financial Success®
• The Making Of A Champion®
• Successful Parenting®

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International
Speakers
Workshops, seminars, training programs.
addressed to top management & executives

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The internationally recog-
nized management icon,
has focused on STRATEGY
EXECUTION (a specific set
of behaviors and techniques
that companies need, in or-
der to have competitive ad-
vantage). If we don’t know
how to execute, our efforts
will fade away trying to re-
alize what we are planning to
achieve.
Had given the audience a
whole range of practical
tools and methodologies for
managing strategy innova-
tion inside their companies,
making strategy innovation
a sustainable capability and
outlined a practical and sys-
tematic methodology called
the “Four Lenses of Innova-
tion”.
Who provided the latest and
most detailed thinking &
practical insights on how to
optimize brand value, as well
as a comprehensive integrat-
ed in-depth examination of
the marketing effectiveness
& efficiency of brands &
branding. The program fo-
cused on specific guidelines
to increase the marketing
ROI, productivity and profit-
ability of brands.
Rowan Gibson
On the 13th & the 14th of December, 2009
Ram Charan
On the 11th & the 12th of August, 2008
Kevin Keller
On the 20th and 21st of June, 2010
HCCA in partnership with Memark

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Dave Ulrich & Lynda Gratton
On the 14th & the 15th of May, 2009
Sponsorship
HUMAN RESOURCES 2.0 event (The Future of HR Strategy in Transforming Organizations)
Ulrich and Lynda showed how to dramatically refocus HR; from what is done to what is delivered; from build-
ing HR functions for efficiency to building them for stakeholder value; and from implementing best HR practic-
es to delivering value added HR practices.

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Testimonials
“My Expectations from the Effective Personal Productivity® Program was very high. I had a lot of problems
in the past “managing my time and myself” , this program helped me a lot to control my life, now I have spare
time to spend in management activities throughout the “high payoff activities” Methodology and the tools pro-
vided by the LMI system were useful and very effective. Facilitator was very Helpful, motivator and committed.
I want to thank LMI Egypt for this new concept which I believe will be of great benefits to all organizations.
Ashraf Hakim
HR Manger, Nile Kordsa
“I have spent and enjoyed A great deal of useful discussions and information with application during
the few but Effective hours during the 7 week facilitation process. The material was very interest-
ing; giving a scientific and a proven system and bases for a natural habits of a leader by the unique
LMI facilitators and facilitation process. I recommended such Process to many of my colleges”
Tarek Ibrahim
Collections and Clearing Senior Team Leader, EDBE

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Testimonials
“IDEAL STANDARD team was able to realize a real added value when cooperating with HCCA.
Every learning and development solution introduces has been thoroughly thought of, profes-
sionally designed & genuinely delivered to meet our business needs. Behind such stand high-
ly qualified consultants, dedicated team, sincere efforts & above all a strong belief of purpose and goal.”
Amani Wahib
Talent Manger, Ideal Standard International Egypt
“HCCA overall Services were very good & as a professional consultant they supported our business needs and
they understood our company culture. In addition to conducting training sessions that covered important topics.”
Mohamed Mesbah
Human resources Manager, APL

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Our Business Partners

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Hotels
FMCG
Restaurants Business
Gold & Jewelry
Textiles
Sanitary Fittings
Oil & Gas
Accor Hotels & Resorts
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
Intercontinental Cairo Citystars
Le Meridien
Elegant Voyage (Lilac Hotel).
Iberotel.
Aida Beach Resort – North Coast
Aida Hotels & Resorts. Americana
Mcdonald’s
Beano’s café.
Papa Johns
Crave
La Poire.
Le Carnaval.
Abdel Aziz El Sallab
Ideal Standard
Jacob Delafon – Kohler
Coca Cola Atlantic Industries
Juhayna
Pepsi Cola
Cairo Oil & Soap Co
Clorox
Johnson Wax
Farm Frites
Domty
El Safa for Grain and its Product
National Vegetable Oil Company
(NVOC)
Ulker
Mawashi (UAE)
MASAFI Water (KSA)
Egypt Gold.
IRAM – Jewelry.
Lazurde
Air Liquide
Enppi
Gesco Group
Master Gas
Triangle Group.
Tawakol Enterprises
Al Fowaty
Cairo Malaga textiles
El Assal
Jacquard Dina
Nile Kordsa
Shatex (Shamsi Group)
Coats
Food Industies
Nesha & Glucoze (Americana)
Egypt Foods
Pasta Regina
Savola Egypt
Arma Foods
AWA for Foods Additives
Ceramic
Ceramica Cleopatra
Ceramica Prima
Hospitals & Health care
Elaj Hospitals
Unicare
Fresenius Medical Care EG

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Engineering
Logistics & Shipping
Information Technology
Chemicals
Events Management
Trading & Distribution
Paper Mill
Banking
Financial solutions &
Investments
Agriculture
Steel Trade, Distribution
& Manufacturing
ASEC Engineering
Bhatia Brothers Engineering –
(UAE)
Universal For Engineering Indus-
tries
BASF Construction Chemicals
Orkila Chemicals
Egypt Factors
Al Fawares
AST- IT
Fujitsu Service
Techno management
Integrated Solution
IT S.
IT Soft.
Raya Holding Company
United Ofoq
Moon Stone
Art Line
Pico
Techno Green
Al Masseya
Kandil Steel
Ezz Steel
Al Morshedy Brothers Trading
Arcotrade
Sadko-Trade & Agency
Union Group
Al Sindian Paper Mill Co.
Albardi Paper Mill (Fine)
Arab African Bank
Barclays Bank
EDBE – Egyptian Development
Bank of Egypt
Egyptian Banking Institute.
Union National Bank – UAE
APL transportation and logistics
CMA CGM for Maritime Shipping
Agencies
Royal Med
Hotel & Restaurant
Equipment
Mog Group

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Pharmaceutical Petrochemicals
Home Appliance
Pumps & Pipes
Retail
Other Fields
Telecommunication
Lilly Pharmaceutical
Novartis
Sanofi Aventis Company
Sandos
DSM Pharmaceuticals
Eva Pharma
Sidpec (Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals)
Echem Petrochemicals
Universal Company for Home &
Electric Appliances
El Araby Co.
Olympic Group
Hisense
Ruhrpumpen
Sweillem Virtified Clay Pipes
Daly dress
Omar Effendi
Canada Egypt Business Council.
CID Consulting
Cristal Asfour
EG Group for Medical Equipment
Entra Section
International Printing House
Mac Carpets Egypt
Raslan Group
Canada Egypt Business Council.
SIBIC
Seasons
Style Communication
Future Generation Foundation
Tico
Alex Carbon Black
ERA real estate
Elaj Hospitals
GNSE (Mansour Group)
GNA
Lafarge Cement Egypt
Middle East Network Solutions
Allianz
Sarie El Din & Partners Law firm
Xceed Contact Center
ECETA (Facility Management)
Global Energy
Schneider Electric
TeradataVodafone
Mobinil
Etisalat

30. Cairo Head Office
Villa #129 (B) - in front of gate no. (5) of American
International School - (C) district, south Police Academy,
5th Settlement, New Cairo, Cairo, Egypt
+(202) 02 253 74 308
+(202) 010 655 23 916
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