Group Meeting
17 October 2016
WELCOME!
Congratulations on your decision
to invest in you!
Introductions
Confidentiality
Up to 25% of an organisation’s
performance can be attributed to
the CEO / MD / GM
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/smj.2504/abstract
In a recent LinkedIn study, 45%
of recruiters said “lack of soft
skills and leadership
competencies” were the reason
for having difficulty in filling
leadership positions
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/australia-managers-dont-have-what-it-takes-to-be-leaders-2016-9
Soft skills …?
• Personal attributes that enable someone
to interact effectively and harmoniously
with others
• Eg. Communication, flexibility, integrity,
professionalism, attitude, teamwork,
emotional intelligence
“Australia’s international ranking in
leadership has declined. If Australian
companies are to be innovative and
productive, leadership development
is vital”
Innes Willox
June 2015
Leadership, Culture and Management Practices of High
Performing Workplaces in Australia, UNSW 2011
Leadership, Culture and Management Practices of High
Performing Workplaces in Australia, UNSW 2011
SAL – biggest in 25 years
http://sal.workplaceleadership.com.au
Study of Australian Leadership,
Uni of Melb
1. Leaders drive the organisational
capabilities that lead to better
performance.
Takeout: The better your leaders are,
the better your organisation will
perform.
Study of Australian Leadership,
Uni of Melb
2. Leadership is critical for innovation
Takeout: Everyone is talking about
innovation, but we should be talking
about leadership driving innovation
Study of Australian Leadership,
Uni of Melb
3. Frontline leaders have the most
impact on employees, shaping their work
experience and creating the work
environment.
Takeout: The performance of your frontline
leaders, not your MD or CEO, matters
most to your employees.
Study of Australian Leadership,
Uni of Melb
4. Investment in leadership
development pays. Leadership
development results in more confident,
capable leaders who drive both
performance and innovation.
Takeout: Investing in leadership
development means you will get better
leaders, all of the benefits
Study of Australian Leadership,
Uni of Melb
5. Engagement, culture, trust and
'intention to quit' are results of good
leadership.
Takeout: Whether your people care or
not, trust each other or not, or are
going to stay or not, are direct
results of leadership.
So what? Highly Engaged =
(Gallup Consulting)
Levels of disengagement
Further research
(Gallup Consulting
Levels of disengagement
Hays Research
Manager? / Leader?
• Position Descriptions
• Job Titles
• Expectations
• Qualifications - MBA
Manager
• Focused on the
present
• Maintains the status
quo
• Systems and
procedures
• Relies on control
• Eye on the bottom
line
Prof Warren Bennis, USC
Manager
• Focused on the
present
• Maintains the status
quo
• Systems and
procedures
• Relies on control
• Eye on the bottom
line
Leader
• Thinks about the
future
• Challenges and
innovates
• People and
relationships
• Relies on trust
• Eye on the horizon
Prof Warren Bennis, USC
Managing vs Leading
• What is your ratio currently
___% Managing:___% Leading?
• What would you like it to be?
• ___% Managing:___% Leading?
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Inspiration
What are your three biggest
barriers to being a better
leader?
One on One Sessions
• Reflecting on your leadership style
• Whatever is going on for you
Questions / Discussion
Next Steps?
• Book in for your One on One
• Next Group Session – Monday 14
November, 10.30 – 12.30
• Be more mindful …
– Your leadership matters!
– Managing is not enough, you need to lead
– What do you have to to be a better leader?
gregmowbray
gregmowbray.com1
@gregmowbray

Accelerate October 2016

  • 1.
  • 2.
    WELCOME! Congratulations on yourdecision to invest in you!
  • 3.
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  • 6.
    Up to 25%of an organisation’s performance can be attributed to the CEO / MD / GM http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/smj.2504/abstract
  • 7.
    In a recentLinkedIn study, 45% of recruiters said “lack of soft skills and leadership competencies” were the reason for having difficulty in filling leadership positions http://www.businessinsider.com.au/australia-managers-dont-have-what-it-takes-to-be-leaders-2016-9
  • 8.
    Soft skills …? •Personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively and harmoniously with others • Eg. Communication, flexibility, integrity, professionalism, attitude, teamwork, emotional intelligence
  • 9.
    “Australia’s international rankingin leadership has declined. If Australian companies are to be innovative and productive, leadership development is vital” Innes Willox June 2015
  • 10.
    Leadership, Culture andManagement Practices of High Performing Workplaces in Australia, UNSW 2011
  • 11.
    Leadership, Culture andManagement Practices of High Performing Workplaces in Australia, UNSW 2011
  • 12.
    SAL – biggestin 25 years http://sal.workplaceleadership.com.au
  • 14.
    Study of AustralianLeadership, Uni of Melb 1. Leaders drive the organisational capabilities that lead to better performance. Takeout: The better your leaders are, the better your organisation will perform.
  • 16.
    Study of AustralianLeadership, Uni of Melb 2. Leadership is critical for innovation Takeout: Everyone is talking about innovation, but we should be talking about leadership driving innovation
  • 18.
    Study of AustralianLeadership, Uni of Melb 3. Frontline leaders have the most impact on employees, shaping their work experience and creating the work environment. Takeout: The performance of your frontline leaders, not your MD or CEO, matters most to your employees.
  • 20.
    Study of AustralianLeadership, Uni of Melb 4. Investment in leadership development pays. Leadership development results in more confident, capable leaders who drive both performance and innovation. Takeout: Investing in leadership development means you will get better leaders, all of the benefits
  • 22.
    Study of AustralianLeadership, Uni of Melb 5. Engagement, culture, trust and 'intention to quit' are results of good leadership. Takeout: Whether your people care or not, trust each other or not, or are going to stay or not, are direct results of leadership.
  • 23.
    So what? HighlyEngaged = (Gallup Consulting)
  • 24.
    Levels of disengagement Furtherresearch (Gallup Consulting
  • 25.
  • 29.
    Manager? / Leader? •Position Descriptions • Job Titles • Expectations • Qualifications - MBA
  • 32.
    Manager • Focused onthe present • Maintains the status quo • Systems and procedures • Relies on control • Eye on the bottom line Prof Warren Bennis, USC
  • 33.
    Manager • Focused onthe present • Maintains the status quo • Systems and procedures • Relies on control • Eye on the bottom line Leader • Thinks about the future • Challenges and innovates • People and relationships • Relies on trust • Eye on the horizon Prof Warren Bennis, USC
  • 34.
    Managing vs Leading •What is your ratio currently ___% Managing:___% Leading? • What would you like it to be? • ___% Managing:___% Leading? 34
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  • 48.
    What are yourthree biggest barriers to being a better leader?
  • 49.
    One on OneSessions • Reflecting on your leadership style • Whatever is going on for you
  • 50.
  • 51.
    Next Steps? • Bookin for your One on One • Next Group Session – Monday 14 November, 10.30 – 12.30 • Be more mindful … – Your leadership matters! – Managing is not enough, you need to lead – What do you have to to be a better leader?
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