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How can we help our business with Strategic Planning?-Herta M ShikapwashyaHertaMarthaShikapwas
If you are looking for the strategic Planning expert, just connect with Herta M Shikapwashya. She help businesses by giving them unique ideas to promote their business. She helps you to manage budget, customer engagement.
The document provides the results of a Predictive Index behavioral assessment for an individual named Gihan Boraie. It summarizes that Gihan will strongly express behaviors focused on protecting the company by following established plans and procedures cautiously and thoroughly. As a manager, Gihan would be a proactive and enthusiastic team player focused on achieving goals through others according to accepted standards and policies. As an influencer, Gihan would be convivial, thorough, and reluctant to push others, preferring to provide detailed information and proven solutions.
This document provides definitions for many terms related to strategic planning for community benefit organizations. It defines key concepts like mission, vision, stakeholders, strategic directions, strategic plan, goals, and operational plan. The document emphasizes that the most important part of strategic planning is improving the community, not the specific terminology used.
Strategic Approach To Corporate Wellness Programssandralarkin
This document outlines a strategic approach for corporate wellness programs with a focus on whole person wellness. It recommends aligning wellness programs with company goals, collecting health data, setting up a committee to design programs, and creating a 1-year schedule that addresses physical, emotional, intellectual, social, and occupational wellness through targeted interventions. Evaluation and feedback are also part of the strategic planning process.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group process facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, grant research, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging organizational strengths.
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If you are looking for the strategic Planning expert, just connect with Herta M Shikapwashya. She help businesses by giving them unique ideas to promote their business. She helps you to manage budget, customer engagement.
The document provides the results of a Predictive Index behavioral assessment for an individual named Gihan Boraie. It summarizes that Gihan will strongly express behaviors focused on protecting the company by following established plans and procedures cautiously and thoroughly. As a manager, Gihan would be a proactive and enthusiastic team player focused on achieving goals through others according to accepted standards and policies. As an influencer, Gihan would be convivial, thorough, and reluctant to push others, preferring to provide detailed information and proven solutions.
This document provides definitions for many terms related to strategic planning for community benefit organizations. It defines key concepts like mission, vision, stakeholders, strategic directions, strategic plan, goals, and operational plan. The document emphasizes that the most important part of strategic planning is improving the community, not the specific terminology used.
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This document outlines a strategic approach for corporate wellness programs with a focus on whole person wellness. It recommends aligning wellness programs with company goals, collecting health data, setting up a committee to design programs, and creating a 1-year schedule that addresses physical, emotional, intellectual, social, and occupational wellness through targeted interventions. Evaluation and feedback are also part of the strategic planning process.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group process facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, grant research, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging organizational strengths.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
WellSteps provides a 12-month wellness program for businesses with 100 employees or less. The program includes quarterly webinars, behavior change campaigns with incentives, training for wellness coordinators, and reporting and data tracking. Businesses receive support from a WellSteps guide to develop a strategic wellness plan including interventions, evaluations, and benchmarks.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, grant research, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, leveraging strengths, and working with non-profits, government, and businesses.
This document outlines a group project on planning. It discusses the basic concepts of planning, including definitions, purposes, nature and importance. It also covers the planning process and different types of plans. Specific planning techniques covered include strategic planning, management by objectives, and factors that contribute to effective vs ineffective planning. The group members and outlines of topics are listed at the beginning.
Strategic Planning for Campus Centers of EngagementBonner Foundation
A workshop for the 2019 Bonner Summer Leadership Institute at Waynesburg College. Presented by Amber Finnicum-Simmons (Stetson University) and Ariane Hoy (Bonner Foundation). The presentation is also available in a Prezi format at https://prezi.com/view/eiRyckToNrlqSaA0jtGn/. It covers the process, content, and examples of effective strategic plans. For more info, visit: http://bonner.pbworks.com/w/page/105867312/Strategic%20Planning%20for%20Your%20Center%20-%20Overview
This document outlines the key components and processes involved in strategic planning. It discusses the importance of investigating the organization's current situation, consulting stakeholders, considering strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and deciding on a mission, vision and strategies. It emphasizes that strategic planning requires courage, commitment, decisiveness, vision, leadership and measurement. The document provides details on each phase of the strategic planning process and stresses that measurement and evaluation are essential parts of assessing success and progress.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, grant research, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging organizational strengths.
The document provides tips for effective business meetings. It recommends establishing clear meeting objectives, preparing an agenda that outlines the objectives and time allotted for each, and determining appropriate timing and physical arrangements. The objectives may include disseminating information, coordinating efforts, gaining support for new ideas, resolving conflicts, negotiating agreements, or motivating groups. The agenda should crystallize the objectives and keep the meeting on schedule. Timing considerations include convenience, room size, seating, amenities, equipment needs, and handling communications.
Download❤[PDF]⚡ Implementing Your Strategic Plan How to Turn 'Intent' Into Ef...asedrsaxas
IMPLEMENTING YOUR STRATEGIC PLAN How to Turn 'Intent' Into Effective Action for Sustainable Change Planning is easy, but implementing a plan is tough --often involving the coordination and direction of numerous people, resources, programs, and actions over a sustained period of time and across many organizational boundaries. Implementing Your Strategic Plan is packed with action-oriented principles, tools, and techniques designed to help CEOs, managers, consultants, or anyone who needs to make a strategic plan a reality-not just a pipe dream. It shows how to: ** turn strategic priority issues into assigned, measurable actions ** foster creative leadership ** overcome resistance to change ** provide an environment in which people can excel ** fix broken core processes, and much more C. DAVIS FOGG (Nashville, TN) is president of his own consulting firm and an active seminar leader. He is the author of Team-Based Strategic Planning (Amacom).
Keely Toy completed a Predictive Index survey on 9/22/2016. The results show that she is a cautious, detail-oriented person who enjoys working collaboratively with others. As a manager, she would be a proactive, enthusiastic team player focused on completing work according to established standards and policies. When influencing others, Keely would take a thorough, sincere approach to build trusted relationships and provide proven solutions tailored to their needs. To be most effective, she prefers clear responsibilities within her expertise and opportunities to interact with people.
The document discusses common challenges faced by organizations and managers during uncertain times, including employee disengagement, organizational paralysis, and a bunker mentality. It proposes tools and strategies to address these challenges, such as providing fresh perspectives through expert videos and articles, re-engaging employees through team meetings, and connecting leaders across the company through cross-functional roundtables. The document also raises implementation questions around creating awareness of the resources, holding team meetings and cross-functional roundtables, and next steps.
This document discusses the building blocks of successful components and metrics for measuring success. It outlines core areas like governance, membership, and communication that components should focus on. It also discusses comparing components, the role of the component and lead association, and how to measure success through member satisfaction, governance practices, and financial stability. The document then covers the evolution of metrics for components, providing examples that range from simple metrics like member growth to more complex metrics like lifetime member value. It introduces a maturity model for components to track their progress. Finally, it discusses using this information to identify goals and metrics, plan strategies, and move components forward in a sustainable way over time.
This document discusses the five main functions of management: planning, organizing, leading, controlling, and developing people. It provides details on each function: planning involves defining goals, strategies, and subplans; organizing is determining what needs to be done, how, and who will do it; leading includes directing, motivating, and resolving conflicts; controlling ensures goals are accomplished as planned; and developing people focuses on monitoring performance and growth. Effective management requires efficiently completing tasks to achieve desired overall results through setting objectives, organizing groups, motivating communication, and measuring performance.
Why use a strategic planning facilitator 8 reasons SME Strategy ConsultingAnthony C Taylor
The document outlines 8 reasons to use a facilitator for strategic planning sessions. It states that a facilitator allows everyone to participate freely, has a specialized strategic planning process, and can ask questions to uncover key issues without personal attacks. Additionally, a facilitator remains neutral, sets a committed tone, keeps discussions on track and productive, is experienced in managing groups, and can help organizations make strategic changes by an external party setting the initial direction. Using a facilitator brings organizations to new levels of teamwork and effectiveness for strategic planning.
Strategic planning is an organization's process of defining its strategy, or direction, and making decisions on allocating its resources to pursue this strategy. It may also extend to control mechanisms for guiding the implementation of the strategy.
This document describes The Solution Focused Leadership Programme, a 12-month leadership development program aimed at managers and leaders. The program takes place over 12 days, with one day per month, and uses Solution Focused Thinking techniques to help participants become more successful and inspirational leaders. It covers topics like personal and team thinking, communication, planning, and measurement. Participants can earn an accredited ILM Level 5 Award in Leadership and Management. The program is guaranteed to provide tangible outcomes for both personal and organizational success.
This document discusses initiating and agreeing on a strategic planning process. It outlines the key steps in reaching an initial agreement, which should cover the purpose of the effort, who will be involved, the process steps, and committing resources. An opening retreat can help key decision makers reach agreement. The initial agreement establishes an oversight committee and planning team. It's important to initiate the process, get sponsorship, and do stakeholder analysis to identify the right people to forge the agreement. The goals are to get widespread recognition of the effort and maintain support throughout the process.
This document summarizes a board member workshop that took place on February 6, 2014. The workshop included the following:
- An agenda that covered welcome remarks, a session on dynamic board lessons, a discussion of using LinkedIn for nonprofit resources, and topic-specific breakout group coaching on governance, strategy, marketing, fundraising, and board recruitment.
- An overview of the legal duties of care, loyalty, and obedience that boards and directors have as trustees of public benefit corporations.
- A description of different types of nonprofit boards including organizing boards, governing boards, and institutional boards.
- A discussion of best practices for creating a dynamic board environment, the nine key responsibilities of nonprofit boards, and the
The document outlines the expectations that new managers, their direct reports, supervisors, and peers have of one another. New managers are expected to take on more responsibility and accountability while continuing existing tasks. Direct reports expect the manager to get work done through delegation and lead ethically. Supervisors expect the manager to prioritize people management, accept accountability, and balance stakeholder interests. Peers expect the new manager to develop relationships across departments and act in the company's best interests.
No matter the size of the organization, effective brand management provides the critical link
between ambitious business goals, employee behaviors, marketing communications and the
ability to deliver exceptional experiences.
These descriptions provide general competencies expected of employees to carry out the mission of the Laboratory. Core competencies include initiative and creativity, judgment, cooperation, quality of work, reliability, commitment to safety, and support of diversity. Job-specific competencies may include technical knowledge, communication, customer service, problem solving, flexibility, and organization. Managerial competencies focus on values and ethics, strategic thinking, engagement, management excellence, and resource management.
This document discusses strategic planning and organizing patient care. It defines key terms like mission, philosophy and values. It outlines the strategic planning process, including performing environmental assessments, stakeholder analysis, determining goals and objectives. It also discusses organizational structures and factors that influence organizational structure selection like environmental changes, programs/services, leadership and technology.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group processes, facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, solution focused approaches, grant research and preparation, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging strengths.
WellSteps provides a 12-month wellness program for businesses with 100 employees or less. The program includes quarterly webinars, behavior change campaigns with incentives, training for wellness coordinators, and reporting and data tracking. Businesses receive support from a WellSteps guide to develop a strategic wellness plan including interventions, evaluations, and benchmarks.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, grant research, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, leveraging strengths, and working with non-profits, government, and businesses.
This document outlines a group project on planning. It discusses the basic concepts of planning, including definitions, purposes, nature and importance. It also covers the planning process and different types of plans. Specific planning techniques covered include strategic planning, management by objectives, and factors that contribute to effective vs ineffective planning. The group members and outlines of topics are listed at the beginning.
Strategic Planning for Campus Centers of EngagementBonner Foundation
A workshop for the 2019 Bonner Summer Leadership Institute at Waynesburg College. Presented by Amber Finnicum-Simmons (Stetson University) and Ariane Hoy (Bonner Foundation). The presentation is also available in a Prezi format at https://prezi.com/view/eiRyckToNrlqSaA0jtGn/. It covers the process, content, and examples of effective strategic plans. For more info, visit: http://bonner.pbworks.com/w/page/105867312/Strategic%20Planning%20for%20Your%20Center%20-%20Overview
This document outlines the key components and processes involved in strategic planning. It discusses the importance of investigating the organization's current situation, consulting stakeholders, considering strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and deciding on a mission, vision and strategies. It emphasizes that strategic planning requires courage, commitment, decisiveness, vision, leadership and measurement. The document provides details on each phase of the strategic planning process and stresses that measurement and evaluation are essential parts of assessing success and progress.
This document lists various services related to organizational development, including needs assessments, group facilitation, strategic planning, coalition building, grant research, business process improvement, leadership development, governance, change management, executive coaching, business continuity planning, policy work, community outreach, business networking, succession planning, performance measurement, and leveraging organizational strengths.
The document provides tips for effective business meetings. It recommends establishing clear meeting objectives, preparing an agenda that outlines the objectives and time allotted for each, and determining appropriate timing and physical arrangements. The objectives may include disseminating information, coordinating efforts, gaining support for new ideas, resolving conflicts, negotiating agreements, or motivating groups. The agenda should crystallize the objectives and keep the meeting on schedule. Timing considerations include convenience, room size, seating, amenities, equipment needs, and handling communications.
Download❤[PDF]⚡ Implementing Your Strategic Plan How to Turn 'Intent' Into Ef...asedrsaxas
IMPLEMENTING YOUR STRATEGIC PLAN How to Turn 'Intent' Into Effective Action for Sustainable Change Planning is easy, but implementing a plan is tough --often involving the coordination and direction of numerous people, resources, programs, and actions over a sustained period of time and across many organizational boundaries. Implementing Your Strategic Plan is packed with action-oriented principles, tools, and techniques designed to help CEOs, managers, consultants, or anyone who needs to make a strategic plan a reality-not just a pipe dream. It shows how to: ** turn strategic priority issues into assigned, measurable actions ** foster creative leadership ** overcome resistance to change ** provide an environment in which people can excel ** fix broken core processes, and much more C. DAVIS FOGG (Nashville, TN) is president of his own consulting firm and an active seminar leader. He is the author of Team-Based Strategic Planning (Amacom).
Keely Toy completed a Predictive Index survey on 9/22/2016. The results show that she is a cautious, detail-oriented person who enjoys working collaboratively with others. As a manager, she would be a proactive, enthusiastic team player focused on completing work according to established standards and policies. When influencing others, Keely would take a thorough, sincere approach to build trusted relationships and provide proven solutions tailored to their needs. To be most effective, she prefers clear responsibilities within her expertise and opportunities to interact with people.
The document discusses common challenges faced by organizations and managers during uncertain times, including employee disengagement, organizational paralysis, and a bunker mentality. It proposes tools and strategies to address these challenges, such as providing fresh perspectives through expert videos and articles, re-engaging employees through team meetings, and connecting leaders across the company through cross-functional roundtables. The document also raises implementation questions around creating awareness of the resources, holding team meetings and cross-functional roundtables, and next steps.
This document discusses the building blocks of successful components and metrics for measuring success. It outlines core areas like governance, membership, and communication that components should focus on. It also discusses comparing components, the role of the component and lead association, and how to measure success through member satisfaction, governance practices, and financial stability. The document then covers the evolution of metrics for components, providing examples that range from simple metrics like member growth to more complex metrics like lifetime member value. It introduces a maturity model for components to track their progress. Finally, it discusses using this information to identify goals and metrics, plan strategies, and move components forward in a sustainable way over time.
This document discusses the five main functions of management: planning, organizing, leading, controlling, and developing people. It provides details on each function: planning involves defining goals, strategies, and subplans; organizing is determining what needs to be done, how, and who will do it; leading includes directing, motivating, and resolving conflicts; controlling ensures goals are accomplished as planned; and developing people focuses on monitoring performance and growth. Effective management requires efficiently completing tasks to achieve desired overall results through setting objectives, organizing groups, motivating communication, and measuring performance.
Why use a strategic planning facilitator 8 reasons SME Strategy ConsultingAnthony C Taylor
The document outlines 8 reasons to use a facilitator for strategic planning sessions. It states that a facilitator allows everyone to participate freely, has a specialized strategic planning process, and can ask questions to uncover key issues without personal attacks. Additionally, a facilitator remains neutral, sets a committed tone, keeps discussions on track and productive, is experienced in managing groups, and can help organizations make strategic changes by an external party setting the initial direction. Using a facilitator brings organizations to new levels of teamwork and effectiveness for strategic planning.
Strategic planning is an organization's process of defining its strategy, or direction, and making decisions on allocating its resources to pursue this strategy. It may also extend to control mechanisms for guiding the implementation of the strategy.
This document describes The Solution Focused Leadership Programme, a 12-month leadership development program aimed at managers and leaders. The program takes place over 12 days, with one day per month, and uses Solution Focused Thinking techniques to help participants become more successful and inspirational leaders. It covers topics like personal and team thinking, communication, planning, and measurement. Participants can earn an accredited ILM Level 5 Award in Leadership and Management. The program is guaranteed to provide tangible outcomes for both personal and organizational success.
This document discusses initiating and agreeing on a strategic planning process. It outlines the key steps in reaching an initial agreement, which should cover the purpose of the effort, who will be involved, the process steps, and committing resources. An opening retreat can help key decision makers reach agreement. The initial agreement establishes an oversight committee and planning team. It's important to initiate the process, get sponsorship, and do stakeholder analysis to identify the right people to forge the agreement. The goals are to get widespread recognition of the effort and maintain support throughout the process.
This document summarizes a board member workshop that took place on February 6, 2014. The workshop included the following:
- An agenda that covered welcome remarks, a session on dynamic board lessons, a discussion of using LinkedIn for nonprofit resources, and topic-specific breakout group coaching on governance, strategy, marketing, fundraising, and board recruitment.
- An overview of the legal duties of care, loyalty, and obedience that boards and directors have as trustees of public benefit corporations.
- A description of different types of nonprofit boards including organizing boards, governing boards, and institutional boards.
- A discussion of best practices for creating a dynamic board environment, the nine key responsibilities of nonprofit boards, and the
The document outlines the expectations that new managers, their direct reports, supervisors, and peers have of one another. New managers are expected to take on more responsibility and accountability while continuing existing tasks. Direct reports expect the manager to get work done through delegation and lead ethically. Supervisors expect the manager to prioritize people management, accept accountability, and balance stakeholder interests. Peers expect the new manager to develop relationships across departments and act in the company's best interests.
No matter the size of the organization, effective brand management provides the critical link
between ambitious business goals, employee behaviors, marketing communications and the
ability to deliver exceptional experiences.
These descriptions provide general competencies expected of employees to carry out the mission of the Laboratory. Core competencies include initiative and creativity, judgment, cooperation, quality of work, reliability, commitment to safety, and support of diversity. Job-specific competencies may include technical knowledge, communication, customer service, problem solving, flexibility, and organization. Managerial competencies focus on values and ethics, strategic thinking, engagement, management excellence, and resource management.
This document discusses strategic planning and organizing patient care. It defines key terms like mission, philosophy and values. It outlines the strategic planning process, including performing environmental assessments, stakeholder analysis, determining goals and objectives. It also discusses organizational structures and factors that influence organizational structure selection like environmental changes, programs/services, leadership and technology.
all basic concept of management. what is organization? what are organizational resources and how to manage them? what is management? how it is related to the other disciplines? who is manager?what are levels of managers? functions of managers? management styles and other concepts,
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This document contains a job description for a customer care role at a construction productivity company. It lists several key responsibilities and requirements for the role, including providing customer assistance, making well-informed decisions, adapting to change, demonstrating understanding and empathy, handling legal issues knowledgeably, communicating effectively, understanding the company's operations, anticipating and solving problems, analyzing information, inspiring and motivating others, and having expertise in areas like project management, quality assurance, and risk management. Financial management skills and experience with requirements analysis are also identified as important qualifications.
This document contains a job description for a customer care role at a construction productivity company. It lists several key responsibilities and requirements for the role, including providing customer assistance, making informed decisions, adapting to change, demonstrating understanding and empathy, handling legal issues knowledgeably, communicating effectively, understanding the company's operations, anticipating and solving problems, applying analytical skills, motivating others, and having experience with project management, quality assurance, risk management, and requirements analysis. Financial management and planning skills are also identified as important for the role.
The document describes core competencies and examples of job-specific competencies that employees are expected to demonstrate. Core competencies include initiative and creativity, judgment, cooperation/teamwork, quality of work, reliability, commitment to safety, and support of diversity. Examples of job-specific competencies are technical knowledge, communication skills, customer service, problem solving, flexibility, and quality control. Managerial competencies focus on integrity, strategic thinking, engagement, management excellence, and resource management. Competencies are defined flexibly depending on expectations of the position and work environment.
The document describes a job posting for a Health First Human Resources Consultant. The consultant will help business units incorporate HR initiatives into their culture to promote quality care, customer experience, and responsible resource management. Key responsibilities include assisting leaders with engagement, change management, workforce planning, and using metrics to develop HR solutions. Qualifications include a bachelor's degree, 3-5 years of related experience, strong communication and facilitation skills, and the ability to work collaboratively and independently.
The document discusses key concepts in advanced project management. It notes that advanced project management involves understanding an organization's strategic goals and how a project fits within them. It also involves managing stakeholders, leading change, and influencing others without direct authority. The concepts emphasize soft skills like communication, relationship building, and change management.
This document provides information on organizational culture change from Dr. Tim Baker's executive leadership program. It discusses defining and measuring organizational culture, the eight core values of an enterprising culture, and a four-stage model of emotional change. A new psychological contract is presented focusing on flexibility, performance, learning and open communication. Dimensions for analyzing culture are outlined, and an ambidextrous organization aiming for stability and agility is described. The document concludes with an eight-step corporate culture change cycle.
The Skillhippo Corporate Program aims to address the learning, development and recreational needs of companies through a variety of workshops. These include workshops on health and well-being, team building, simulations, inclusion and diversity, on-the-job skills, behavioral skills, and training for non-executive staff. Skillhippo works with over 100 trainers to provide customized and holistic solutions to reduce the HR/L&D burden on companies. Their workshops aim to increase productivity, retention, employee engagement and promote desired workplace culture.
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The document discusses strategies for gaining support from staff during a change initiative including gathering data, addressing concerns, evaluating progress, and celebrating successes. It emphasizes the importance of communication, actively involving managers, collecting feedback, recognizing contributions, and sharing results of the change. Key steps include using tools like force field analysis to understand influences, providing forums for input, adapting plans based on feedback, and acknowledging milestones through individual, public, and group celebrations.
Leaders are the custodians of culture. In this session, we look at the eight core values of an enterprising culture and the four emotional stages of change. Applying this concepts to your organisational culture can give you a strategic framework for building a better culture for performance.
The Importance of Engaging Remote EmployeesFundoo Friday
Discover the key to unlocking the full potential of your remote workforce. This comprehensive guide explores the significance of employee engagement in remote settings, highlighting the benefits of fostering a connected and motivated team. Learn how to overcome common challenges and create a culture of collaboration, trust, and open communication. Dive into the strategies and best practices for successful remote employee engagement and unlock the secrets to driving productivity, job satisfaction, and business success.
The document discusses the benefits of managers adopting a coaching approach with their teams. It defines a coach as a facilitator who connects personal and organizational goals and supports growth. Coaching increases awareness, challenges assumptions, and supports development of key skills. When managers coach, they can spend more time on strategic planning, process improvement, and developing their people. Coaching approaches are effective for issues like change management, performance, career development, and stress management. The document promotes a two-day workshop to help managers learn executive coaching skills and strategies for coaching their teams.
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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