Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Organisational, Cultural Transformation as a Lever for Driving High Performance. Presented by Sne Mkize, Senior Vice-President, HR, Sasol.
#astdza2015
Understand EFQM Model only in 5 slides, can be used as very useful tool for assessing organizations, presentation for Model linkages & overview of the Model.
https://ae.linkedin.com/in/samuelbeshay
The European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) was founded in 1988 to create a platform for organizations to learn from each other and continuously improve. The EFQM model is a popular quality management tool used by over 30,000 European organizations to self-assess and improve performance in areas like leadership, policy and strategy, partnerships and resources, and processes. It consists of nine criteria divided into enablers and results that organizations can use to determine their quality level and develop improvements.
Rachael Gibson and Melody Thomas of Raffa, P.C. presented a webinar on assessing organizational sustainability. Raffa focuses on sustainability consulting and helps clients achieve their missions. The webinar covered Raffa's four elements of sustainability planning: business model/strategy, leadership, resources, and culture. It provided strategies for sustainability planning, developing leaders at all levels, and conducting a bench strength review of management teams. The webinar emphasized aligning sustainability efforts with organizational strategies and gaining board and leadership support.
CEO compensation & Organizational PerformanceAshik Azam Noor
This document discusses CEO compensation and its relationship to organizational performance. It defines a CEO's roles and responsibilities, which include developing strategies, making major decisions, managing operations and resources, and communicating with the board of directors. The document analyzes the links between a CEO's compensation and employee and organizational performance. It finds a positive relationship between CEO compensation, CEO performance, and organizational performance based on regression analyses of two banks. It concludes that paying CEOs fairly can motivate them to work efficiently and push employees to improve performance.
The document discusses how implementing a career development program can benefit an organization by increasing employee engagement, enhancing performance and retaining talent. It provides steps to build commitment, capacity and alignment around career development including gaining leadership support, clarifying roles, equipping employees and integrating it with other HR programs. The document concludes by stating that a career development program can drive business results and set the stage for career conversations between employees and managers.
The document summarizes key changes made to the EFQM Excellence Model in 2010. Some criteria titles were changed for clarity. The fundamental concepts were fully integrated into the criteria parts. Examples were mapped from concepts to criteria to show how they are linked. The results section was refined, with key results now the focus. RADAR scoring was adjusted to place more emphasis on relevance, integrity, sustainability, and innovation. The weightings of criteria were also balanced.
The document introduces the EFQM Excellence Model, which provides guidance for organizations to achieve sustainable excellence. It is comprised of fundamental concepts of excellence, the EFQM excellence model framework, and RADAR logic. The framework contains 9 criteria including leadership, strategy, people, partnerships/resources, processes/products/services, customer results, people results, society results, and key results. It is a non-prescriptive model that can help organizations understand the relationships between what they do and the results they achieve to plan strategic improvements.
This document discusses aligning organizational performance to goals and objectives. It identifies common obstacles such as cultural resistance, lack of information sharing, and accountability. It also outlines key areas of performance alignment including business units, workforce, financials, and resources. Specific steps are provided to align each of these areas including defining goals, identifying processes, and establishing performance measures.
Understand EFQM Model only in 5 slides, can be used as very useful tool for assessing organizations, presentation for Model linkages & overview of the Model.
https://ae.linkedin.com/in/samuelbeshay
The European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) was founded in 1988 to create a platform for organizations to learn from each other and continuously improve. The EFQM model is a popular quality management tool used by over 30,000 European organizations to self-assess and improve performance in areas like leadership, policy and strategy, partnerships and resources, and processes. It consists of nine criteria divided into enablers and results that organizations can use to determine their quality level and develop improvements.
Rachael Gibson and Melody Thomas of Raffa, P.C. presented a webinar on assessing organizational sustainability. Raffa focuses on sustainability consulting and helps clients achieve their missions. The webinar covered Raffa's four elements of sustainability planning: business model/strategy, leadership, resources, and culture. It provided strategies for sustainability planning, developing leaders at all levels, and conducting a bench strength review of management teams. The webinar emphasized aligning sustainability efforts with organizational strategies and gaining board and leadership support.
CEO compensation & Organizational PerformanceAshik Azam Noor
This document discusses CEO compensation and its relationship to organizational performance. It defines a CEO's roles and responsibilities, which include developing strategies, making major decisions, managing operations and resources, and communicating with the board of directors. The document analyzes the links between a CEO's compensation and employee and organizational performance. It finds a positive relationship between CEO compensation, CEO performance, and organizational performance based on regression analyses of two banks. It concludes that paying CEOs fairly can motivate them to work efficiently and push employees to improve performance.
The document discusses how implementing a career development program can benefit an organization by increasing employee engagement, enhancing performance and retaining talent. It provides steps to build commitment, capacity and alignment around career development including gaining leadership support, clarifying roles, equipping employees and integrating it with other HR programs. The document concludes by stating that a career development program can drive business results and set the stage for career conversations between employees and managers.
The document summarizes key changes made to the EFQM Excellence Model in 2010. Some criteria titles were changed for clarity. The fundamental concepts were fully integrated into the criteria parts. Examples were mapped from concepts to criteria to show how they are linked. The results section was refined, with key results now the focus. RADAR scoring was adjusted to place more emphasis on relevance, integrity, sustainability, and innovation. The weightings of criteria were also balanced.
The document introduces the EFQM Excellence Model, which provides guidance for organizations to achieve sustainable excellence. It is comprised of fundamental concepts of excellence, the EFQM excellence model framework, and RADAR logic. The framework contains 9 criteria including leadership, strategy, people, partnerships/resources, processes/products/services, customer results, people results, society results, and key results. It is a non-prescriptive model that can help organizations understand the relationships between what they do and the results they achieve to plan strategic improvements.
This document discusses aligning organizational performance to goals and objectives. It identifies common obstacles such as cultural resistance, lack of information sharing, and accountability. It also outlines key areas of performance alignment including business units, workforce, financials, and resources. Specific steps are provided to align each of these areas including defining goals, identifying processes, and establishing performance measures.
The document discusses various aspects of strategy execution and organization building. It emphasizes developing competencies, capabilities, and an organizational structure that supports the strategy. It also stresses the importance of corporate culture and leadership in implementing strategy through actions, motivating employees, and ensuring performance.
EFQM European Foundation Of Quality Management - Radar ModelShashank Varun
The RADAR logic is a dynamic assessment framework and powerful management tool that provides a structured approach to questioning the performance of an organisation. At the highest level, RADAR logic states that an organisation needs to: Determine the Results it is aiming to achieve as part of its strategy.
Spring 2013 peter debreceny change leadershipIPRC2013
- The document discusses changing workforce dynamics and the need for employees to be aligned around company strategy, focused on innovation, customer-centric, and understand how their work connects to company success.
- Employee survey results from one company found that 92% agree colleagues deliver high quality work but only 56% believe there is a clear vision for the future and 16% are actively disengaged.
- Engaged employees can improve performance by 20%, increase customer satisfaction by 23%, and reduce turnover by 50% according to various studies.
The document discusses organizational excellence and its keys. Organizational excellence is the ability of an organization to distinguish itself through specialization while achieving its goals. Keys to organizational excellence include having a clear mission, vision, values and strategic management plan, as well as effective organizational structure, systems, and processes for renewal. Organizational excellence is important as it allows an organization to evaluate and maximize its success, maintain discipline, and gain competitive advantages through alignment of functions. There are different forms of organizational excellence such as competitive, institutional, rejuvenatory, missionary, versatile, and creative excellence.
The document describes how Lean and the EFQM Excellence Model are complementary tools for continuous improvement. It explains that Lean is used to structure improvements identified through EFQM assessments, which provide strategic direction and assess performance gaps. Both approaches are people-centric and focus on long-term, customer-oriented continuous improvement. The EFQM Model addresses leadership, strategy, partnerships and results, while Lean structures how improvements are delivered.
James Lytton-Hitchins is an Associate with Booz & Company based in London who specializes in capturing the people advantage for breakthrough organization performance. He has 8 years of expertise in leadership development, cultural change, talent management, change management, and corporate communications. His experience includes developing strategies, facilitating programs, and designing organizations, operating models, and performance management systems. Prior to Booz & Company, he held roles focusing on leadership, talent, and organizational change at Capgemini Consulting and PricewaterhouseCoopers in Australia.
How to level up learning and developmentChris Smith
Learn about Redgate's journey so far with learning and development at Redgate. We’ve tried golden tickets, 10% time, down tools weeks, katas and guilds - and still something was missing. We’ll tell you about how our efforts brought us to curating and organising our own product development conference and what happened as a result.
Management involves coordinating all resources to plan, organize, direct, and control organizational activities to achieve stated objectives. The key aspects of management are planning how to accomplish goals, organizing resources, directing employees and activities, and controlling performance to ensure goals are met. Effective management requires getting employees to work together efficiently and effectively using available resources to attain desired outcomes and objectives.
Karen Spaiches is an innovative coach passionate about leadership development and employee training. She excels at strategic planning and creating custom training programs. As an operations manager and financial manager, she led teams, developed processes, and oversaw billing and accounting. She mentors employees, achieves goals, and advances organizations through leadership, communication, and problem solving.
Road Map for Organizational Effectivenesstdhooper2
The document provides an overview of the services offered by Leadership Strategy Group to help organizations, teams, and individuals improve leadership effectiveness and drive organizational performance. The services include change management, employee engagement, team performance, and leadership development. Key practices involve assessment, action planning, facilitation, coaching, and measuring results. Case studies demonstrate how clients achieved goals like cost reduction, improved processes, and increased employee engagement.
Human-Resources-Executive-Executive-Resume-SampleAbby Locke ► MBA
Tara Williams has over 15 years of experience in senior human resource management. As the Director of EEO and Human Resources at General Operations Corporation since 2005, she has pioneered turnaround strategies that eliminated outdated processes and manual tasks, generating significant cost savings and increased efficiency. She revised benefits packages, growing the corporate equality index over 200% and cutting expat benefits costs by 30%. Williams also developed strategic diversity partnerships that successfully increased the diverse employee pool by 75%.
This talk explores the interesting paradox of sometimes conflicting skills and characteristic of those leaders that are able to drive a high performance organisation and those that can create a great place to work.
• The power of a paradox
• The debates and stories we hear
• The leadership capabilities required to drive a High Performance Culture - Innovative and strategic thinking, strategic alignment and traction, structure and role alignment, talent management, change management, culture transformation
• The leadership capabilities required to drive a High Engagement Culture -Transformational leadership, Engagement, Enablement, Empowerment, Leading high performance teams, Holding Crucial Conversations
• Personality vs Capability – can a leader change his approach?
• Getting it right
The document discusses business excellence models, which guide organizations to achieve world-class performance and business results. It provides a brief history of how the first models emerged in the 1980s in response to Japanese business success. Today, the most well-known models are the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence and the EFQM Excellence Model, which help organizations improve via self-assessment. Both models evaluate organizations across similar criteria focused on leadership, strategic planning, customers, workforce, and processes.
Learning and Development Strategy and ExecutionSahil Sharma
This document outlines a two-phase process for establishing a Learning & Development (L&D) strategy. Phase 1 involves determining the current and future state of L&D by making the case for an L&D strategy, developing an L&D vision, and analyzing critical issues impacting L&D. Phase 2 involves establishing L&D strategic principles and applying the strategy across the L&D function. The process overview provides steps for completing each phase, including gathering stakeholder input, conducting a needs assessment, and identifying L&D priorities to guide the development of the strategic principles.
This document outlines the HR plan for 2014 for Listerhills. It includes objectives around growing the business, creating a sustainable performance platform, and achieving the 2014 vision. The strategy focuses on building a great team through mastery, autonomy, achievement and engagement. Specific objectives are outlined for training and development, identifying employees' strengths, skills assessment, understanding employee motivation, nurturing relationships, building team spirit, onboarding, demonstrating leadership, and committing to the company culture. Metrics like absence, retention, time to fill positions, and employee surveys will be used to measure success. The HR function will focus on leadership, customer interaction, knowledge development and integrating with the corporate business.
The document discusses the evolving role of sustainability leads in organizations. It identifies three phases - reactive, proactive, and opportunity - where the skills and responsibilities of sustainability leads change. For the reactive phase, it provides an example job description for a Corporate Social Responsibility Manager whose key responsibilities are developing CSR programs, reporting, and engaging employees. For the proactive phase, the role is a Corporate Responsibility Director who implements strategy, manages community and environmental programs, and measures social impact.
Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Building the Simply Irresistible Organisation. Presented by Julie Duda, Executive, Bersin Institute and Deloittes Advisory team.
#astdza2015
The document discusses various aspects of strategy execution and organization building. It emphasizes developing competencies, capabilities, and an organizational structure that supports the strategy. It also stresses the importance of corporate culture and leadership in implementing strategy through actions, motivating employees, and ensuring performance.
EFQM European Foundation Of Quality Management - Radar ModelShashank Varun
The RADAR logic is a dynamic assessment framework and powerful management tool that provides a structured approach to questioning the performance of an organisation. At the highest level, RADAR logic states that an organisation needs to: Determine the Results it is aiming to achieve as part of its strategy.
Spring 2013 peter debreceny change leadershipIPRC2013
- The document discusses changing workforce dynamics and the need for employees to be aligned around company strategy, focused on innovation, customer-centric, and understand how their work connects to company success.
- Employee survey results from one company found that 92% agree colleagues deliver high quality work but only 56% believe there is a clear vision for the future and 16% are actively disengaged.
- Engaged employees can improve performance by 20%, increase customer satisfaction by 23%, and reduce turnover by 50% according to various studies.
The document discusses organizational excellence and its keys. Organizational excellence is the ability of an organization to distinguish itself through specialization while achieving its goals. Keys to organizational excellence include having a clear mission, vision, values and strategic management plan, as well as effective organizational structure, systems, and processes for renewal. Organizational excellence is important as it allows an organization to evaluate and maximize its success, maintain discipline, and gain competitive advantages through alignment of functions. There are different forms of organizational excellence such as competitive, institutional, rejuvenatory, missionary, versatile, and creative excellence.
The document describes how Lean and the EFQM Excellence Model are complementary tools for continuous improvement. It explains that Lean is used to structure improvements identified through EFQM assessments, which provide strategic direction and assess performance gaps. Both approaches are people-centric and focus on long-term, customer-oriented continuous improvement. The EFQM Model addresses leadership, strategy, partnerships and results, while Lean structures how improvements are delivered.
James Lytton-Hitchins is an Associate with Booz & Company based in London who specializes in capturing the people advantage for breakthrough organization performance. He has 8 years of expertise in leadership development, cultural change, talent management, change management, and corporate communications. His experience includes developing strategies, facilitating programs, and designing organizations, operating models, and performance management systems. Prior to Booz & Company, he held roles focusing on leadership, talent, and organizational change at Capgemini Consulting and PricewaterhouseCoopers in Australia.
How to level up learning and developmentChris Smith
Learn about Redgate's journey so far with learning and development at Redgate. We’ve tried golden tickets, 10% time, down tools weeks, katas and guilds - and still something was missing. We’ll tell you about how our efforts brought us to curating and organising our own product development conference and what happened as a result.
Management involves coordinating all resources to plan, organize, direct, and control organizational activities to achieve stated objectives. The key aspects of management are planning how to accomplish goals, organizing resources, directing employees and activities, and controlling performance to ensure goals are met. Effective management requires getting employees to work together efficiently and effectively using available resources to attain desired outcomes and objectives.
Karen Spaiches is an innovative coach passionate about leadership development and employee training. She excels at strategic planning and creating custom training programs. As an operations manager and financial manager, she led teams, developed processes, and oversaw billing and accounting. She mentors employees, achieves goals, and advances organizations through leadership, communication, and problem solving.
Road Map for Organizational Effectivenesstdhooper2
The document provides an overview of the services offered by Leadership Strategy Group to help organizations, teams, and individuals improve leadership effectiveness and drive organizational performance. The services include change management, employee engagement, team performance, and leadership development. Key practices involve assessment, action planning, facilitation, coaching, and measuring results. Case studies demonstrate how clients achieved goals like cost reduction, improved processes, and increased employee engagement.
Human-Resources-Executive-Executive-Resume-SampleAbby Locke ► MBA
Tara Williams has over 15 years of experience in senior human resource management. As the Director of EEO and Human Resources at General Operations Corporation since 2005, she has pioneered turnaround strategies that eliminated outdated processes and manual tasks, generating significant cost savings and increased efficiency. She revised benefits packages, growing the corporate equality index over 200% and cutting expat benefits costs by 30%. Williams also developed strategic diversity partnerships that successfully increased the diverse employee pool by 75%.
This talk explores the interesting paradox of sometimes conflicting skills and characteristic of those leaders that are able to drive a high performance organisation and those that can create a great place to work.
• The power of a paradox
• The debates and stories we hear
• The leadership capabilities required to drive a High Performance Culture - Innovative and strategic thinking, strategic alignment and traction, structure and role alignment, talent management, change management, culture transformation
• The leadership capabilities required to drive a High Engagement Culture -Transformational leadership, Engagement, Enablement, Empowerment, Leading high performance teams, Holding Crucial Conversations
• Personality vs Capability – can a leader change his approach?
• Getting it right
The document discusses business excellence models, which guide organizations to achieve world-class performance and business results. It provides a brief history of how the first models emerged in the 1980s in response to Japanese business success. Today, the most well-known models are the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence and the EFQM Excellence Model, which help organizations improve via self-assessment. Both models evaluate organizations across similar criteria focused on leadership, strategic planning, customers, workforce, and processes.
Learning and Development Strategy and ExecutionSahil Sharma
This document outlines a two-phase process for establishing a Learning & Development (L&D) strategy. Phase 1 involves determining the current and future state of L&D by making the case for an L&D strategy, developing an L&D vision, and analyzing critical issues impacting L&D. Phase 2 involves establishing L&D strategic principles and applying the strategy across the L&D function. The process overview provides steps for completing each phase, including gathering stakeholder input, conducting a needs assessment, and identifying L&D priorities to guide the development of the strategic principles.
This document outlines the HR plan for 2014 for Listerhills. It includes objectives around growing the business, creating a sustainable performance platform, and achieving the 2014 vision. The strategy focuses on building a great team through mastery, autonomy, achievement and engagement. Specific objectives are outlined for training and development, identifying employees' strengths, skills assessment, understanding employee motivation, nurturing relationships, building team spirit, onboarding, demonstrating leadership, and committing to the company culture. Metrics like absence, retention, time to fill positions, and employee surveys will be used to measure success. The HR function will focus on leadership, customer interaction, knowledge development and integrating with the corporate business.
The document discusses the evolving role of sustainability leads in organizations. It identifies three phases - reactive, proactive, and opportunity - where the skills and responsibilities of sustainability leads change. For the reactive phase, it provides an example job description for a Corporate Social Responsibility Manager whose key responsibilities are developing CSR programs, reporting, and engaging employees. For the proactive phase, the role is a Corporate Responsibility Director who implements strategy, manages community and environmental programs, and measures social impact.
Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Building the Simply Irresistible Organisation. Presented by Julie Duda, Executive, Bersin Institute and Deloittes Advisory team.
#astdza2015
Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Transformation & Technology Track: Gamification within your Blended Learning Framework. Presented by Darryn van den Berg, Passion4Development.
#astdza2015
This document discusses the growing economic opportunities in Africa driven by rising consumer markets. It notes that Africa has been experiencing strong GDP growth above 5% annually, with the economy expected to reach $2.2 trillion by 2020. Consumer spending is also growing rapidly at 39% due to urbanization, a growing middle class, and a young population. However, companies need tailored strategies for individual country markets that vary significantly. The document provides profiles on the economic outlook and strengths/challenges of major countries and concludes that success will depend on understanding local consumer trends and distributing appropriate products.
This document is a cover letter and resume from S S D R R Raju K seeking a network engineer position. He has 13 years of experience in network operations, implementation, and infrastructure services. His experience includes provisioning, migration, incident management and change management of physical and virtual network infrastructures. He is proficient in routing, switching, data center support, and multi-regional network services support. He holds certifications including CCNP, CCIP, and CCNA. He provides details on his work history and areas of expertise to support his candidacy for the open position.
Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Sharing Lessons and Trends from the ATD 2014 International Conference, Washington DC, USA. Presented by Wei Wang, Director of International Relations, ATD.
#astdza2015
Day 3- Thursday 19 March 2015: Preparing for our Individual Challenge
Capacitating Yourself and Others to Survive During Times of Change and Turbulence. Presented by Sammy Njenga, Director, Systems Thinking Africa.
#astdza2015
Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Learning & Development Track: An Executive Talent Programme Archetype- Preparing the Future Executive Activist to Navigate Complexity. Presented by Dr Andrew Johnson, General Manager, Eskom Leadership Institute.
#astdza2015
Day 3- Thursday 19 March 2015: Preparing for our Individual Challenge
Transformation & Technology Track: Wellness in the Workplace. Presented by Dr Vanessa Govender, Medical Doctor, Health and Wellness Executive, Aveng Limited.
#astdza2015
This document discusses the shift from lower-income consumers to an emerging middle class in Latin America. It begins with an introduction about Latin America's growing consumer market worth $3.6 trillion due to economic stability, proximity to the US, natural resources, and a young population. The document then covers targeting the bottom of the pyramid with affordable products in countries like Nigeria. It moves on to discuss catering to the emerging middle class in Latin America with tailored offerings from companies like Ikea in China. In conclusion, it projects that by 2020 there will be 15.8 million more households earning $10,000-$45,000 and 2.8 million fewer households with less than $10,000 in Latin America.
This document promotes a book called "World Rebirth or World War III" that discusses major geopolitical issues and crises around the world. It argues that extremism is growing and world powers are not doing enough to address problems. It asks hard questions about tensions between countries like Russia/US, US/China, US/Iran, and issues like terrorism, gender violence, and racial tensions. It promotes purchasing the book in paperback or digital format to get a deeper perspective on these challenges and how to potentially solve them.
Suknie ślubne Andrea - jeśli jesteś zainteresowana suknią ślubną odwiedź naszą stronę internetową http://www.suknieandrea.pl/, na której znajduje się więcej naszych kreacji oraz kontakt z naszą firmą.
Committed to the path of sustainability Excellence with EFQMJean-marc SOULIER
The document discusses the EFQM Excellence Model, which is a framework used by over 30,000 organizations worldwide to guide organizational performance and improvement. The model includes eight fundamental concepts, nine criteria with sub-criteria to assess enablers and results, and a "RADAR logic" cycle of planning, implementing, evaluating and improving. It provides a holistic assessment of an organization's strategy, processes, leadership, people management, partnerships and results. The goal of the model is to help organizations define, assess, and improve excellence by learning from others and establishing best practices.
The document discusses transformation leadership and organizational change. It provides an overview of the company's approach, which includes aligning individuals and teams to the organizational culture and vision through workshops, coaching, and other interventions. It also outlines challenges to transformation initiatives and the company's methods for addressing people issues and resistance to change.
Sample outline of a companies hr policyTanuj Poddar
This document provides guidance and sample policies for developing a career pathing and development program. It discusses the importance of aligning such a program with company objectives and strategies. Sample policies cover topics like recruitment, induction, performance appraisal, recognition, training, and variable compensation. Additional resources are provided on developing career bands based on competencies, succession planning, and integrating career planning into performance management. The document aims to help companies create effective programs that support employees' professional growth while helping the organization meet its goals.
This document outlines a leadership development program at UMHS to establish leadership competencies. It defines leadership, identifies four competency domains of mission, people, execution, and self. It then describes each domain and competencies within each domain. The goals are to apply competencies across the organization and align with strategic goals. The program includes tools like individual development plans, 360-degree feedback, and leadership training to develop leaders based on the competencies.
This document outlines a leadership development program at UMHS to establish leadership competencies. It defines leadership, identifies four competency domains of mission, people, execution, and self. It then describes each domain and competencies within each domain. The goals are to apply competencies across the organization, have buy-in from leaders, and align with strategic goals. Tools for development include individual plans, programs, 360 reviews, and performance planning. Leaders are encouraged to do self-assessments and develop plans to strengthen competencies.
The EFQM Excellence Model provides a framework for organizations to assess their performance and drive continuous improvement. It includes 9 criteria across enablers and results. The 5 enabler criteria cover leadership, strategy, people, partnerships/resources, and processes/services. The 4 results criteria cover customer, people, social, and business outcomes. Organizations can use the RADAR logic to structure self-assessment of their approaches and achievement of results. The model takes a holistic view to help organizations meet stakeholder expectations and achieve sustainable excellence.
Senn Delaney is a culture-shaping consulting firm that has been exclusively focused on transforming organizational cultures for over 35 years. They are recognized as the leading authority in culture shaping and have worked with many Fortune 500 and Global 1000 companies. Senn Delaney uses a comprehensive methodology called DURAM to diagnose culture, unfreeze old behaviors, reinforce new behaviors, apply culture shaping tools, and measure results. Their approach begins with aligning senior leadership and engaging the entire organization to create lasting cultural change.
This document summarizes Lorraine Salloum's presentation at the 2013 Public Sector Strategic HR Conference on driving a high performance culture. The presentation discusses research on high performing organizations and employees. It outlines 10 imperatives for driving a high performance culture, such as hiring for fit, clarifying pay and performance links, and empowering employees. Salloum then discusses NSW Treasury's experience developing a capability framework, performance management system, and initiatives to increase consistency, engagement, and individual development.
The document discusses cultivating an environment for success and change. It addresses key factors such as leadership, communication, employee engagement, process maturity, and managing change. It provides considerations for assessing these factors in a business area and identifies them as key pillars for success. The document proposes potential interventions to address factors rated as priorities, such as implementing regular communication and change management practices, developing skills, and ensuring clear priorities, resources, and problem solving processes. The goal is to foster an adaptive environment where employees thrive on change.
The Leadership Sphere is a consulting firm that specializes in leadership development, team development, and cultural transformation. They were formed in 2007 and use a structured, systematic approach to create sustainable positive change and breakthrough performance for their clients. Their services include leadership programs, high performance team development, cultural transformation support, and executive coaching. They have worked with major companies across various industries in Australia and internationally.
The purpose of having a reward and recognition program as part of the organizational change management plan for large-scale change initiatives is to incentivize and acknowledge the behaviors, attitudes, and accomplishments that contribute to the success of the change effort. By providing tangible rewards and public recognition, employees are motivated to adopt new behaviors, embrace new processes, and sustain the changes over time. This can lead to increased employee engagement, improved morale, and higher levels of commitment to the organization's goals. Furthermore, a well-designed reward and recognition program can create a sense of community among employees, reinforcing a culture of collaboration and teamwork that can support ongoing change efforts. Overall, a reward and recognition program is an effective tool for reinforcing desired behaviors and encouraging a positive attitude towards organizational change, ultimately increasing the chances of achieving successful outcomes.
The document discusses performance management, including its meaning, objectives, process, strategies, and comparison to performance appraisal. Some key points:
- Performance management aims to ensure employee performance supports organizational goals through goal setting, continuous feedback, development, and aligning individual performance with organizational objectives.
- It takes a systematic, integrated approach to improve individual, team and organizational performance to deliver sustained success.
- There are seven common performance management strategies: reward-based, career-based, team-based, culture-based, measurement-based, competency-based, and leadership-based.
- The performance management process involves planning, monitoring, developing, rating, and rewarding employee performance on an ongoing basis
Creative thinking to address employee engagement challenges in hotelsEnda Larkin
This document discusses employee engagement and provides a framework for improving it with 12 factors. It begins by defining employee engagement and providing evidence that only a minority of employees are fully engaged. It then presents a framework with 12 factors that impact engagement: leadership, culture, composition, clarity, competence, cooperation, control, communication, challenge, conflict, compensation, and change. For each factor, it asks questions for businesses to consider to help improve employee engagement in that area. The overall aim is to provide a structured approach for businesses to master the challenge of employee engagement.
Connect Alliance was formed by Sharon Sharland, Louise Healy and Steve Riddle to provide leadership development, customer experience leadership, and contact center consulting and operations management. They bring over 40 combined years of experience in these areas. Connect Alliance offers the Connect Leadership Development Program and consulting services to help operational managers and team leaders improve business results through greater staff engagement. The Connect Program uses a modular design and combination of delivery methods to provide practical leadership skills training while minimizing time off the job. It focuses on authentic leadership, building engagement, managing underperformance, focus, and resilience.
Connect Alliance was formed by Sharon Sharland, Louise Healy and Steve Riddle to provide leadership development, customer experience leadership, and contact center consulting and operations management. They bring over 40 combined years of experience in these areas. Connect Alliance offers the Connect Leadership Development Program and consulting services to help operational managers and team leaders improve business results through greater staff engagement and capabilities. The Connect Program uses a modular design and combination of delivery methods to provide practical leadership skills in a time-efficient manner. Modules focus on areas like authentic leadership, employee engagement, performance management, focus, and resilience.
The document summarizes Zinfra Group's efforts to invest in developing their workforce. It discusses:
1) Zinfra Group's strategic focus on shaping a values-driven, high-performing culture through leadership development, talent management, and building performance-oriented work models.
2) The development of an integrated approach to talent management, including competency frameworks, succession planning, and a leadership development center.
3) A roadmap outlining Zinfra Group's initiatives from 2013-2020 to accelerate leadership development, strengthen capabilities, and achieve industry-leading employee engagement and performance.
This document provides information about Vyaktitva, a performance support organization that offers organization development interventions, workshops, and training programs. It focuses on integrating business strategy and goals with individual performance. Vyaktitva works with clients to enhance five key organizational elements - vision, culture, processes, structure, and competence. The document outlines Vyaktitva's elemental model and services, highlights recent client projects and learning interventions, and introduces some of Vyaktitva's consultants who have extensive experience across industries.
How Companies Achieve High PerformanceDave Dowling
The document provides an overview of a model that identifies the elements of a high performing organization. It discusses that high performing organizations forge intentional relationships among strategy, culture, and brand. The model indicates that strategy shapes leadership expectations, which set the cultural tone. Key elements of culture include focus, drive, and capability. A strong value proposition and brand performance are outcomes of an effective strategy and aligned culture.
Similar to Sne Mkize- Organisational, Cultural Transformation as a Lever for Driving High Performance (20)
Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Talent track: Leveraging Internal Mobility & Talent Networks. Presented by Bhavesh Chandaria, GPHR, HRMP, Head of Learning and Development SAFAL Group.
#astdza2015
Day 3- Thursday 19 March 2015: Preparing for our Individual Challenge
Learning & Development Track: DNA of the Leader of the Future – What Competencies Do We Look For, How Do We Assess These and How Do We Develop Them? Presented by Lisa Ashton, Managing Director, BIOSS.
#astdza2015
Day 3- Thursday 19 March 2015: Preparing for our Individual Challenge
Talent Track: Identify and Develop High Potential Talent. Presented by Ellen Bvekerwa, Human Resources Director, Unilever.
#astdza2015
The document discusses creating a high performance culture through lessons learned from Sasol's journey. It emphasizes that culture is reflected in everyday behaviors and actions. A high performance culture facilitates superior performance given an organization's unique circumstances. Building such a culture involves three steps: 1) Imagining or visioning the desired culture and values, 2) Mobilizing to communicate and embed the new culture through tools, interventions and habits, and 3) Measuring culture through indexes to track impact and illustrate value added. Key enablers include leadership alignment and involvement of employees, while obstacles can be lack of clarity or selectivity and not partnering with employees. Leaders must play a role in dreaming the vision and removing fear from the change process.
Day 2 - Wednesday 18 March 2015: Preparing for our Institutional Challenge
Learning & Development Track: Setting Up and Managing a Corporate Development Centre. Presented by Dr Wim Brits, Head: Shared Services, South African Reserve Bank Academy.
#astdza2015
Day 1- Tuesday 17 March 2015: Preparing for our Macro Challenge
Meeting Tomorrow’s Business Challenges. Global Leadership Forecast 2014 / 2015. Presented by Dr Martin Factor, Executive Consultant at Development Dimension International/Deloitte Consulting SA
#astdza2015
Day 1- Tuesday 17 March 2015: Preparing for our Macro Challenge
Transformation & Technology Track: Empowering Line Managers to Manage Performance. Presented by Zelia Soares, Executive, Leadership Development, Murray & Roberts Limited.
#astdza2015
The document discusses aligning individual and company needs for engagement in the workplace post-recruitment. It outlines that engagement has two sides - the individual's needs and motivations, and the company's needs. It proposes providing employees with virtual experts or coaches to guide their work decisions and actions in real-time. This allows employees to take on new roles and challenges for growth while ensuring their work meets company needs. The result is scaling expertise faster and sustaining engagement as individual and company interests are both met.
Day 1- Tuesday 17 March 2015: Preparing for our Macro Challenge
Learning & Development Track: Lessons from Leadership Development. Presented by Dr Tienie Ehlers, Human Resources Development Manager, SAB
#astdza2015
Easily Verify Compliance and Security with Binance KYCAny kyc Account
Use our simple KYC verification guide to make sure your Binance account is safe and compliant. Discover the fundamentals, appreciate the significance of KYC, and trade on one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges with confidence.
Navigating the world of forex trading can be challenging, especially for beginners. To help you make an informed decision, we have comprehensively compared the best forex brokers in India for 2024. This article, reviewed by Top Forex Brokers Review, will cover featured award winners, the best forex brokers, featured offers, the best copy trading platforms, the best forex brokers for beginners, the best MetaTrader brokers, and recently updated reviews. We will focus on FP Markets, Black Bull, EightCap, IC Markets, and Octa.
3 Simple Steps To Buy Verified Payoneer Account In 2024SEOSMMEARTH
Buy Verified Payoneer Account: Quick and Secure Way to Receive Payments
Buy Verified Payoneer Account With 100% secure documents, [ USA, UK, CA ]. Are you looking for a reliable and safe way to receive payments online? Then you need buy verified Payoneer account ! Payoneer is a global payment platform that allows businesses and individuals to send and receive money in over 200 countries.
If You Want To More Information just Contact Now:
Skype: SEOSMMEARTH
Telegram: @seosmmearth
Gmail: seosmmearth@gmail.com
Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
How MJ Global Leads the Packaging Industry.pdfMJ Global
MJ Global's success in staying ahead of the curve in the packaging industry is a testament to its dedication to innovation, sustainability, and customer-centricity. By embracing technological advancements, leading in eco-friendly solutions, collaborating with industry leaders, and adapting to evolving consumer preferences, MJ Global continues to set new standards in the packaging sector.
Taurus Zodiac Sign: Unveiling the Traits, Dates, and Horoscope Insights of th...my Pandit
Dive into the steadfast world of the Taurus Zodiac Sign. Discover the grounded, stable, and logical nature of Taurus individuals, and explore their key personality traits, important dates, and horoscope insights. Learn how the determination and patience of the Taurus sign make them the rock-steady achievers and anchors of the zodiac.
Zodiac Signs and Food Preferences_ What Your Sign Says About Your Tastemy Pandit
Know what your zodiac sign says about your taste in food! Explore how the 12 zodiac signs influence your culinary preferences with insights from MyPandit. Dive into astrology and flavors!
SATTA MATKA SATTA FAST RESULT KALYAN TOP MATKA RESULT KALYAN SATTA MATKA FAST RESULT MILAN RATAN RAJDHANI MAIN BAZAR MATKA FAST TIPS RESULT MATKA CHART JODI CHART PANEL CHART FREE FIX GAME SATTAMATKA ! MATKA MOBI SATTA 143 spboss.in TOP NO1 RESULT FULL RATE MATKA ONLINE GAME PLAY BY APP SPBOSS
Company Valuation webinar series - Tuesday, 4 June 2024FelixPerez547899
This session provided an update as to the latest valuation data in the UK and then delved into a discussion on the upcoming election and the impacts on valuation. We finished, as always with a Q&A
Anny Serafina Love - Letter of Recommendation by Kellen Harkins, MS.AnnySerafinaLove
This letter, written by Kellen Harkins, Course Director at Full Sail University, commends Anny Love's exemplary performance in the Video Sharing Platforms class. It highlights her dedication, willingness to challenge herself, and exceptional skills in production, editing, and marketing across various video platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
Industrial Tech SW: Category Renewal and CreationChristian Dahlen
Every industrial revolution has created a new set of categories and a new set of players.
Multiple new technologies have emerged, but Samsara and C3.ai are only two companies which have gone public so far.
Manufacturing startups constitute the largest pipeline share of unicorns and IPO candidates in the SF Bay Area, and software startups dominate in Germany.
[To download this presentation, visit:
https://www.oeconsulting.com.sg/training-presentations]
This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
Digital Transformation Frameworks: Driving Digital Excellence
Sne Mkize- Organisational, Cultural Transformation as a Lever for Driving High Performance
1. better together…we deliver 1
better together ... we deliver 1
Organisational cultural transformation as a lever
for driving high performance
ASTD Conference March 2015
S’ne Mkhize | Senior Vice President | Sasol
Group Human Resources
4. better together…we deliver 4
Upstream
Oil & Gas
US Mega
Projects
Upstream Operations Downstream
Mining
US
Operations
Secunda
Energy
Secunda
Chemicals
Sasolburg Eurasian
Operations
International
Energy
Southern Africa
Energy
Upstream
(Operating BUs)
International
Operations
(Operating Hubs)
Energy Business
(Strategic BUs)
Southern Africa
Operations
(Operating Hubs)
Base
Chemicals
Performance
Chemicals
Satellite
Locations
Chemicals
Business
(Strategic BUs)
effective 1 July 2014
Natref
our new operating model will change the way we manage our business
Group Functions
our new operating model and management structure
5. better together…we deliver 5
the new operating model requires ways of working that are
consistent with our shared values
Complexity: fragmented business units and
functions
Simplicity: streamlined, consistent management
structure
Siloed structure: independent business unit
optimisation
One Sasol bottom line: optimising for the
benefit of the whole
South Africa-centric: growth as ‘add on’ to
South Africa operations
International: leverage of scale and scope
across geographies, including Southern Africa
Function vs. business tension: disconnected
priorities
Function & business partnership: functions
and businesses working for One Sasol bottom
line
Syndicated accountability: decision making by
committee
Single point of accountability: clear roles and
responsibilities in decision making, even in a
matrix structure
Command and control management style:
minimal effort on collaboration as a result of lack
of respect and trust
Leadership grounded in trust and respect:
focus on collaboration and teamwork, trusting in
others to deliver; display empathy and
inspirational leadership
from to
The end state is aligned with ‘One Sasol’, ‘People’ and ‘Accountability’ values
6. better together…we deliver 6
feedback from the heartbeat survey also indicated what we needed to change
Enablers
High levels of pride in working for Sasol indicates a
connection between employees with Sasol’s brand and
the way Sasol sets out to achieve goals.
Enablers to leverage; relatively high perceptions of:
1. Quality and Safety
- Sasol’s provision of quality products and services
- Senior leadership’s commitment to quality
- Overall commitment to safety and safe working
2. Alignment and working towards goals
- Overall communication and clarity of strategy
- Overall efficiency of work processes and practices
3. Growth and development
- Overall training and development opportunities
Lower levels of commitment are an outcome of the
working environment, influenced by Sasol leaders at all
levels.
Barriers to mitigate; relatively poor perceptions of:
1. Managers as leaders
- Lack of trust in leadership
- Lack of ‘connection’ with leaders
- Lack of Excos’ demonstrating the Sasol values
- Lack of two-way communication and celebrating successes
- Lack of responsiveness and showing appreciation
2. Teamwork and collaboration
- Lack of collaboration with colleagues
- Lack of openness and trust within BUs/Functions
3. Diversity and inclusion
Maintain levels of pride
Barriers
Improve commitment
51% of employees believe that positive change will result as an outcome of this survey
7. better together…we deliver 7
our shared values
Safety
We are committed to zero harm
and all that we do, we do safely
People
We create a caring, engaged and enabled work environment that
recognises both individual and team contributions in pursuit of high
performance
Integrity
We act consistently on a set of values,
ethical standards and principles
Accountability
We take ownership of our behaviour and responsibility to perform
both individually and in teams
Stakeholder focus
We serve our stakeholders through quality
products, service solutions and value creation
Excellence in all we do
We deliver what we promise and add value
that goes beyond what is expected
our shared values and high performance culture
high performance culture
indicators
Goal clarity and alignment
We clearly state our goal and strategy to align the entire organisation on
what we want to achieve and how we want to achieve it
Empowered accountability
We create an environment where accountabilities are clear and individuals
act accordingly
Teamwork and collaboration
We all work seamlessly as one team towards the same end goal
Stakeholder focus
We create a sustainable future together with all our stakeholders
Inspirational leadership
We create an environment where we are inspired to be the best that we
can be
8. better together…we deliver 8
in summary our high performance culture means
High performance starts with “Me”
A high performing organisation is built by high performing teams, comprising high performing individuals
Collaborate and
deliver
outstanding
results & value
High
Performance
Culture
Empowered and
accountable
individuals &
teams
Business
Performance
Common game
plan
Inspirational
leaders
Stakeholder
focus
• Clear goals – a common game plan
• Inspired and empowered individuals and teams
• Delivering outstanding results and value as one team
• Creating a sustainable future together with our stakeholders
9. better together…we deliver 9
three critical behaviours identified to make the
new operating model work
critical behaviours are anchored in sasol’s shared values
and high performance culture
common game plan
I understand, contribute and commit to our new operating model
and business objectives
one sasol, one bottom line
I am a team player and act in the best interest of the Sasol Group
empowered accountability
I trust and expect others to deliver and I can be trusted to deliver against
agreed accountabilities
10. better together…we deliver 10
high performing individuals
how do we define a high performing individual?
As a high performing individual I consistently create value for the organisation, my team and
myself through:
v alues I live the Sasol Values
a ctions
I’m accountable for my actions and meet or exceed commitments and
expectations
l earning I continuously develop myself and others
u nity
I build relationships and contribute to team performance in order to enhance
the One Sasol bottom line
e xcellence I set stretch goals and targets and continuously improve to achieve excellence
11. better together…we deliver 11
the role of the leader in sasol is clearly defined in line with
the matrix structure and high performance culture
Sasol leaders have a pivotal role in the transformation of the culture towards a high
performing, values driven organisation. The Sasol leadership competencies enable them to:
1. Inspire and engage their teams to drive high performance
2. Leverage business acumen to deliver results (in line with the new operating model)
3. Integrate and balance profitability and sustainability
4. Grow value through stakeholder partnerships
5. Leverage diversity and inclusion
6. Lead for growth and globalisation
7. Drive a One Sasol mindset and bottom line (in line with the new operating model)
12. better together…we deliver 12
● Create an atmosphere of respect, trust and confidence
● Demonstrate the Sasol values and critical behaviours
● Encourage open dialogue on the behaviours and how they are being lived in the team
Be a role model
● Give and request real time feedback from team members
● Ensure behaviours are part of performance conversations and evaluations
Encourage Feedback
● Involve others in finding solutions
● Set aside time for work discussions and coaching on performance AND behaviours with teams
● Ensure a focus on the one bottom line
Coach
● Informal and formal recognition processes have been established and are visibly used
● Team successes are celebratedRecognise
reinforcing mechanisms – role of leaders
● Clear concise business goals and behaviours have been set and cascaded throughout the
organisation
● Unacceptable actions and behaviours are visibly called to account
● Behaviours are embedded in the performance management and recruitment processes
Performance and
consequence
management
13. better together…we deliver 13
Our leadership competencies support our new way of leading in the new era for Sasol
The 10 Sasol Leadership Competences
14. better together…we deliver 14
high performance culture transformation journey
EmbedEnable
Team productivity
Service quality
Customer
satisfaction
Stakeholder
satisfaction
Cost performance
Shareholder return
Business growth
Change Communication and Awareness
Outcome:
High performing,
Values driven
organisation
Values driven
leadership
(including
behaviour shifts)
Towards 2020 and beyond
Prepare
Review and align rewards and
benefits
Review and align performance
management
Integrate into leadership
development frameworks and
programmes
Alignment of other supportive HR
policies and processes
Aligning our operating model
Plan,do,review,improve
2006-2012
Behaviour Shifts
Heartbeat
Leadership: Leading
for High Performance
Teams: Collaborating
for High Performance
Leveraging Diversity
for High Performance
Teams and Individuals
Engaged in Safety
Heartbeat
DiscoverDiagnose Decide Deliver
15. better together…we deliver 15
fit-for-purpose change toolkit…
Lead Sasol Programme
Based on nomination, enhances
leadership capability to lead in the
context of the new operating
model and ways of working
Teams Collaborating for High
Performance
Strengthens the team’s
understanding of the operating
model and how we all contribute to
One Sasol bottom line, through the
behaviours
Change Resilience
Enables individuals and teams to
deal with the implications during
the change and “bounce back”
after the change process
Leading for High Performance
Enables you to drive performance
and accountability in your team
6
Leading Change
Strengthens your ability to engage
your team on linking your priorities
to the change plan and lead the
change process
1
2
4
5
Interventions for embedding a High Performance Culture during this change process
Team Stabilisation
A tool for leaders to guide their
teams through a set of team
formation conversations covering
accountability, critical behaviours
and other topics
3
17. better together ... we deliver
integrated into our business strategy
Operations
Excellence
Capital
Excellence
Business
Excellence
Values-driven
Organisation
Foundation
Develop and empower
high-performing, values-
driven people
Continuously improve
and grow existing asset
base
Deliver on the
South African
transformation agenda
Sustainable growth
Accelerate GTL growth
Grow related upstream
business
Maintain technological
lead
Grow all value chains
based on feedstock,
market and/or technology
advantage
Develop and grow
low-carbon power
generation
Grow
shareholder
value
sustainably
groupimperatives
Nurture and Grow
Expand and
Deliver
18. better together ... we deliver
integrated into hr strategy
18
Sasol
Group
business
strategy
Right
talent
in
the
right
place
at
the
right
5me
to
enable
Sasol’s
transforma5on
and
growth
strategy
HR
strategy
objec5ves
Implement
a
technology
enablement
pla?orm
and
build
HR
capability
to
drive
effec5ve
and
integrated
service
delivery
Deliver
the
Sasol
Employee
Value
Proposi5on
to
enable
employee
engagement
and
a
high
performance
culture
HR
purpose
Build
a
profitable,
sustainable
and
adap5ve
organisa5on
of
talented,
diverse,
competent
and
inspired
people,
who
face
the
future
with
confidence
Sasol
people
philosophy
Grow
shareholder
value
sustainably
The
three
strategic
objec5ves
have
been
crystallised,
they
direct
execu5on
of
the
HR
unique
value
proposi5on
and
form
the
basis
of
the
HR
scorecard
to
enable
measurement
and
repor5ng
We
deliver
fit-‐for-‐purpose
people
solu5ons
to
enable
sustainable
business
performance
19. better together…we deliver 19
OUR EMPLOYEE VALUE PROPOSITION & EMPLOYER BRAND
Together, shaping tomorrow
Our Organisation Our Leaders Our Culture Our Opportunities & Rewards
• A dynamic, technology-driven
company that attracts diverse,
talented people with a
pioneering spirit.
• High performing leaders who
create an environment that
inspires our people to be the
best that they can be.
• A high performing, values
driven culture that is
characterised by
• Goal clarity and
alignment
• Empowered
accountability
• Teamwork and
collaboration
• Stakeholder focus
• Inspirational
leadership
• A myriad of challenging
career opportunities for
talented and engaged people
to grow into high-performing
employees who are
rewarded competitively.
integrated into compelling evp and employer brand
22. better together ... we deliver
integrated into reward framework
Operations
Excellence
Capital
Excellence
Business
Excellence
Values-driven
Organisation
Group
imperatives
Foundation HR strategic objectives
Reward philosophy drives
design principles
Develop and empower
high-performing, values-
driven people
Deliver on the
South African
transformation agenda
Continuously improve and
grow existing asset base
Deliver the Sasol Employee
Value Proposition to
promote employee
engagement and a high
performance culture
Right talent in the right
place at the right time to
enable Sasol’s
transformation and growth
strategy
Stretching performance targets
at individual, team and
business levels that drive a
positive relationship between
rewards and performance
Strong stimuli for employee
attraction, retention and
motivation
Reward systems are aligned
with the company’s approach
to risk management
Use rewards to drive a high
performance culture
Implement a technology
enabled platform and build
HR capability
Maintain technological lead
Grow
shareholder value
sustainably
23. better together…we deliver 23
developing leadership capability to drive a high
performance culture and embed operating modelLeadSasolProgramme(LSP)
How‘Sasol’leaderslead
(GIBS)
Global Executive Leadership Programme (GELP)
(Gel-Net proposed)
Sasol 2020 Leadership Engagement (GIBS)
Sasol Leadership Network Engagement
Managing Self Development programme (MSDP)
(CPE: Creating People Excellence)
Managing Others Development Programme (MODP)
Managing Managers Development Programme (MMDP)
(USB-ed)
Senior Executive Development Programme (SEDP)
(GIBS)
InternalLeadership development programmes
(PE Corporate Services/CDI/The Human Edge/Precision HR/
Louis Allen/Thinking Dimensions/Maurice Kerrigan/Bruniquel & Associates/
4th Dimension)
LEAP
Focusedhighpotential
development
programme
24. better together…we deliver 24
LEAD Sasol programme themes
1
Programme Orientation,
Setting the Scene
2
Lead the common goal,
game plan and operating
model
3
Inspirational Leadership
4
Build high performance in
individuals and teams
6
Lead stakeholder focus &
sustainability (part of
case study)
7
Change Leadership
• Myself
• My Team
• My Business
5
Leveraging diversity and
inclusion
How to Lead in
Sasol
25. Better together… we deliver
copyright reserved, 2014, department, company
behaviour moment:
empowered accountability in action
• Do I meet deadlines I have
committed to?
• If I see I cannot meet the
deadline, do I signal this
timeously?
I trust and expect others to deliver
I can be trusted to deliver against agreed accountabilities
26. Better together… we deliver
copyright reserved, 2014, department, company
behaviour moment:
creating an inclusive workplace for high
performance
• What habit(s) do you have that create inclusion and foster teamwork and
collaboration across the value chain?
• When have you realised that you should have utilised the diversity that
other teams / business / functions bring which could have positively impact
performance?
I behave in an inclusive way and tap into the diversity across our value
chain to improve greater performance for Sasol
28. better together…we deliver 28
continuous measurement through sasol heartbeat
An integrated employee survey with accompanying action-planning and execution to
drive employee engagement and enablement
Discover
through dialogue
Diagnose
through the survey
Decide
on appropriate actions
Deliver
on commitments
Repeated
cycles