Developing Leadership Talent

Course details

Throughout the world of business forward thinking companies are investing in their talent to create a leadership pipeline that will secure and sustain competitive edge. Leadership is necessary, not just in senior executive levels, but throughout the wider organisational structure to ensure corporate goals are met and people are motivated and energised to deliver exceptional results.

This learning intervention has been designed as a fast track Leadership Development Programme, to provide delegates with a broad understanding of leadership practice within the global marketplace. It offers tools that will deliver personal success in the role and techniques to empower those who are to be led. It views organisational networks and processes as integrated and interdependent systems existing in a state of dynamic equilibrium that need constant review. Delegates will leave informed and energised with the cross-functional skills to build a strategic vision, the capacity to drive change and the mind set to generate a collaborative, innovative culture which can sustain business success.

This AZTech training course will feature:

• Transitioning leadership potential into informed committed action
• The opportunity to reflect upon and transform personal leadership agendas
• Leading with a positive mindset to generate productive and creative solutions
• How to lead, support and direct the ever-present phenomenon of organisational change
• Strategies for building a structured template for career progression

 
What are the Goals?

By the end of this AZTech training course, participants will be able to:

• Understand and respond to the cross functional responsibilities of leadership
• Demonstrate a greater self confidence in their ability to lead self, others and the organisation
• Utilise techniques to engage and motivate people to higher levels of performance
• Recognise that results are directly related to the quality of interpersonal dialogue
• Select and apply appropriate leadership styles to deal with ever changing situations

Updated on 09 January, 2020