Due to the skills and knowledge we have, we are able to put
together courses and workshops in an area when your organsation
needs assistance.
- New to Management
This programme is intended to help new entry
managers to become productive and effective quickly.
The appointment of a manager is a risk for both
the company and the appointee - the company generally loses
productivity and is exposed to risk as the manager progressively
finds his or her feet in the new role. Also, the new appointee
requires a new skill set - which they may or may not acquire
naturally. The new responsibilities alone create stress - much of
this can be alleviated by giving the new entrant manager this skill
set in the form of management principles and guidelines.
The course will not only teach the delegates,
but it will give adequate time for discussion and exploration of
the various concepts.
- Delivery of Corporate Strategy
Many organisations can define their strategy -
the challenge is to implement it and deliver the anticipated
results. The pace of change means that leaders and managers need to
understand the strategy and take decisions to move the organisation
forward. This programme equips leaders and managers with practical
skills and tools to enable them to interpret the strategy, engage
individuals and teams and build their commitment, translate
strategy into action centred business plans, meantime responding to
issues and opportunities as they emerge.
- Introduction to Performance Management
Performance management is widely accepted one
on the major approaches to enhancing the profitability of
organisations. Performance Management is a term which may be used
to collectively describe Strategy Maps, Balanced Scorecard and Key
Performance Indicators (KPIs).
The introduction of Performance Management is a
fundamental organisational transition where all people within the
organisation adopt a proactive and productive set of behaviours -
it is a strategic topic for organisations to ensure competitiveness
in today's business environment.
The programme is aimed at organisations who are
considering embarking on the introduction of performance management
and those who wish to re-assess their experience of how performance
management is operating in their organisation.
- Enterprise Risk Management
Management of risk at an enterprise wide level
has, in recent years, become a discrete activity generally
represented at board level by committee. Risk management
formalization is also a requirement in many of the regulatory
regimes.
This programme offers executives an approach to
the introduction of an enterprise wide risk management system and
how to establish risk awareness throughout the organisation.
- Organisational Change
In today's business climate, organisations are
driven towards change largely by the rampant pressures of the
latest technology and globalisation. A fundamental truth is that
only the organisations who can change as quickly as their business
environment survive.
Managing change successfully is an essential management skill in
today's fast-paced business world. Change is often seen as
threatening if not understood - this course teaches the lessons of
this well-trodden road and provides a framework such that delegates
can manage major change programmes with confidence expected from
managers tasked with this level of responsibility.
Change is of two types:
-
Evolutionary change where organisations make
slow and steady transitions
-
Step change where fundamental differences
occur at organisation wide levels e.g. the implementation of a new
organisational design, the introduction of a performance culture, a
major project such as the introduction of an organisation wide
software, merger or acquisition
This course focuses on the latter type of
change.
- Effective Business Communications
This course deals with the practical issues of
making written communications work effectively. It is for
anyone who has a responsibility for communicating with customers,
managers and employees, and the outside world in general. It aims
to send delegates away able to write quickly and effectively.
They will also understand the importance of committing instructions
and information to paper and not relying on memory of verbal
instructions.
- Enterprise Governance
Regulatory compliance, organisational
performance and risk, if not strategically aligned can easily be in
conflict with one and other. Such conflict throws a raft of primary
inefficiencies which will be compounded by a plethora of knock-on
effects in the organisation. This is compounded where organisations
operate in multiple jurisdictions and consequently have complex
compliance and disclosure obligations.
These three facets of business management
(corporate governance, organisational performance and risk
management) can be harmonized by strategic alignment with the
founding principles of the organisation. This workshop takes a "how
to" approach, leaving delegates with a practical understanding on
delivering them within their organisations.
The workshop will demonstrate to the delegates
how to make the alignments with the founding principles of the
organisation, governance and risk. Roll-out of the approach can be
a complex activity and requires a control mechanism - we have
developed the Governor software to achieve this. The workshop also
shows how these aspects can be disseminated throughout the
organisation in a controlled and structured manner using the
Governor software.