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Leadership Pipeline:
Leadership and HRD at its best!
Only leadership ensures business success
Good leadership can be mastered by anyone who has the potential, has a general interest in people and is willing to learn.
Successful behaviour of an employee or leader is a function of the individual personality and environment in which the person acts. Even if the personality is mostly relative constant, changes in the environment always cause changes in behaviour.
Therefore for us leadership means creating an environment, that people are willing and able to perform at their best.
In our tailor-made measures, managers develop competencies that are critical for leadership success in a real business context. They reflect on their own personality and mindset, that of their employees and the corporate environment and culture. Based upon this, they develop key leadership competencies and learn how the actively create a motivating and performance-oriented culture.
This understanding of leadership forms our basis to transform your development goals into effective and state of the art development programmes – face to face, purely online or blended.
- Attitudes
- Values
- Personal vision
- Character
- Talents
Reflect personality
- Where are the strengths, where are the challenges of the leader?
- How does he or she bring his or her strengths to bear?
- Which values and attitudes influence the behaviour of the leader?
- Market/customers
- Competition
- Mission/vision
- Values/culture
- Strategy
- Organisation
- Processes
Shape environment
- How is the market and the organisational context changing?
- What does this mean for leadership?
- What do you expect from your leaders (guidelines)?
- How do leaders shape the environment individually and situationally so that it is conducive to performance?
- Knowledge
- Skills
- Experience
Develop competences
- Which competencies are the critical success drivers for the company?
- How are the competencies of successful employees trained?
- In what form do managers receive behavioural feedback?
- How do you measure success?
Our Approach
One of the biggest challenges in modern leadership development is the transfer of knowledge from theory into practice. Everything that was logical and comprehensible in theory often loses its meaning in practice because no real situation is identical to the examples taught.
Implementing an effective development programme for your leaders requires more than “just training”. A seminar room or an online training are artificially created working environments that initially have nothing to do with the reality of work. Therefore, we design our concepts in such a way that it has a high practical relevance for the respective target group.
Already in the design phase we ask ourselves “How can we create an environment, that leaders cannot else, then perform in the best possible way?” Creating a development oriented “forced experience” is one of the success factors to do so.
The role of managers differs vastly, depending on the company, level, and area of responsibility. So, we refrain from putting the same manual on every manager’s desk. Your leaders need different development strategies tailored to their role and responsibilities.
To do so, we take the following factors among others into account:
What are the required leadership competencies for your target group?
Which competencies are needed to be successful as a leader in future?
How do you define successful leadership?
What would you like to be different after the programme?
Sustainably successful companies ensure their next generation of leaders by constantly developing talents at all levels of the organisation, the so-called bench-strength. They know that this bench-strength will guarantee economic survival in difficult situations.