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SERVICES
Executive Team
Alignment: At the Heart of Exceptional Business Results
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When we speak of alignment, we are not referring to a type of agreement,
“buy-in” or willingness to “go along with” but rather, a commitment to work
in new ways. To achieve authentic alignment, most executive teams need to
fundamentally change how they interact and behave. Alignment is an ongoing
process, not a one time event. Leaders must quickly face critical
challenges, rapidly make tough decisions and sustain ownership of the
decisions made. The overall intention of our Executive Alignment process is
to develop an executive team characterized by their ability to move together
and quickly produce results.
Our Executive Alignment approach includes:
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Coaching your executives to maximize their leadership
effectiveness
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Clarifying your organization’s mission, values and vision
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Aligning your executive team goals and strategies to
achieve strategic initiatives
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Enhancing communication and creating stronger
partnerships among members of your executive team
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Developing your executive team’s ability to leading
change and transition throughout the organization
Organizational
Change Management: The Key to Successful Implementation
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It has been estimated that 50 to 90 percent of all major business changes
are partial or complete failures. Experience shows that a lack of managing
the “human side” of business change is the major reason for failure.
Executives, managers and employees alike invariably name “people” reasons as
the cause of their failure, saying that expectations and resistance were not
managed, communication was poor, executives were not aligned and employees
did not understand the change. Conversely, in the case of successful change
programs, reports indicate that the human side of the change was managed
more systematically. Successful management of the human dimension,
therefore, contributes directly to business benefits.
Our Organizational Change Management program is designed to support business
change programs by:
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Assisting the leadership team to develop and maintain alignment and
commitment sufficient to sustain an organizational transition
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Identifying the key issues and concerns that employees and other key
stakeholder groups are facing due to the change
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Developing a comprehensive Organizational Transition Plan to address the
needs of key stakeholders and assisting with the implementation of that plan
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Mobilizing employees and other key stakeholders to embrace the business
change and commit to the transitions they are being asked to make
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Designing measurement processes to monitor the effectiveness of
organizational initiatives in achieving identified transition goals
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Coaching leaders and managers to effectively work through challenging
situations that arise as a result of the change
High Performance Team Development:
Achieving the Impossible
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Our work with high performance teams produces results beyond business as
usual. Our clients generate breakthroughs. Teams focus on projects that have
finite time-frames and crucial implications for the business – the projects
everyone says can’t be done in the time allotted and for the money budgeted.
Through intensive inquiry and coaching, team members generate a commitment
to the unpredictable and deliver the unprecedented. Moreover, enthusiasm,
energy and inspiration replace stress, “burnout” and a sense of being
pressured by management. Team members rediscover their innate drive to be
the best at what they do.
Our objective is to provide a decisive edge, an advantage for a team to
accomplish the unexpected. Too often people settle for what appears to be
achievable. More often than not, high performance teams can achieve the
impossible. Our High Performance Team program facilitates and accelerates
the effective implementation of client initiatives. Our work with your team
is anchored in the concrete, on-line business objectives that are important
to your organization – initiatives that address your current priorities.
Our approach includes:
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Evaluating your current situation
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Identifying specific breakthrough results that you are committed to
producing
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Designing or re-designing initiatives to produce those results
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Developing and sustaining a set of fundamental capabilities in the team:
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Reviewing progress and making course corrections based on specific
milestones and metrics
Leadership and Management Development:
Committing to Leadership Excellence
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The development of leaders and managers is a commitment and one that can
have big payoffs for your organization. However, we have found that
organizations that rely only on one-time training events often do not create
the needed development that leaders/managers require. Our approach is more
than a one time training class; it is a developmental process that includes
identification of leadership success criteria, assessment and diagnosis of
strengths and areas for development, feedback and development planning and
ongoing coaching.
Our approach to Leadership and Management Development includes:
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Identifying the leadership criteria for success (knowledge, executive
attributes and skills)
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Helping individual leaders and managers assess and diagnose areas of
strength, as well as areas for growth and development
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Providing feedback on the assessment and creating a development plan
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Providing one-on-one coaching sessions to help leaders
and managers reach development goals, take on greater responsibility and
work through challenging situations facing them as leaders
Individual
Coaching:
Achieving a New Level of Effectiveness
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We offer one-on-one coaching to professionals and
leaders to help them achieve a new level of performance and effectiveness. A
sampling of possible coaching issues includes:
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Leading with vision, values, purpose
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Leading a high performance team
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Building powerful relationships
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Leading others through change
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Effectively resolving workplace conflicts
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Learning how to influence and motivate others
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Improving communication skills
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Achieving life/work balance
The coaching process can include an assessment tool to help the individual
gain clarity about his/her strengths and areas for improvement. One of our
coaches
will then work with the individual to create a written coaching plan which
outlines the desired outcomes. In each coaching conversation, the coach will
draw from real situations and interactions at work and discuss ways to
become more effective. The coach will also provide written information and
suggested reading to support the coaching work. At the end of each coaching
session, the individual will be asked to commit to actions to be taken in
between sessions.
We usually recommend a coaching relationship of at least 90 days and suggest
two 1.5 hour coaching sessions per month.
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