Executive Leadership Program

Methodology:
- High interactive approach
- Focuses on executive issues
- Enables participants to apply strategic thinking, decision-making, and analytical skills
Course Objectives:
- Evaluate personal leadership capabilities and compare them with global leaders
- Influence organizational culture through increased engagement and employee involvement
- Apply vital executive skills through a comprehensive set of responsibilities
- Assess workplace disruptions and leverage available opportunities to maintain competitive advantage
- Develop a personalized executive agenda to enhance performance on personal and professional levels
Target Audience:
- Senior executives aiming to refine and develop leadership skills in a global and competitive environment
- Starts with an assessment of leadership skills and designed to deepen participants’ understanding of essential business concepts
- Helps executives elevate their organization’s performance to a higher level
Program Content:
Executive Director – Internal Perspective
- Comparing global and local leadership
- Successful executive competencies
- Behavioral competencies
- Functional competencies
- Levels of executive leadership
- Discussion on the fifth level of leadership by Jim Collins
- Discussion on leadership styles
- Ethics of leadership
- Interpreting ethics
- Practicing ethics
- Building an ethical framework
- Leadership mindset and self-awareness
Executive Director – External Perspective
- Senior management perspective
- Engaging the organization
- Influencing culture
- Building structure
- Employee engagement
- Market interaction
- Dealing with new market realities
- Understanding the new consumer
- Building partnerships and alliances
- Importance of collaboration in the job market
- Dealing with competition – how well do you know it?
From Strategy to Value Creation
- Strategic intelligence
- Leading operational agility
- Knowing your numbers – where to start
- Mastering accurate business forecasts
- Reviewing key financial data
- Reviewing measures and key performance indicators – focusing on employee-relevant aspects
- Enhancing decision-making skills in challenging professional situations
- Value addition: Three ways executives must know
- Clayton Christensen’s approach
Managing Market Variables
- From intermittent change to continuous disruptions – the law of perpetual transformation
- Executive challenge: Balancing stability and flexibility
- Agility and skill across the organization
- Risk management and alternative thinking
Executive’s Agenda
- 5 things you must consistently do
- 4 strategic elements that should be on your agenda
- Guidance, training, and professional relationship building
- Self-development and personal well-being
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