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The differences between a Manager and a Leader have graced most of the Leadership seminars, workshops, essays, and books. They are a staple of managerial discussions. However, gradually over time, many traits that were leaders' own are now being taught to most managers as a requirement for good performance. So what has been the legacy of the Leadership concept to managers? And what still differentiate a Leader from a Manager nowadays?
Why do more than 70% of the change initiatives fail?
What is the missing secret ingredient in bringing about a lasting change?
How do you enable a sustainable and continuously improving culture?
The best model for strategic change management has finally been discovered.
In addition to exploring various models for change management from the gurus of our time, the speake ...
Why do so many organizations fail to achieve their goals and objectives? Is it the result of a lack of strategy and execution? Or is it a result of the organization's culture....its norms and modus operandi? And while strategy is highly important, culture is just as important if not more so.
Most often senior leaders overlook the importance of developing the right kind of culture, and a ...
When all eyes are on the CEO and executive team to take the organization to the next level, failure is not an option. This is exactly what the Inc. 500 companies understand and account for as they create their strategies. This webinar will introduce the 4 phases of exponential growth and focus on the first key component of innovative vision that has guided Inc. 500 companies to success.
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The executive coaching market has exploded with over 50,000 self-proclaimed 'coaches' globally trying to sell their services. Since the coaching industry is completely unregulated with no consumer protection or minimum standards for becoming a coach, it is hard to know which coaches have the expertise that meets your business needs and which ones simply do not. The bottom line difference betwee ...
Everyone likes the sound of it, but what is Executive Presence and how do you get it? It means that people pay attention to you when you speak ... and not just because they have to. And most importantly how to get people to act on the discussion.
Sounds simple but as George Bernard Shaw said, "The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has take place."
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Startup Entrepreneurs: Find, Meet and Engage New Capital Crowd Investors: The Rise of Global Fund Raisers Angel Investors: Leading on Wings like Eagles Venture Capitalists, PE and Fund Managers: The Internet is Where the Action is What you will learn: Learn new ways of financing available for startups like Crowdfunding Discover new methods of ...