These challenging programmes equip your most experienced managers with the tools, desire and behaviours to become truly inspiring leaders.
“By getting to know my team well and understanding the impact of how a simple acknowledgment of their interests and talents has really helped them to go above and beyond. Since the last session, I have shown more care and consideration which has motivated them to do well, gained them recognition from the wider business and has encouraged them to want to progress, develop and do well in future.“Senior Managers
Your most experienced managers play a vital role in driving the business forward and demonstrating high levels of expertise and yet they are often overlooked when it comes to training and development.
Our programmes are designed to ensure that your most vital asset fully recognise their role in not only developing team members, but also demonstrating the right kind of behaviours that reinforce the values and culture of the organisation. They also provide valuable insights into everyone’s preferred leadership style and the potential impact this may have on colleagues.
Click on the link to see an example of what your Senior Management Programme could include, or if you’re looking for something shorter, take a look at our one day version.
Contact us today on 020 7234 0480 or oliver@phoenix-training.co.uk to discuss your objectives in more detail or get a better idea of the potential costs.
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