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Our flagship management development program is called Managing With Momentum. Managing With Momentum is always customized to particular client needs, and clients can choose to add to or delete from the listed topics and modules to suit their own needs.
We also offer three targeted, practical management programs:
Managing With Momentum is always customized to particular client needs, and clients can choose to add to or delete from the listed topics and modules to suit their own needs.
Module One – Managing Inward
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personality style identification
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employee motivation and retention
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emotional intelligence
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time management and organization
Module Two – Managing Outward
Module Three – Building Teams
- differentiating between groups and teams
- group dynamics and team behaviour
- understanding team dysfunction
- building and developing effective teams
- resolving conflict in a team setting
Module Four - Strategic Communications
- link communications to previous learning
- five key tools for communicating effectively
- understand and apply communications analysis skills
- understand and apply communications delivery skills
- create a team communications agreement
Module Five – Managing and Leading Organizations
- contextual and situational leadership
- change leadership
- developing your own philosophy of leadership
- every day mentoring and coaching
- creating an on-the-job self-development plan

Behind the Bench
Workplace coaching and mentoring
There’s a lot of talk about coaching and mentoring these days but not a lot of clarity on what they are and how you can use them effectively. This practical program examines the nature of coaching and mentoring, and how and when to use them. Participants will:
- Understand the difference between coaching and mentoring.
- Understand the management ‘shifts’ needed to be an effective coach.
- Learn several key coaching skills for immediate on-the-job application.
- Identify his/her individual coaching style and its impact on coaching team members.
- Understand the nature of mentoring and common misperceptions about it.
- Identify the mentoring role they can play with their team members.
This program involves a great deal of individual practice. Participants will leave with a set of common and personalized coaching questions they can begin using on-the-job, a coaching action plan for immediate implementation, and a mentoring ‘philosophy’ to introduce through performance conversations with team members.

Shop Talk
Powerful Performance Communications
Performance management is much more than a single event that happens once per year – it’s a process made up of collected actions that define an employment relationship over a long period. As managers, you have five key responsibilities within that framework we will examine in this program:
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How do you translate your company’s business direction into the everyday actions and behaviours of individuals and teams?
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How do you manage average performers through raising their own bars?
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How do you engage high performers in maintaining their vision?
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How do you address low performance in a practical, positive manner?
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How do you develop an on-going process that works for you and your team?
Through the lens of effective communications, participants will learn several key tools for immediate implementation in performance conversations. Perception checking, audience awareness, and impact of delivery methods will be examined followed by application of learning in case studies and scenarios. Participants will leave with templates for communications planning in a number of different performance situations.

What Keeps You?
Facilitating challenging career discussions
Challenge and a clear career path are among the most important elements in employee engagement and retention. And it’s not uncommon for employees to raise these topics quickly – even during their first week on the job. This program helps you prepare for these career discussions by helping you:
- Make sense of common misperceptions about career discussions.
- Understand why employees stay with organizations.
- Understand the dangers of ‘guessing’ about employees’ aspirations.
- Learn six key questions for positive career discussions.
- Learn how to have difficult career discussions.
- Create a retention and engagement action-plan for your team.
Participants will engage in discussion and interactive exercises for skill building followed by role plays for skill application. Each person will leave with a concrete plan of action they can begin implementing immediately with his/her team.

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