Evolving Leadership in Organisations
Never before have we faced more significant challenges and opportunities at a global, community and organisational level. Shifting markets, societal expectations and global health will continue to shape our actions at an increasingly rapid rate. To navigate this complex and demanding landscape, we need great leadership, and we need it now.
What can organisations do now to assess, define, plan and develop leaders for the future, and what capabilities are going to be most important in the next few years?
Our latest leadership white paper takes an in-depth look into:
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Leadership in the context of the workplace has never been more disrupted. Over the past two years we’ve seen organisations grapple with the need to have teams work from home, the need to accelerate digital transformation, the need to restructure the workplace and what it means to be “at work”, along with the challenge of actually maintaining and growing the business.
ANYWHERE LEADERSHIP
Where we work has changed. Hybrid and virtual teams bring new challenges and a shift for leaders and organisations.
DISRUPTIVE CHANGE IS HERE TO STAY
Change is less predictable, and more disruptive. We need resilient and supportive leaders to help make change happen.
LEADING EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE
Employee experience is made or broken by the ability of leaders to inspire and enable their teams.
- Robin Sharma
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of managers lack necessary skills to lead others [3]. Similarly, only 14% of CEOs reported having leaders capable of delivering their business strategy.
organisations in the top 25% for leadership effectiveness have a 3.5 x greater total return to shareholders than organisations in the bottom 25%.
of organisations agreed that developing leaders at all levels was important, however only 5% actually did so [5].
Our white paper provides an insight into the key leadership challenges being faced by organisations, and the capabilities leaders and indeed organisations may need to invest in over the next couple of years.
The paper also provides a focus on methods to assess current and define future leadership development opportunties, as well as highlight critical development pathways that orgainsations should be looking to roll out, at scale, now.
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