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GOOD TO GREAT PERFORMANCE

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The ability to create “great” organisational performance takes little more effort than creating “good” performance – the difference lies mainly in our individual and collective attitudes to the creation of “greatness”. This course considers the principles of moving from good to great taken from the work of Jim Collins. The course mainly focuses on the practical application of those principles and the subsequent personal and organisational implications.

Benefits

  • Challenge of existing individual thinking and behaviour
  • Challenge of existing organisational thinking and behaviour
  • Challenge to systems which inhibit greatness
  • Better appreciation of the required mindsets and disciplines required to transform organisational performance

Participant Profile

  • Any Board member from organisations that are committed to producing “great” performance

Course Agenda
A 3 day non-residential programme, the following areas are covered using discussion, practical examples, case studies and exercises:

Day One

  • Greatness in context - The founding principles
  • Character and leadership
  • People: the key difference

Day Two

  • Organisational optimism and realism
  • Clarity of organisational understanding

Day Three

  • Organisational focus and discipline
  • Continual improvement

Details

  • Course Leader: Dean Fathers or David Hannath
  • Course Dates: 25-27th May 2010 (FULL), 14-16th September 2010, 5-7th April 2011, 17-19 May 2011
  • Course Venue:Weston Manor Hotel, Oxfordshire
  • Course Cost:£1,395 per person (exc VAT and accommodation)

    • To reserve your place please call 0844 335 1761.

    The idm Group reserves the right to change tutors and module content if circumstances require it. In such cases, delegates will be notified in advance of the course wherever practicably possible.