Leadership Exchange Programme

A fast and efficient way for senior people to develop new perspectives on leadership

The Programme

The Leadership Exchange Programme (L.E.P.) is specially designed to help your top people develop their leadership capabilities by living the leadership experiences of others at a similar level in different organisations and learning first-hand from the ways in which people lead. It is an exciting and innovative opportunity for people to learn more about leadership in real time, at work, and from similarly experienced peers - simply by being themselves and doing their job.

Going far beyond work shadowing, the L.E.P. gives experienced managers a unique insight into their own leadership style. Participants learn about how others practice leadership in their own businesses and even more about how they, personally, perform and are perceived by others. They see at first hand the means, the methods and the business practices of others and through this, gain insight into and have feedback on, their own.

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Individuals

People, and the quality of relationship that they create.... is the area where personal performance can have a direct and sustainable positive impact on profit and growth. More...

Teams

Working together is as important for a top team as it is in a rowing eight. When the whole leadership team is moving in the same direction, the momentum takes organisations with them. More...

Organisations

The best performers are increasing their own awareness... Organisations need... to build in personal development and learning at all levels to retain the high performers.More...

Musical score and baton

Leaders are like the conductor of an orchestra – in the spotlight, exposed, the eyes of the audience, the critics and of the musicians upon you. More...

Timing

Succession is inevitable. The time to prepare your current management for the very top is now. More...

Geese in formation

When geese fly in formation each one takes a turn at the front where the most effort is required. More...