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Analyzing the
demands confronting leadership in every aspect of society have led
to profound insights into the most critical aspects of leadership.
Our strategic partners at Dilts Strategy Group have generated a series of
presentations on the changing role of leaders in both
business and global strategic leadership. Suitable for delivery at conferences, retreats,
off-sites, meetings, or associations, we present what we have learned
about world-class leaders in general, how great leaders navigate
downturns, and ethics in leadership.
World-Class
Leadership
An emerging view of leadership in the business context sees leaders
as managing relationships to create the desired organizational future
by using influence, congruence, and integrity rather than power
and command. In other words, world-class leadership builds the capacity
to achieve results and attain both personal and organizational outcomes.
You will learn
what world-class leaders have discovered are the skills and
priorities for successful leadership practices. Information will
include:
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Four
basic actions and eight personal qualities of world-class
leaders
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Importance of leading versus
managing
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Tips for
leading change
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Insights
into reaching
organizational outcomes
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Skills for
leading teams
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Tools for communicating
your vision
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Skills for
understanding
others’ motivation
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Identifying
conflict and creating powerful resolution
Ethics
and
Leadership
Ethics and ethical behavior matter because leaders hold positions
of power and their behavior affects many people, both directly
and also as symbolic figures or role models for others who follow
their example. Recent events and scandals have demonstrated the
consequences of business leaders either unwilling or unable to behave
ethically.
What
we have learned about ethics and leadership includes:
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Relationship
between values, ethics, and leadership
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Connection
between organizational values and ethical leadership
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Ethical
questions
faced by managers and ethical decision-making strategies
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Key qualities
of leadership for ethical behavior
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Moving from
vision to action
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Leading by
example
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