DISCOVER YOUR HIGH POTENTIALS
Who are the people most likely to lead your organization into a successful future? We help you articulate criteria for identifying high-potential employees so that managers and group leaders can spot and nurture top talent.
DEVELOP YOUR HIGH POTENTIALS
How will you ensure your top talent sticks around? We partner with leaders and managers to design and deliver development programs that allow high potentials to grow and thrive.
EMPOWER EMPLOYEE LEADERS
Grassroots efforts can be potent tools for driving change. We help employees develop leadership skills and engage them in constructive efforts to improve organizational culture, business processes, and the employee experience.
of organizations say less than 10%
of critical leadership positions have
ready and willing successors.
(State of Leadership Development 2015: Time to Act is Now, Brandon Hall Group, 2015)
Featured Toolkits
There isn’t a single secret to success when building great teams, but an important piece is developing ownership and accountability among your employees.
Making lasting change is difficult, especially when it comes to our well-being. Here are 4 resources to help reduce stress, improve your physical wellness, and commit to new positive changes.
Ending with intention allows us to feel more relaxed. We learn from our efforts (and leverage them in the New Year). We think more strategically and end up focusing on more of the right things. By cramming less onto our plates and ending with intention, we become more impactful – not less – and we feel far more fulfilled.
Many of us feel guilty taking care of ourselves, or simply don’t know how to establish a sustainable self-care routine. Leaders who are able to adopt self-care practices - and model these for their employees - nurture teams where everyone is engaged, impactful, and fulfilled.
This time of upheaval has also had silver linings. With spring behind us and an uncertain summer and fall ahead, we’ve highlighted just a few of the pandemic’s unexpected positive consequences, and what we can do to make the most of them.
While exceptional teams can accomplish the unthinkable, teams that are mired in conflict and inefficiency can turn even the simplest project into a stressful trudge through the mud. Dysfunctional teams can seriously harm, or even bring down, their organization’s mission.
We know you are probably being invited to a host of on-line events these days, so we’re highlighting four of our favorites for insights and resources on coping, connecting, creating, and leading.
These events are free and open to all, and they are all guided by a call to ask powerful questions and go deeper for answers in these unprecedented times.
Our hearts go out to anyone affected by this pandemic. We are committed to continuing our work fostering community, empathy, and outstanding teamwork during this time - and supporting you to do the same. Together, we will face challenges, rely on each other, and also, be invited to learn, adapt and evolve. We’ve compiled insightful resources to support you and your colleagues during this time, including tools, training, and a special virtual event we are hosting this Thursday, March 19th, 2020.
As teams conclude new year planning and begin getting down to the often challenging work of design and execution, many may crave greater shared accountability for group outcomes and autonomous action that solves problems instead of passing the buck. We’ve compiled three of our best tools to help leaders, managers, and team members engage in smart actions to drive ownership among their employees and peers.
In 2020, the transition to working from home was not a choice; it was a necessity, and a change that occurred nearly overnight, without warning, and that many experienced as significantly disruptive. The transition back to the office could also feel this way but does not have to. In fact, it can happen strategically and mindfully, setting leaders and teams up for success.