In business, diversity is more than just a buzzword; it’s a reservoir of untapped potential. True leaders understand this. They recognize that excellence doesn’t echo from an individual voice but emanates from various perspectives. Managers play a pivotal role in this dynamic. By actively seeking input from all team members, managers demonstrate that every opinion is valued. This inclusivity not only boosts individual morale but also benefits the organization by leveraging a broader spectrum of ideas and solutions. For the workforce, knowing that their voice matters can be profoundly empowering. It encourages engagement, fosters loyalty, and can often lead to innovative ideas that might have otherwise remained unspoken. At TeamsynerG Global Consulting, we have over 75 years of experience training, coaching and developing organizational leaders around the world. Our proprietary leadership methodology and programs have transformed corporate cultures by elevating accountability, inclusion, psychological safety and performance. Schedule your 1 hr free discovery call with one of our leadership coaches to see what may be needed to take your leadership, team or organization to the next level. Visit us at: https://ow.ly/hghF50SKWpq or email discovery@teamsynerg.com
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In business, diversity is more than just a buzzword; it’s a reservoir of untapped potential. True leaders understand this. They recognize that excellence doesn’t echo from an individual voice but emanates from various perspectives. Managers play a pivotal role in this dynamic. By actively seeking input from all team members, managers demonstrate that every opinion is valued. This inclusivity not only boosts individual morale but also benefits the organization by leveraging a broader spectrum of ideas and solutions. For the workforce, knowing that their voice matters can be profoundly empowering. It encourages engagement, fosters loyalty, and can often lead to innovative ideas that might have otherwise remained unspoken. At TeamsynerG Global Consulting , we have over 75 years of experience training, coaching and developing organizational leaders around the world. Our proprietary leadership methodology and programs have transformed corporate cultures by elevating accountability, inclusion, psychological safety and performance. Schedule your 1 hr free discovery call with one of our leadership coaches to see what may be needed to take your leadership, team or organization to the next level. Visit us at: https://lnkd.in/ea3_DnVg or email discovery@teamsynerg.com
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People and culture is one of our strategic focus area as a Group. Here is how Andrea Gageik Chief People Officer summarises 2023. “We have continued to develop our culture and our values. Our primary focus has been on developing leadership within the Group. During the year, we recruited managers to several key positions, at Group level as well as at the various companies within the Group. Through clear values and teams built with internal as well as external candidates, we are well prepared for the company’s future development and growth. The most satisfying aspect of the past year has been the fantastic experience of implementing our leadership training. For a company like ours, with several brands, it has given us the opportunity to get to know each other even better as well as to continue to build our shared culture. By creating a safe and open-minded environment, we want to encourage a culture where it’s OK to curiously question things and to try new ways of working.” What is your focus now during 2024? The implementation of our group-wide Leadership Guidelines as well as diversity and inclusion are focus areas for the entire group this year. In order to make the best business decisions in a complex world, we need a strong and resilient leadership and a broad spectrum of perspectives.” Read more about our employee strategy in the Annual and Sustainability Report 2023. https://lnkd.in/dHAP4DRD
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If you’re leading teams and not thinking about workplace culture as a business objective, then you’re missing out – allowing top talent to underperform or even take their skills elsewhere. The good news? There’s still time to course correct. Some of today’s most successful executives didn’t start their careers knowing how to cultivate great workplace cultures. They had to learn inclusive leadership by trial and error. We’ve invited seasoned leaders Donald Thompson, CDE®, Karen Albritton, Bob Osmond, and Rekha Daniel-Kimani, to offer actionable advice for creating inclusive workplaces through candid personal stories of career missteps and lessons learned. Join us April 23rd for a 1-hour panel discussion on: 🎯 What it means to be an inclusive leader in today’s workplace 🎯 Common leadership missteps and the associated costs 🎯 Lessons learned and leadership best practices Discover how you can embrace inclusive leadership, cultivate high-performing teams, and achieve sustainable business success. Save your seat today!
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