Fiona Spence Email & Phone Number

Leaders often tell us they are increasingly finding a significant skills gap. Even the highest achievers are leaving education with paper qualifications and struggle to implement them in the real world.All education then stops, and they rely on their peers for the implementation skills which is ad hoc and rarely best practice.WHAT DO WE DOSupport CEOs & CHROs who are seeking transformation or change agenda.We recognise that these programs rely on senior and middle managers having the skills and insights to articulate and implement new propositions, cultures and behaviours and our role is to provide those capabilities to the management teams. We are huge advocate of promoting more women into senior management roles.We do this through programs which provide real case studies, process and practical skills. Not theory and consultancy speak.LEADERS TYPICALLY TALK TO US ABOUT👉Broadening the thinking of their top & middle managers, viewing them as an long term investable asset👉How to lead a coherent strategy across the globe to iron out inefficiencies & duplication of tasks👉How to overcome a culture of blame, poor accountability & resistance to change👉Teams working within silos with a lack of respect & empowerment of other teams and individuals👉The lack of vision and drive from their middle & senior managers👉How to be the disruptor, not the disruptedHOW WE HELP🏆Create a structured approach to identifying core issues & action plans to educate for change🏆A step change in performance for individual leaders and for their teams as a whole🏆Enhance the global/team effectiveness in executing the business strategy🏆Build a culture & capabilities that boost strategy, process, and execution If you are curious about how we can help you then let’s have a conversation. Whether we do business or not I’m sure I can give you some clarity on our call and we can take it from thereConnect with me on LinkedIn or email me at fiona.spence@atgloberesearch.com

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  The University Of Manchester

  Business/Managerial Economics