Future-Proofing Leadership Success by Deploying an Executive Leadership Assimilation Program
Onboarding a new executive creates organizational challenges, may lead to upheaval and unearths cracks in the team dynamics. The Center for Creative Leadership reports that 40 percent of new leaders fail in their first 18 months. New leaders are expected to assimilate quickly, build on the organization’s goals and deliver results—there is no honeymoon period and no room to fail. You must deploy a strategy to reduce leadership turnover and retain top talent by understanding leadership styles, cultural fit, cultural effectiveness and communication gaps. You will learn how to shorten the assimilation timeline while building a support system for new executives and the teams they inherit. This session will show you how to:
· Deploy a deliberate approach to assimilating, creating a forum for understanding and retaining new leaders.
· Maximize retention outcomes by creating an environment of awareness, collaboration and growth for new leaders,
while aligning teams to support the mission and vision of the new leader.
· Strategize to help teams coalesce around new leaders and identify the telltale signs that assimilation is going bad.
· Support executive success while rapidly developing a working relationship between the new executive,
his/her direct reports, and the existing leadership hierarchy.
· Leverage your unique organizational structure to create a solid communication strategy for new leaders.
Margaret P. Spence
Margaret Spence is the founder of The Employee to CEO Project and CEO of C. Douglas & Associates. Inc. It is her mission to champion the advancement of women into executive leadership. Her new book, Leadership Self-Transformation ask women two simple questions, what do you want from your career and why don’t you have it now? It’s her feeling that you cannot get the corner office until you get clear about what you want and why you want it. Margaret is a keynote speaker, leadership development coach, corporate consultant, and the author of three books. Learn more about Margaret at her website: www.MargaretSpence.com
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