Aligning a Culture of Execution

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Aligning a Culture of Execution

Wednesday, 21st February 2024 at 9:30am - 4:00pm Location: Delta Hotels by Marriott, Nottingham, NG8 6PY

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“A mediocre strategy well-executed is infinitely more valuable than a great strategy that sits on a shelf”. Indeed, studies show that organisational failure is primarily caused by the inability to execute—a lack of clarity on, and commitment to, vital goals, vague success measures and sketchy levels of responsibility and accountability.

In this award winning 1 day, in-person Masterclass, internationally acclaimed culture change expert David Chabeaux (who is currently working with us here at the chamber on our own cultural effectiveness) shares a 5-step process that will help you and your organisation create a culture that discovers where the pockets of great execution are, establishes what needs to happen to shift mediocre performance towards sustained excellence and accountability and then does it.

What’s Covered

As a result of participating in this process, attendees will:

• Learn a robust process to sustainably execute their/organisations most vital objectives

• Apply a goal-setting process that gets consistently excellent results

• Stay focused every day

• Gain control of competing demands on time

• Apply best practice to critical thinking

• Generate self-confidence and renewed energy

• Effectively achieve personal and organisational goals

What Outcomes will be achieved

The MUSIC Principles:

1. More focus on less
2. Use Predictive Bets
3. See Clearly
4. Instant Scores
5. Collaboration and Accountability

This event is part of a series of Cultural Masterclass Programmes, delivered by D2N2 Growth Hub through the Accelerator project. Designed to take you on a progressive journey, we recommend attending all six of these full day workshops, though attendance on each session is not essential and can be booked as single events, find out more

Delivered by David Chabeaux

Click here to view all David Chabeaux Sessions

This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).

 

 

 

 

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