Friday, October 23, 2009

Who's responsible for developing leaders? The organization.

As I mentioned in my prior blog, an EPI client hired us to develop a front line leadership program. Currently, we are piloting the program and the feedback has been great and it’s rolling out nation-wide starting in January. To make my point further, it is up to the organization to develop its leaders. Developing leaders is key to the organization’s survival. Leading is not about tasks, but the people in the organization. Through the shift in the economy and downsizing, many organizations have cut their leadership development and training programs. This hurts the survivability of the organization and even impacts organizational performance. In fact, with these cuts, employee morale, job satisfaction and employee satisfaction is reduced and decreases the overall organizational performance. The research is clear.

EPI is positioned to develop your leaders. If you’d like to partner with us, we suggest focusing on performance management, emotional intelligence, mentoring, succession planning, employee development, team building, hiring and retention strategies, etc. Now is the time for your organization to develop its leaders.

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