Leading High Performance Teams
Location:
Phoenix, AZ
Start dates:
October 14-15, 2024
Fees:
$1,500
Overview
Cultivating high-performing teams that not only meet goals efficiently but also operate cohesively, adds substantial value to organizations. Thunderbird School of Global Management’s Leading High Performance Teams program is designed for managers and leaders aiming to enhance their team building and leadership skills. Participants will gain valuable insights into diverse leadership qualities and practical tools, enabling individuals to develop flexible leadership styles, motivate teams, manage conflicts, and drive change for effective leadership outcomes.
Registration Information
| Certificate | Location | Date | Type | Cost | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leading High Performance Teams | Phoenix, AZ | October 14-15, 2024 | In-Person | $1,500 | Register |
Key Benefits
- Develop a deep understanding of team building and gain a practical toolkit to be a better leader of teams and an effective team member.
- Learn effective ways teams deliver high performance and utilize teamwork to enhance organizational results.
- Identify opportunities to improve the way teams work together and align towards common goals, ultimately driving organizational success.
Who Should Attend?
Managers and leaders in both private and public sectors, tasked with managing or developing teams to enhance organizational effectiveness
Working professionals seeking to elevate their team skills for improved performance
Individuals interested in creating and leading teams to add value to their organizations
Topics
The program will use presentations, small group discussions, and interactive sessions to cover the following topics:
- Developing flexible leadership styles.
- Practical tools to consider in team building to create high-performance organizations.
- Motivating employees and aligning vision toward common goals.
- Persuading and influencing.
- Managing conflict and balancing interests.
- Managing change for leadership effectiveness.
- Other perspectives and insights to create teams to advance business outcomes.
Faculty
