Leadership for Non-Profit and Governmental Organizations will provide a solid foundation of skills that will enable your organization’s people to achieve the goals.
Non-profits and governmental organizations require unique skills to navigate the waters of internal leadership along with multiple and sometimes conflicting external interests.
Unfortunately, many people are left to learn leadership skills by trial-and-error and can create significant problems, and missed opportunities.
Leadership for Non-Profit and Governmental Organizations is an cost-effective, 2 1/2 day workshop that will provide valuable exposure to key tools to develop leadership skills that can support the organization’s goals. The workshop also reinforces the role of leaders in continuous improvement processes such as Lean-6σ and other continuous improvement processes as they can be applied to the non-profit, governmental and other non-manufacturing situations.
Leadership in the Trenches One-day Workshop
- Workshop Format
Day One
• Business framework: what drives the organization’s requirements, understanding all the “constituents”
• Leadership Style: accountability while maintaining employee commitment
• The Leader as a Trainer: Development of a strong team by building skills day-by-dayDay Two
• Reflective listening: how to listen without conceding important positions
• Processes and Results: driving results through processes and measuresDay Three (1/2 Day)
• Continuous Improvement – The leaders role in using proper measures and motivation to drive results, including such systems as Lean-6σ - InstructorsRalph Clements
Ralph Clements has served as Vice President of Manufacturing and Engineering for over 15 years and has been involved with transformational leadership throughout his career. He has worked with locations around the world including Brazil, Canada, Germany, Hungary, Mexico and Russia. Ralph has extensive training in Lean Manufacturing, has successfully implemented continuous improvement processes like Six Sigma including SPC, Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) programs and others. Ralph graduated from Iowa State University a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration Degree from Tulane University.
The workshop is designed for employees at all levels in non-profit, governmental and other non-manufacturing environments. The workshop is highly interactive and practical which will hold the attention and create enthusiasm with participants.