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High-Performance
Leadership
A 2-Day Workshop for Supervisors and
Managers
Skip
the theory. Learn how to actually apply practical,
high-performance leadership skills.
[Register
online here]
The
first-line supervisors role is rapidly
changing. World-class operations require effective
leadership on the shop floor. To meet the
leadership challenges of tomorrow, new skills are
required. This course is designed expressly for
first-line supervisors and their managers in plant
operations who are looking to learn - and apply -
the principles of high-performance leadership to
transform their companies into world-class
organizations.
When
participants return to work after most seminars,
little of what was learned is successfully
implemented. This course is different. Developed
from 20 years of success in creating and leading
effective supervisor teams, High-Performance
Leadership focuses on practical application and
quick execution on the shop floor. Rather than an
off-the-shelf program that merely explains the
concepts, this is an effective process for learning
to apply them.
Through
lecture/discussion, group activities and case
studies, participants will learn and practice key
high-performance leadership skills in a fun,
supportive environment. The three-day format
facilitates team attendance to minimize impact on
your operations. We even follow-up with
participants after the course to offer guidance in
implementation. Our aim is to make this one of the
best leadership workshops your plant leaders have
ever attended.
Please
join us in Chicago on April 24-25, 2006 for a fun
and informative event! If you would like to
schedule a customized version of this program at
your facility, simply call us at (916)
797-2263.
Best
wishes in your pursuit of World-Class
Operations!

Don Penkala
Pesident/Seminar Leader
Improve
Plant Leadership
with these 8 Benefits
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Transition
successfully from supervisor
high-performance
leader
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2
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Improve
teamwork and operating
performance on the shop
floor
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3
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Improve
communication effectiveness at
all levels
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4
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Learn
to lead more effective team
meetings
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5
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Lead
and sustain corrective action,
problem-solving and continuous
improvement efforts
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6
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Learn
effective coaching
strategies
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7
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Improve
performance management through
employee engagement,
goal-setting and
follow-up
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8
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Train
& develop employees and
build a high-performance work
force
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Seminar
Outline
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Day
One
Module
1 - The High-Performance
Leader
Objective:
To help participants
understand the roles of the
high-performance leader in
world-class operations
Topics
- Contrast
roles of supervisor and
leader
- Examine
current roles and
responsibilities
- Reducing
crisis management
(fire-fighting)
- How
to better prioritize
work
- How
to delegate
effectively
- Managements
role in facilitating the
transition from supervisor to
coach
- Skills
practice utilizing
role-playing
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Module
2 - Communicating for
Results
Objective:
To help participants develop
effective communication skills
that will help them beome more
effective leaders
Topics
- Communicating
up and down the
organization
- Communicating
effectively with
peers
- Communicating
effectively across shifts and
departments
- Practicing
listening skills
- Techniques/practice
for holding small group
meetings
- Visual
communication techniques to
engage employees
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Module
3 - Coaching
Skills
Objective:
To teach participants how to
encourage their people to
perform at their best
Topics
- Motivating
employees
- Handling
conflict
- Dealing
with emotional
behavior/disgruntled
employees
- Setting
clear directions and following
up
- The
Coaching Process - techniques
and practice
- Acting
as a role model
- Creating
the right climate
- Clarifying
expectations and providing
feedback
- Counseling
poor performance: the 4 step
process
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Day
Two
Module
4 - Problem-Solving
Skills
Objective:
To teach the basic
probem-solving techniques that
will help the organization
accelerate goal
achievement
Topics
- The
basic problem-solving
process
- Problem-solving
tools and
techniques
- Root
cause analysis
- Practical
problem-solving
exercise
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Module
5: Fostering
Teamwork
and
Continuous
Improvement
(CI)
Objective:
To give participants the
skills needed to become
effective team builders and
team leaders
Topics
- Step-by-step
team development
process
- Team
goal setting and goal
alignment
- CI
strategies and how to
implement them
successfully
- Develop
a plan for improving team
effectiveness and instilling a
focus on CI in their own areas
of responsibility
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Module
6 - Business
101
Objective:
To provide a basic
understanding of business cost
and financial information in
order to help plant leaders
think like mini-plant managers
and make broader-based
day-to-day operating
decisions
Topics
- Basics
of financial plant
management
- Fixed
and variable costs
- Performance
metrics
- Quality
and inventory
costs
- Capacity
utilization
- Discuss
how plant leaders can impact
key indicators to improve
performance
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Who
Should Attend?
First-line
supervisors, team leaders,
foremen, group leaders and
department/area managers from
Operations, Production, Quality,
Maintenance, Engineering, and
Supply Chain/Logistics will
receive excellent
value.
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Dates
and Locations
- April
24-25, 2006, Chicago (O'Hare),
IL
Hotel
information will be sent along
with
confirmation
of registration.
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Tuition
and Registration
Successful
leadership requires a team
commitment,
so
why not train as a
team?
- Standard
tuition: $985 per person
- Sign
up just two people and receive
a 15% discount off
each
enrollment
- Sign
up four and receive a 25%
discount
- To
send a larger team, please
call us for special
pricing
Tuition
includes the workshop handbook,
continental breakfasts,
refreshments and lunches and a
free follow-up telephone
consultation following the
seminar.
[Register
online
here]
To
pay by credit card, please
click
here
Your
satisfaction is
guaranteed!
To ensure a positive learing
experience, attendance will be
limited so respond early with
your paid reservation to
guarantee a spot. Payment is due
two weeks prior to the seminar.
We cannot issue refunds after
this date, but if you need to
cancel, you may send a substitute
or receive credit towards a
future seminar. Please note that
there is a $100 processing fee
for all cancellations. Hotel
information will be sent along
with confirmation of
registration.
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