Implementing a Future Manager Launchpad
Case Study
International Tech Company
THE STORY
"International Tech Company's L&D in EMEA Region"
In 2019, we embarked on a significant collaboration with an international tech powerhouse from California, navigating the distinct L&D challenges of their dynamic EMEA landscape. Tasked with designing an EMEA-tailored Leadership Journey for a pivotal regional summit, we not only commenced this endeavor promptly but also delved into comprehensive L&D solutions and helped them to navigate through the pandemic.
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THE CHALLENGE
"Seeking Leadership Development in VUCA times"
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Due to the pandemic, a fully virtual leadership program;
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A modular, customized, and flexible learning structure suitable for a diverse EMEA audience;
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Leadership development topics and skills-building focused on leadership fundamentals and effectiveness as well as leading change and transformation in VUCA times;
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Connection to their HR standards and procedures in particular performance and career management;
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Ensure alignment between the different leadership programs in place, considering important cross-references and interfaces to upstream and downstream leadership development programs; and
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International highly qualified facilitators with a coaching background.
HOW WE HELP
"100% Virtual Delivery"
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Diagnose and virtual design: The company contracted us for a diligent diagnose to ensure business relevance and virtual design of a comprehensive and customized learning journey for their newly appointed leaders.
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Delivery covered: 11 days over 4 modules of virtual learning experiences, pre- and post-work and the creation of a vibrant learning community engaged over slack. Modules ran every two months in which sessions (2,5h) were delivered weekly during this period.
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Digital learning resources over MayU and 4 facilitator-led peer coaching sessions (1,5h) including peer learning assignments.
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Human-centric live sessions were at the heart of the journey, minimum conceptual content (10%), breakout rooms (20%), plenary discussions, engagements, session take aways (70%) and micro-energizers supported by Mural, Mentimeter and Padlet.
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Debrief: KPIs included pre-work completion, value of digital learning resources, learning objectives, improved performance, virtual experience, “more of” – “less of”, and overall NPS.
THE IMPACT
"3 years, 150 emerging leaders, with an average NPS of 94%"