Webinar: Empowering future leaders

Webinar: Empowering future leaders – Unlocking your organisation’s hidden leadership potential

Leadership in the modern workplace is about more than managing teams—it’s about inspiring, motivating, and guiding individuals to achieve collective success. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or just stepping into a leadership role, mastering key skills is critical for driving results and fostering growth.

Date: Wednesday 19th March
Time: 12:00pm UK
Registration link: Click here

VinciWorks, in collaboration with Pearn Kandola, leading business psychology consultants, is excited to introduce a deep-dive webinar on how best to encourage the development of new and aspiring leaders in the workplace.

Join us for an essential webinar as we discuss innovative ways to nurture future leaders, share insights from industry experts, and explore how these courses can help leaders build trust, influence teams, and develop critical skills to succeed.
This webinar will cover:

– Challenging effectively: How to approach and address tough conversations constructively.
– Feedback that drives growth: Techniques for providing constructive feedback in diverse environments, including higher education and legal sectors.
– Delegation and motivation: How to empower teams by assigning responsibilities and inspiring individuals.
– Trust and influence: Proven methods for building credibility and fostering collaborative relationships.
– New insights for leaders: Vital insights from industry-leading experts on how to make teams work and develop leadership skills.

Webinar hosts:
– Nick Henderson-Mayo, Director of Learning and Content, VinciWorks
– Maurizio Caldera, Leadership training expert, VinciWorks
– Sara Henna Dahan, Learning and Content Manager, VinciWorks

Register now to unlock your leadership potential and gain practical insights into handling workplace challenges with confidence and effectiveness.

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