Leading Teams

As a professional you are likely to find yourself leading teams.  This might be a functional team, a project team or even a team set up to deal with a bid or a change initiative.

Most people, including team members understand the potential that teams offer.  On the other hand there is often a big difference between what people understand and what actually happens in practice.

If you are ready to get better results through teams, this course is for you.

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course you will:

• Have clarity on what a team is and what a team isn’t.
• Understand the unique challenges of leading a team.
• Know what the best team leaders do that sets them apart from the others.
• Know how to get the best from each and every member of the team.
• Know how to run productive and effective team meetings.
• Learn the value and importance of understanding different perspectives.
• Know how to effectively deal with conflict and tension in teams.
• Know what really makes a difference to team performance.
• Know how to identify where your team is right now so that you can use the right strategies to keep the team moving forward.
• Have clarity about your development needs going forward.

Course Approach

The course will be highly practical.  The amount of presenting will be kept to a minimum.

We will share key concepts in relation to the topic.  You will then have the opportunity to deepen your learning through group exercises, role plays and reflection.

Course Leader

Duncan Brodie.  Duncan is an accountant by profession and has over 20 years experience of leading teams. Since 2006 he has helped thousands of accountants and professionals to improve their team leadership skills.

Course Duration

One day.  You will also be able to take advantage of up to 3 telephone personal coaching sessions after the course to keep momentum going.

Next Steps

Want to bring this course in-house for your team or professional association event?  Click here to contact us and set up and no obligation exploratory session.