EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP: HOW TO INFLUENCE TEAMS, WORK ACROSS BOUNDARIES, AND BUILD SUCCESS Date 4 th October 2013 Presenter Chris Tanner.

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EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP: HOW TO INFLUENCE TEAMS, WORK ACROSS BOUNDARIES, AND BUILD SUCCESS Date 4 th October 2013 Presenter Chris Tanner

Engage London Engage London is a partnership programme funded by London Councils to support the children, young people and families VCS across London. This partnership is facilitated between Children England, Race Equality Foundation and Partnership for Young London Engage London

Leadership Support ILM level three training and bursary scheme Leadership seminars and master classes with Leaders for London ( next session is on the Safeguarding with Cheryl Coppell the chair of the London Safeguarding Board 8 th October ) Leadership coaching sets For more information please contact Engage London

“Leadership that gets results” Commanding Authoritative Affiliative Democratic Pace-setting Coaching 5

The 5 dysfunctions of a team Patrick Lencioni Inattention to RESULTS Avoidance of ACCOUNTABILITY Lack of COMMITMENT Fear of CONFLICT Absence of TRUST

The Job

Over to you. What steps will you take next.... to develop yourself to develop your team to develop your organisation

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