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Managing people for better performance - what works in the real world (and what doesn't).

You have a strategy that sets you apart. You’re driven, inspired, and motivated to have a disproportionate impact on the world.

But even with all this, many leaders struggle to hold their people accountable for achieving goals.

On June 30th, join Stephen Lynch and the Advisory.Works team on our second webinar in the series on Modern Management, where Stephen will lead a workshop on:

- KPIs that will really motivate your people
- Holding people accountable for performance
- How to praise your people the right way
- The way to coach and manage a team member who is struggling
- Why most incentive schemes don’t work

Head over to our website to register your interest – and we’ll see you there.

https://advisory.works/webinar-series/modern-management

You’ve got the strategy? Great.

Got the drive, too? Brilliant. You’re ready to have a serious impact on the world.

But even with this, many fine leaders struggle to hold their people accountable for achieving goals.

When this happens, projects and tasks fall overdue, and metrics and KPIs aren’t met to an acceptable standard.

And while performance falls short of expectation, so does your ability to be an industry leader.

Executing your strategy, getting better engagement and other issues of modern management are the focus of Advisory.Works’ next webinar event on the 30th of June.

Head to the website to find out more about mastering modern management and making your goals come alive.

Modern Management THE WEBINAR SERIES - 2022 Modern Management Presented by: Stephen Lynch 30 Jun 2022 12:30pm to 1:15pm NZST   30min +15min Q&A Register Now Managing people for better performance.  What works in the real world (and what doesn't).Even if you do have a winning strategy, many leaders struggle to hold ...

Managing people for better performance - what works in the real world (and what doesn't)

You have a strategy that sets you apart. You’re driven, inspired, and motivated to have a disproportionate impact on the world.

But even with all this, many leaders struggle to hold their people accountable for achieving goals.

The result is that projects and tasks fall overdue; metrics and KPIs aren’t met to an acceptable standard. And while performance falls short of expectation, so does your ability to be an industry leader.

Executing your strategy, getting better engagement and other issues of modern management are the focus of Stephen Lynch’s webinar event on the 30th of June.

In our second lunchtime session, Stephen will lead a workshop on:

- KPIs that will really motivate your people
- Holding people accountable for performance
- How to praise your people the right way
- The way to coach and manage a team member who is struggling
- Why most incentive schemes don’t work

This workshop takes place on:
Date: Thursday 30 June, 2022
Time: 12.30pm to 1.15pm
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Stephen Lynch's role at Advisory.Works in Auckland, combined with his global experience have given him the unique insights to deliver a presentation that lands. In Modern Management, he shares the best practices that will ensure your firm’s growth and success.

Now is the time to demonstrate strong leadership and make clear-headed and well-aligned decisions fast. We believe that our SMBs have a key role to play in accelerating our economic recovery and showcasing New Zealand as a global leader – so it’s up to all of us to shape the future we want to see. That’s why you won’t want to miss this workshop, offered free to you.

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Advisory.Works: Modern Management. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Presenter: Stephen Lynch

SMEs have a key role to play in accelerating our economic recovery and showcasing New Zealand as a global leader – so it’s up to all of us to shape the future we want to see.

In our new leadership session series throughout 2022, we’ll be exploring diverse topics for business’s senior leaders, including:

Modern management
‘The Great Retention’
The decision-making tool-kit
How to bring innovation into your business
Navigating finance in times of inflation
New business development in uncertain times

And more – all complimentary to you.

This Friday 13 May, Stephen Lynch will lead our first session, What Strategy Is and Isn’t – and help your senior leadership team and key people ready themselves for the next chapter for your organisation.

Over this first 45 minute lunchtime session, Stephen will lead an invaluable workshop on:

What is strategy (and what is NOT strategy)
Strategy traps to avoid
The “sniff test” to tell whether or not you really do have a strategy
The most important strategic decision you need to make
Strategic planning best practices
The cadence of successful strategy ex*****on

Head over to our website to register your interest - and we'll see you there.

https://advisory.works/webinar-series-2022

Let’s shape your business’s competitive advantage in our new economy.

Over 45-minute lunchtime sessions each month until November, Advisory.Works’ experienced consultants will help you achieve the focus, priority and ex*****on to have the impact you want to have.

We’ve ditched the theory and are going straight for practical solutions that you can implement as soon as each session ends. You’ll be armed with the advice, tools and guidance you need to accelerate your impact, take control of your life, and feel more confident and fulfilled every day.

On May 13, the formidable Stephen Lynch will lead our first session on What Strategy is, what it isn’t – and the most important strategic decision you need to make now.

Head over to our website to register your interest – and we’ll see you there.

Webinar Series 2022 THE WEBINAR SERIES - 2022 As we face the biggest transformation that business has seen in our lifetimes, we invite you to consider the key components that will differentiate those who adapt versus those who get left behind. Starting May 13, Advisory.Works will lead a new seminar series for small to....