Where
The Pacific Institute4th Floor
One Kingdom Street
Paddington Central
London W2 6BD
United Kingdom
Driving Directions
'Leading Tomorrow' - Masterclass (London)
Getting to the root cause of issues that result in organisational underperformance is the prime focus of this one-day masterclass.
Organisational Culture has a powerful effect on business results, helping to make or break even the most insightful strategy or the most experienced executives. It can encourage innovation, growth, market leadership, employee engagement and customer satisfaction.
Truly understanding the culture and impact of leadership on the culture can unlock the full potential and transform your organisation.
Leading Tomorrow, led by International Speaker and Author, Michael J. O'Brien, will centre around The Pacific Institute's® internationally renowned Leadership Model and the behaviours that shape performance within your organisation.
The day will also incorporate a diagnostictool that measures your own leadership philosophy. Understanding this will help you transform your own leadership post event.
The cost of the masterclass includes all learning materials, refreshments and lunch.
Price per person: £249 (includes VAT)
About the Speaker: Michael J O'Brien
With over 32 years of specialising in leadership and culture alignment, Michael has grown into a sought after global leadership and culture expert and speaker, enabling hundreds of organisations to achieve their goals through transforming their culture. He has conducted face-to-face coaching with over 3,000 senior executives on six continents helping them improve their leadership and ability to drive culture transformations.
He completed his Masters of Education at The University of Western Ontario in Canada and his undergraduate work in finance and economics, where he was also an Academic Senator, at the School of Business and Economics, Wilfird Laurier University in Canada. Michael recently co-authored the book 'Thinkbanking & Corporate Webbing: 50 Secrets to Success in the Digital Age' with Dr Amy Young and Dr Mary Hinesly from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.