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Business acumen
Business acumen is a key management skill that enables managers to maximise their effectiveness at work. This programme will equip you to make better business decisions based on sound business analysis and management skills. You'll be able to leverage your organisation's strengths and opportunities to deliver improved business performance and service delivery. This highly practical programme uses a host of real life examples and is designed for organisations in the public and private sectors. You'll finish this programme with a clear action plan of how to apply new methods and techniques at work
What our participants say:
'Enjoyed flexibility of course. Kevin adapted his approach to answer specific requirements/ questions of the group' - Craig Pritchard, NZCCM Manager, Auckland Council
Objectives:
After completing this course you will be able to:
- Pinpoint the big picture issues of your organisation and identify key action plans
- Understand the perspective of the customer/ taxpayer/ ratepayer
- Think commercially within your organisation's context and expectations
- Determine what you would do differently if this was your business
- Identify core competencies, key objectives and key deliverables
- Establish performance measures that drive business performance and service delivery
- Improve financial effectiveness and efficiency
- Align management actions with your organisation's values and priorities
Our training programmes:
- Introduce practical tools and techniques to improve organisational performance
- Build business acumen and commercial orientation competencies
- Develop critical thinking and evaluation skills
- Cater for all learning styles and use accelerated learning techniques
- Engage participants in business cases and examples
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