Is your organization experiencing change? Are the professionals in your industry being challenged by new ways of doing business, industry or regulatory changes? Are your leaders driving high performance results?
This high impact program cultivates the best in your leaders and shows them how to serve as role models to enhance organizational performance. Besides developing leaders for success, this program also helps to accomplish more objectives with greater results at a faster pace than ever before. Participants learn to understand the key strategies they need to use as coaches and mentors to produce high payoffs in their staff with little or no expense. Participants leave the program enthused, motivated and empowered to take action.
Publication Date: April 2019
Topics Covered
- Who are You?
- Becoming a Producer of Producers
- Characteristics of Leadership
- Four Steps to Learning
- HIGH PERFORMANCE Leadership MODEL
- Empower Our Teams: Appreciate the Strengths of Everyone in the Organization
- What People Value Most
- What People Want from Their Jobs
- Workplace Demotivators
- The Formula for Success
- Visualize: The Future
- Line-of-Sight
- Communicate: Listen with Your Heart
- The Platinum Rule of Communication
- Four Basic Styles
- Six Questions for Identifying a Style
- "Reading" Others' Behavioral Style
- The "D" Factor
- Four Behavioral Tendencies
- Directing Leader: Strengths & Weaknesses
- The "I" Factor
- Team Building Leader: Strengths & Weaknesses
- The "S" Factor
- Operational Leader: Strengths & Weaknesses
- The "C" Factor
- Strategic Leader: Strengths & Weaknesses
- Building Relationships Using DISC
Learning Objectives
- Recognize cultivates the best in your leaders and shows them how to serve as role models to enhance organizational performance
- Identify the key strategies needed to use as coaches and mentors to produce high payoffs in their staff with little or no expense
- Describe the four steps to learning and how they apply within your organization
- Recognize and apply the Line-of-Sight graph
- Recognize and apply the DISC model and personalities
- Describe when you would need to systematically increase the performance of just 10 percent of your employees
- Describe when you would distinguish a manager from a leader
- Identify concepts of empowerment to new employees
- Recognize how a great industry leader markets a new product
- Describe blind bowling
- Recognize an operational leader
Level
Basic
Instructional Method
Self-Study
NASBA Field of Study
Personnel/HR (2 hours)
Program Prerequisites
None
Advance Preparation
None
Instructor
Ed Robinson
Ed Robinson, CPA, CSP, often known as “The Rainmaker,” is a former CPA who has dedicated the last two decades to helping accountants and professionals service firms develop leadership and business development skills. He built and sold two accounting practices, and then used this hands-on experience to maximize financial outcomes for other companies.
Ed is CEO of Robinson Performance Group, Inc., a Houston-based firm that specializes in developing leaders, sales professionals, and business developers. He has consulted, coached and spoken to thousands of audiences and hundreds of businesses in more than 35 countries and multiple industries.
His published books showcase the expertise that he brings to each presentation:
• Million Dollar Rainmaker
• Million Dollar Rainmaker for Attorneys
• Million Dollar Rainmaker for Financial Advisors
• 4 Giant Steps to Leadership
• Leadership: Winning Through Influence
As a Certified Speaking Professional, Ed has presented an average of 55 presentations to 40 to 70 clients per year for the last 25 years. He often presents to professional service groups including attorneys, bankers, CPAs, and sales professionals.
Businesses and CEOs hire Ed "The Rainmaker" Robinson when they are looking for speaking, facilitating and training opportunities. He is experienced in a variety of presentations, including keynotes, breakouts, seminars, workshops, and problem-solving facilitation.