Help to Grow: Management Leading Change in an Inclusive and Engaging Way
Schedule
Tue Aug 20 2024 at 12:30 pm to 03:30 pm
Location
Birmingham City University | Birmingham, EN
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About this Event
Now’s the time to enhance your plans to grow your business in 2024!
The Help to Grow: Management course will help you boost the performance and resilience of your business. Find out more with our unique Taster Workshop.
The 12-week management development programme covers the following key areas to take your business to the next level:
- Leadership
- Marketing
- Employee Engagement
- Financial Management
Our taster event will allow you to experience the content and delivery of the programme for yourself in a workshop setting.
Taster Workshop
To enable you to find out more about the flagship Help to Grow: Management programme, the accredited Business School at Birmingham City University is pleased to offer a short Taster Workshop where you will explore core elements of the Employee Engagement and Leading Change content.
Agenda
Date: Tuesday 20 August
Lunch: 12.30pm
Taster Workshop: 1.00pm – 3.30pm
Venue: Curzon Building
Delivered by two of our leading academics, Sarah Gracey and Stephen Willson, who have been involved since the inception of the programme, you will learn from their industry expertise and practical knowledge. This event will offer a unique opportunity to experience a face-to-face session and interact with other business leaders.
On the day, we are also running a workshop for the current Help to Grow: Management cohort. This will provide you with a networking opportunity, over lunch, to meet additional academics leading the programme sessions, along participants on our current programme , so you can hear from them first-hand about the benefits, and ask any questions, to help you decide if the programme is a good fit for you and your business.
Speakers:
Sara Gracey: Senior Lecturer in Leadership & HRM
Stephen Willson: Associate Professor in Management Practice
Chinny Nzekwe-Excel: Associate Professor in Enterprise and Corporate Development
This event is free and open to all businesses with 5-249 employees. (See Programme Eligibility below.)
So, why not join us for this Help To Grow Management Taster Workshop
Register for you place today (limited places available).
Joining details will be sent to all registered delegates shortly before the Workshop.
Help to Grow: Management Programme - 12-Week Course Overview
Give your organisation a competitive edge with the 12-week management development programme by taking time to invest in the following key areas to take your business to the next level:
- Leadership
- Marketing
- Employee Engagement
- Operations and Financial Management
- Strategy & Innovation
What's on Offer
- 12-week programme covering 12 modules of blended learning – with online sessions and in- person workshops
- 1-2-1 support from an experienced business mentor
- Peer to peer support and networking
- Create a bespoke Growth Action Plan for your business to help it reach its full potential
- Delivered by Birmingham City Business School
- 90% government funded, so you pay a one-off fee of just £750.
At the end of the course, you will be ready to lead on the delivery of increased profitability, innovation, and growth.
Programme Eligibility
For programme eligibility and further details please click here:
https://smallbusinesscharter.org/help-to-grow-management/
Questions?
Please email us with any queries or to chat about the Workshop or find out more about the 12-week Programme: [email protected]
Where is it happening?
Birmingham City University, The Curzon Building, Birmingham, United KingdomEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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