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THESIS PRESENTATION The Domino Effect: Enabling Successful Executive Re-Entry to the Organisation on Completing a Transformational Leadership Development Programme Helen Brophy 20 September 2018 WHY I CHOSE THIS TOPIC $50 billion: Annual


  1. THESIS PRESENTATION The Domino Effect: Enabling Successful Executive Re-Entry to the Organisation on Completing a Transformational Leadership Development Programme Helen Brophy 20 September 2018

  2. WHY I CHOSE THIS TOPIC  $50 billion: Annual global investment in leadership development.  38% of total annual global investment in L&D ($130 billion).  ROI questionable and largely unproven.  Growing scepticism on the value of leadership development.  Highly relevant in my professional role.  Personal experience and intellectual curiosity.

  3. MY RESEARCH QUESTION • Is this re-entry phase significant in enabling the executive to enhance organisation performance? And if so…… • What factors enable or inhibit executives from bringing their personal transformation to a wider group and organisational context? • How can organisations support executives in this re-entry phase?

  4. THE RESEARCH CONTEXT • Socioanalytic research methodology adopted to study executive (individual) and systemic (collective) dynamics and behaviours during this re-entry phase . • 360 degree perspective on the lived experience of four executives in the re-entry phase within their organisations. • All four executives had professed to have had a positive transformational experience.

  5. MAP OF KEY FINDINGS USING TEF

  6. THE DOMINO EFFECT FRAMEWORK Seven Key Re-Entry Enabling Factors for Enhanced Organisation Performance

  7. PUTTING IT ALL INTO PRACTICE……. • Incorporating into LDP design process at client level • Creation of new Smurfit Senior Leadership Programme • Expansion of executive teaching capacity • Consulting opportunities • Personal credibility 

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