Leadership Skills & Emotional Skills Assessment Process (2 Days)

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Effective Leaders realize the importance of influence. One can only influence if you understand self and others. Success in the current business environment greatly depends on our ability to understand effectively manage emotions, in both ourselves and others. Understanding and managing emotions is the key to effective communication and developing effective work relationships, which in turn are critical factors to meaningful collaboration, leadership, employee retention and performance.

The knowledge, skills and abilities we now know as Emotional Intelligence Competencies influence our productivity and quality of life we enjoy. Now more than ever, Socia l and Emotional Intelligence competencies are becoming the ‘new yardstick’ by which employees and leaders are measured. Research validates that Competencies like Self Awareness, Empathy and Inspirational Leaderships are the true precursors to success.Â

Target Audience:

Business Unit Head, HR Professionals, Managers from all Disciplines

Day -Â 1

Timings

Topics

Description

 0900 – 0930 Registration (Breakfast)

Welcome  with Lighting of the Lamp and Introduction to EI (0925-0930)

0930 – 1015

Business  Case of EI
  •  Importance of EI and its relevance to Business  results
  • Â Importance of EI competencies for personal success.

(Group Exercise and Presentation of  Research Case Studies of relationship to Emotional Intelligence Competencies  and Organizational Results like to sales, attrition and productivity )

1015 – 1115

Neuroscience  of EI
  •  Presentation of neurological findings on Stress/Challenge  Matrix
    • Â The art of setting challenging and exciting goals
  • Â Neurology of Unconscious and Subconscious Behavior
    • Learning to control Impulsive Behaviors

Pedagogy:  (Research Presentations, Individual and Group Exercises, Case Study and  Discussions, Individual and Group Games)

1100 – 1130

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Tea Break & Networking

1130 – 1200

Domains  of Emotional Intelligence
 Self Awareness
  • Intra and Interpersonal Competencies embedded in four domains of EI
  • Â Self-awareness,
  • Â Self-management,
  •  Social-awareness  and
  • Â Relationship Management

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  • Â Exercises in Self Awareness
    •  Importance of Expressing Emotions and impact on  health
    • Naming your emotions -exercise
    • Understanding physiological changes due to Emotions  and Impact on Health

1200 – 1300

Personal  Vision
  • Â Learning to articulate personal vision
  •  Discussing  personal visions and brief action plans- Discovering Meaning in Life

 (based on the Fifth Discipline by Peter  Senge, Faculty at MIT Boston)

  •  Helping Subordinates write Personal Aspiration and  Aligning to Organizational Vision – A way to enhance employee engagement

1300 – 1400

Lunch Break & Networking

1400 – 1530

Self-Management
  • Managing Disruptive Emotions (Self- Regulation) – Some  Practical Researched Methods
  • The Marshmallow Test  ( Stanford’s Research discussed with video)
  • Improving Self- Regulation and Managing Work-Stress  (Improving Academic and Work Performance)
  • Achievement Orientation – (Simulation Game)
  • Assessment on Novaco Anger Scale and action plan –Managing  Disruptive Emotions

1530-1600

Tea Break & Networking

1600 – 1700

Social  Awareness
  • The art of Listening ( Group Exercise)
  • Dialogue –Learning to Voice and Listen effectively  for superior problem solving (Based on the concepts of William Isaacs at MIT  , Boston) and Group Exercise
  • Mirror Neurons – We are wired to connect- How we impact others moods (Research and Exercise) (Based on research and Daniel Goleman and Richard Boyatzis’s Harvard Business Review article

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 Day – 2

Timings

Topics

Description

0900 – 0930 Breakfast

0930 – 1100 Relationship  Management
  •  Learning  To Inspire People
  •  Building  Collaboration and Teamwork competencies
  •  The  art of Influence and networking and its importance at senior management  Positions (Research in India)
  •  Action  Steps .
1100 – 1130

Tea Break & Networking

leadership development training

1130 – 1300 Emotional Skill  Assessment Process (ESAP) Understanding  the Emotional Skill Assessment Process Tool and our Emotional Learning  System: Explore, Identify, Understand, Learn, Apply & Model;

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1300 – 1400

Lunch Break

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1400 – 1530 ESAP – EI Tool
  •  Filling  up the assessment tool,
  •  Self-Assessment  and
  •  Interpretation  by self
  •  Learning  the ESAP Competencies
1530 – 1630 Leadership Styles
  •  Interaction  with Dr. Darwin Nelson formerly Professor at A&M University Texas,  USA–Co-Creator of the ESAP Tool and co-founder of EI Learning Systems– A  discussion
  •  Discussions  on the EI Learning Coaching Model
1630 – 1645

Tea Break & Networking

1645 – 1730 Feedback and  Closure Certificate  distribution by Dr. Darwin Nelson and FEIL/CCLD

  Faculty:

Ashis Sen

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Mr. Ashis Sen

  • Head – Training, leadership development training Balanced Scorecard (Strategy Building, Translation, Monitoring and Review) in Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited.
  • Has been recognized by Dr. Daniel Goleman and Dr. Richard Boyatzis the two legends in the field of EI and Leadership for his outstanding work and contribution in the field of EI.
  • He  is certified on: Executive Coaching from the renowned Hay Group.
  • He has received the Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Excellence in Strategy Execution
  • He visited Harvard Business School, Boston USA, in May 2010 on their invite to build case study on communication practices and visioning process adopted at HPCL.
  • He was invited by Dr Cary Cherniss of Rutgers University, US for delivering a talk at the EI consortium meet at Boston.
  • His work has been appreciated by Dr. Richard Boyatzis and Dr. Daniel Goleman who are pioneers in the field of Leadership and Emotional Intelligence.
  • He has authored a book titled “Fuelling Success” on the transformation of HPCL
  • Mr. Sen’s articles have been published in International Magazines like Reflections and Systems Thinker, Balanced Scorecard Report (Harvard Business Publishing), Times of India, Human Factor, Petrotech, amongst other leading journals.

 Timings: 9:30 am – 5:00 pm  Registration begins at 9:00 am

  how to registerÂ

  • Fees: Rs. 20,000/- +12.36 % service tax per person.
  • Please write to register@princetonacademy.co.in / Call -022 66976892
  • Mention the name of participant, company, contact details .
  • Cheque favouring Princeton Academy Mumbai II Pvt. Ltd. payable at Mumbai.
  • Fees includes lunch, tea, course material etc.

      Book by Mr. Ashis Sen on Fuelling Success published by SAGE will be given to all participants.