The Reeds Africa Learning Hub is a comprehensive platform offering professional development courses across various sectors. It caters to individuals and organizations looking to enhance skills in management, leadership, finance, and safety. Whether you’re seeking certification or skills advancement, their well-structured programs are designed to meet current industry standards and boost career prospects.
The Hub provides tailored corporate training solutions, focusing on upskilling and reskilling employees to meet specific business needs. Each course is delivered by industry experts, ensuring practical, applicable knowledge that enhances productivity.
Reeds Africa Consult also offers flexibility through a mix of in-person and virtual classes, accommodating different learning preferences. This allows learners to engage in continuous learning without interrupting their professional or personal schedules. The platform’s user-friendly interface makes it easy to navigate through various courses, track progress, and manage certifications.
With a strong emphasis on customized learning experiences, the Reeds Learning Hub stands out as a trusted partner for corporate learning and individual career growth. Courses are designed with real-world applications in mind, helping participants remain competitive and adaptable in today’s fast-evolving job market. Whether for personal development or corporate training, the Hub offers dynamic solutions to meet diverse learning needs.
Departments We Serve
- Finance: Enhance your financial acumen with courses in financial analysis, budgeting, and investment strategies.
- Marketing: Stay ahead with the latest marketing trends, digital marketing strategies, and consumer behavior insights.
- Human Resources: Learn best practices in talent management, employee engagement, and HR analytics.
- Finance and Accounting: Gain expertise in accounting principles, financial reporting, and compliance.
- Sales: Improve your sales techniques, negotiation skills, and customer relationship management.
- IT: Keep up with advancements in technology, cybersecurity, and IT project management.
- Research & Development: Foster innovation with courses on research methodologies, product development, and project management.
- Customer Service: Enhance your customer service skills to improve customer satisfaction and loyalty.
- Legal: Stay informed on legal compliance, corporate law, and regulatory issues.
- Operations Management: Optimize your operations with courses on supply chain management, logistics, and process improvement.
- Procurement: Learn effective procurement strategies, supplier management, and cost control.
- Corporate Strategy: Develop strategic thinking, business planning, and leadership skills to drive your organization forward.
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1. Pricing a product
2. The 5 fundamental guidelines of company strategy
3. Choosing between internal and external growth
4. Being an agitator for agility
5. Redefining strategy using resource-based theory
6. Guidelines for drawing up a strategic project
7. What is a cost strategy?
8. What is a differentiation strategy?
9. What is corporate strategy?
10. The keys to the success of a corporate strategy
11. Value creation and corporate strategy
12. Getting the team on board when planning for a change
13. What is vision?
14. Visioneering: creating your vision
15. Making the vision concrete and operational
16. Redefining strategy using resource-based theory
17. Building your strategy at the business level
18. What is a cost strategy?
19. What is a differentiation strategy?
20. Conducting a differentiation strategy successfully
21. Analyzing your competitive position
22. The keys to the success of a corporate strategy
23. Company growth: specialization or diversification?
24. Managing a strategic portfolio
25. Understanding the challenges of corporate responsibility and of sustainable development
26. Managing in a socially responsible way
27. The 5 fundamental guidelines of company strategy
28. The 3 pillars of a successful strategy
29. What is a Strategic Business Area?
30. Choosing between internal and external growth
31. How markets evaluate a company’s performance
32. What is company strategy?
33. Guidelines for drawing up a strategic project
34. The value chain and competitive advantage
35. Value creation and strategy
36. What is corporate strategy?
37. Expanding a company through external acquisitions
38. Creating value for shareholders
39. Value creation and corporate strategy
40. Getting the right company culture to help innovation flourish
41. Fostering a culture of innovation
42. Spreading innovation throughout the business
43. Selling a new idea internally
44. Finding your place in an ecosystem
45. Troubleshooting a product problem
46. How to become an experiential organization (and stay that way!)
47. The Feedback wrap
48. Seeing beyond costs
49. Building business partnerships
50. Fostering risk-taking
51. Rethinking your innovation strategy
52. A business guide for generative AI
53. Unconventional growth strategies
54. What is the purpose of your business?
55. Who is your business working for?
56. Creating the future
57. How to set yourself apart from the competition
58. Things gone right
59. SMEs: economic bedrock
60. Know your stakeholders
61. Demonstrating your value in order to make your professional reinvention a reality
62. SWOT analysis for implementing cellular layout
63. Identify Your Opportunities to Prepare Now for Crises
64. Explore Your Strategy for Product Expansion
65. Explore Your Partnership Possibilities
66. Explore Co-Opetition for Growth
67. Explore Growth Through Socially Conscious Strategies
68. Always Be Seeking Growth
69. Bricolage: Just Get Started, Then Tinker
70. Ground your organization by defining its core
71. Implementing quality at the source
72. Making a Stakeholder Map
73. Memorizing abstract data
74. Incorporating “past assets” into your vision
75. Ensuring your vision is accessible and operational
76. Accurately forecast the future
77. Determining your competitive position
78. Analyzing your strategy in light of Sun Tzu’s principles
79. Defining a company strategy
80. Choosing a new strategic project
1. Project manager: From good to great client relationships
2. What is Quality Client Service?
3. Managing client dissatisfaction
4. How to find arguments
5. Adding strength to your arguments
6. Amaze your customers
7. Create magic customer service moments
8. Create a winning first impression with customers
9. Adapt your approach to the different types of customers
10. Own the customer experience
11. Make the last impression a lasting impression
12. Foster a customer-oriented culture
13. Design a great customer experience
14. Turn customer satisfaction into customer loyalty
15. Ensure the successful diffusion of innovation
16. Beware of taking a client for granted
17. Understand how people like to be treated
18. Understand expectations, then exceed them
19. Turn your customers into ambassadors
20. How to deal with unhappy clients
21. What is quality client service?
22. Providing a service that meets the customer’s expectations
23. Inspire trust in customers
24. Under-promise and over-deliver
25. Always treat your customers right
26. Focus on the customer, not the money
27. Turn things around with an angry customer
28. Coach your team to customer service excellence
29. Customer experience
30. Harness Customer Experience as a Growth Path
31. How to deal with unhappy clients with empathy
32. How to give effective feedback with empathy
33. How to manage challenging conversations
34. Identifying customer expectations and satisfaction
35. Managing customer complaints
36. Identify and handle common customer errors
37. Identify subtle customer needs
38. Stay calm with trying customers
39. Maintain a customer-centric culture
40. Analyze your phone habits
41. Diagnose your key moments in customer service
42. Adapt your welcome to your customer and your store
43. Serve a varied clientele
1. What is a cost?
2. Cost price: from full costs to the ABC method
3. Understanding the principles of the forecasting process
4. Drawing up and managing a budget
5. Cost price: from partial costs to full costs
6. How to analyze an income statement
7. How to calculate a company’s breakeven point
8. What is working capital?
9. How do you analyze a by-function or by-purpose income statement?
10. The 3 keys of finance
11. Measuring profitability
12. Evaluating financial equilibrium
13. Analyzing liquidity
14. Mastering valuation basics
15. What is a balance sheet?
16. Using the economic balance sheet to understand business cycles
17. What is an income statement?
18. Intermediate margins
19. What is the cash flow statement?
20. Introduction to financial statements
21. What is a “by-function” income statement?
22. The theory of competitive advantage by Michael Porter
23. The limitations of Porter’s model
24. Conducting a cost strategy successfully
25. Calculating costs with the ABC method
26. Calculating full costs
27. Calculating your cost price with the full costs method
28. Calculating a budget
29. Following the budgetary process
30. Calculating your breakeven point
31. Calculating the return on investment of training
32. What is a cost?
33. Cost price: from full costs to the ABC method
34. Understanding the principles of the forecasting process
35. Drawing up and managing a budget
36. Cost price: from partial costs to full costs
37. How to analyze an income statement
38. How to calculate a company’s breakeven point
39. What is working capital?
40. How do you analyze a by-function or by-purpose income statement?
41. The 3 keys of finance
42. Measuring profitability
43. Evaluating financial equilibrium
44. Analyzing liquidity
45. What is a balance sheet?
46. Using the economic balance sheet to understand business cycles
47. What is an income statement?
48. Intermediate margins
49. What is the cash flow statement?
50. Introduction to financial statements
51. What is a “by-function” income statement?
52. Create high-impact marketing messages
53. Conducting a cost strategy successfully
1. How to reinvent yourself inside your company
2. Mastering valuation basics
3. Creating value on a daily basis
4. Developing your change capability
5. Asking questions
6. Rephrasing
7. Active listening
8. Getting to know the different levels of communication
9. Dealing with interpersonal crisis
10. Being aware of the role you play in a conflict
11. What is self-confidence?
12. Showing empathy
13. Make your point more effectively
14. The influence of your “perception filter”
15. Harness self-empathy to make better decisions
16. Connect to others for more effective work relationships
17. Enhance your listening skills
18. Developing your soft skills to boost your projects
19. Communicating powerfully by email
20. What is a good goal?
21. Improving your memory
22. Taking effective notes
23. Analyze the organization of your work and your priorities
24. Tools for planning your work
25. Boost your thinking power with the help of mind maps
26. Acknowledging your colleagues’ ideas
27. Helping develop complex ideas in your company
28. Implementing diversity into your daily working life
29. Changing behavior
30. Creating value on a daily basis
31. Adapting to Workplace Trends
32. Mastering the SWOT analysis
33. What is agility?
34. Understand your manager
35. Adapt to increasingly complex environment
36. Succeed in a complex environment
37. Identify your strengths
38. Take action to develop your strengths
39. Work at home
40. Don’t be afraid to step into the unknown
41. Navigating a new role
42. Be inquisitive
43. Speak your mind
44. Don’t be afraid to ask for help when starting a new role
45. Stepping up to the challenge
46. Find your personal work-life balance point
47. Develop the ability to listen effectively
48. Facing a tough ethical dilemma
49. Speaking beats reading
50. Never compromise your values
51. Get yourself noticed
52. Keeping things interesting is paramount
53. Trust is fundamental
54. Lessons from a great mentor
55. A difficult ethical decision
56. Be consistent in your leadership style
57. Overcoming a challenge
58. Asking questions
59. Active listening
60. Getting to know the different levels of communication
61. Being aware of the role you play in a conflict
62. Showing empathy
63. Communicating powerfully by email
64. Taking effective notes
65. Analyze the organization of your work and your priorities
66. Recognize the factors in time-wasting
67. Tools for planning your work
68. Boost your thinking power with the help of mind maps
69. 5 tips for networking
70. Organizing your tasks
71. 3 rules for efficient time management
72. Six key competencies for working across cultures
73. Remote communication across cultures
74. Master the art of recovery
75. Understand your manager
76. Adapt to increasingly complex environment
77. Succeed in a complex environment
78. Identify your strengths
79. Take action to develop your strengths
80. Improve my well-being
81. Get ready for tomorrow’s jobs today
82. Harnessing the potential of informal learning
83. Direct interactions are not always best!
84. Stop never-ending email threads
85. Give yourself an offline moment!
86. Strong communication is culturally contextualised
87. Improving your writing means improving your critical thinking
88. Don’t lobby, ask for advice!
89. The importance of prompt feedback
90. ‘Leave something on the table’
91. Preparing for a VUCA world
92. Defining mental health
93. Strategies to manage panic attacks
94. Suicidal thoughts
95. Sexual assault at work: seek help!
96. What is growth IQ?
97. There is more than one way to be intelligent
98. Go beyond your job description
99. First impressions count
100. Living with stress
101. A life of learning
102. The long life
103. Diversity is your responsibility too
104. Embrace diversity personally
105. Does location still matter in the virtual world?
106. Resistance in the real world and the virtual world
107. Learning from mentors
108. Make yourself more visible
109. Celebrate what makes you different
110. What is intrapreneurship?
111. Start a side venture to advance in your career
112. Inject some creativity into your work
113. Intrapreneurs and risk-taking
114. An intrapren
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114. An intrapreneur breaks the rules
115. What is curiosity?
116. What happens to our curiosity?
117. How curiosity contributes to emotional intelligence
118. Be careful of shortcutting your thinking
119. Good thinking means good writing
120. Know your limits
121. Listening excellence: core value no. 1
122. The difficulty of self-perception
123. The 80/20 principle
124. Boost personal credibility by association
125. Creating your vision: the ideal day
126. Adding impact to your communication through gestures
127. Building the narrative of your professional reinvention
128. Apologize for Your Mistakes
129. The 10 Growth Paths
130. Six Steps for Mindfully Dealing with an Emotion
131. Write Your Uncertainty Manifesto
132. Diagnose the needs that motivate your feelings
133. Activating your professional network
134. Creating the path to your new professional objective
135. Defining your strategic intent
136. How to accept feedback in a positive way
137. Recognize Common Microaggressions
138. Speak Up About Workplace Microaggressions
139. Move Ahead in Your Career Like an Intrapreneur
140. Break Past Fear and Explore
141. Identify Your Approaches to Complexity
142. Reflect on Past Uncertainty
143. Take On Personal Accountability in Key Areas
144. Take On Accountability on Your Own
145. Where Does Uncertainty Mean Possibility for You?
146. Tackle Self-Doubt with Aplomb
147. Create a Risk-O-Meter and Evaluate Your Goals
148. Juggle Your Real Options Successfully
149. Challenge Your Negative Emotions and Thoughts with a Reality Check
150. Evaluate Your Uncertainty Ability
151. Take Your Uncertainty Temperature and Make Adjustments
152. Practising active listening
153. Reorienting behavior that obstructs communication
154. Assessing another person’s language patterns
155. Three steps to better channel your frustrations
156. Identifying the communication style of the person you are speaking with
157. Identify and understand your feelings
158. Enhance your powers of pure observation
159. Master the power of listening
160. Defining and improving your current level of maturity
161. Writing an effective email
162. Acquire a competitive skillset
163. Use feedback to develop professionally
164. How to seize the opportunity of digital learning: A 3-step guide
165. Apply critical thinking at work
166. Apply critical thinking to your logical reasoning
167. Summarizing your personal and professional priorities
168. Reducing multitasking
169. Improving your collaboration with colleagues from different cultures
170. Making an overall assessment of your role when starting a new job
171. Get advice from your direct supervisor when taking up a new post
172. Boost self-development and innovation with Exploration Days
173. Identify your recovery toolkit
174. Improve your expertise
175. Evaluate your level of “amazing”
176. Capitalizing on your past
177. Adopting the right mindset and tools to build a change capability
178. Take action to improve your self-esteem
179. Take stock of your interactions with others
180. Assess your behavior and reputation
181. Analyze a heated discussion with your manager
182. Adopt a positive outlook in a challenging situation
183. Take inventory of your skills
184. Develop a professional skill
185. Set up a work space at home
186. Assess your life balance
– Adapting to Workplace Trends
– Motivating People for Performance
– Optimizing your Compensation and Benefits Program
– Designing Work to Motivate Performance
– Developing Talent
– Attracting and Retaining Talent
– Creating a Talent Management Virtuous Spiral
– Analyzing a Complex Problem by Using an Issue Tree
– Flexible Organizational Design
– Understanding the Process of Conflict
– How to be Assertive in Difficult Situations
– Resolving Tension Using the DESC Method
– Boost Productivity by Understanding Feelings and Needs
– Observe Without Judgement
– Deal with the Human Factor in the Project
– Manage the Post-Project Phase
– Managing a Team of Project Managers
– How to Manage Troublemakers
– Recognizing Cultural Difference
– The Influence of Culture Upon People
– The Influence of Culture Upon Organizations and Working Approach
– Building Trust Across Cultures
– Six Key Competencies for Working Across Cultures
– Remote Communication Across Cultures
– Better Performance with Diversity
– Are You Ready for Diversity?
– Managing Diversity
– Annual Performance Reviews: An Annoying Obligation or a Constructive Opportunity?
– Four Golden Rules for Conducting Successful Performance Reviews
– How to Use the SMAC Method to Formulate Objectives that Motivate Your Staff
– How to Conduct Performance Reviews
– How to Manage Difficult Performance Review Situations
– How to Monitor Objectives Agreed to During Appraisal Interviews
– What is Competence?
– Congratulating a Colleague
– Successfully Managing a Personal Development Meeting
– Running a Training Session: How to Prepare for It
– Building a Path for Your Training Session
– Using Teaching Techniques Effectively
– Successfully Running a Training Course
– Adapting Teaching Principles to the Participants’ Profile
– Dealing with a Colleague Who Isn’t Following the Rules
– Responding to Poor Performance
– Using Visual Aids Effectively in Presentations
– Adapting Your Management Style to Your Staff’s Level of Autonomy
– Helping Your Staff to Progress by Using the Correct Management Style
– Using Different Management Styles for Successful One-on-One Meetings
– The Basics of Effective People Management
– Taking Up the Challenge of Change
– Recruiting a New Entrant
– How to Prepare for a Recruitment Interview with an Experienced Executive
– Conducting a Recruitment Interview with an Experienced Executive
– Concluding the Recruitment Process
– What Makes a Real Team?
– The Stages of a Team’s Development
– Forming a Team
– Managing Difficulties Within a Team
– The Norming Phase
– Developing a Successful Team
– Running a Management Team
– Managing a Team in the Digital Age
– The Principles of Management 3.0
– How to Motivate People (and How Not To)
– How to Collaborate (and How Not To)
– How to Empower People (and How Not To)
– How to Boost Self-Development and Innovation (and How Not To)
– How to Give Feedback (and How Not To)
– How to Better Measure Performance (and How Not To)
– How to Learn from Failures and Successes (and How Not To)
– How to Diagnose Other People’s Motivations
– How to Adapt Effectively to Other People’s Motivations
– Strengthen Cross-Functional Relationships
– Adapt Coaching to Performance
– Develop an Incentive Program that Works
– Recruit Superstar Salespeople
– Onboard Salespeople
– Management Control: Managing Performance
– The Risks and Opportunities of Remote Working
– Reach Out to Remote Team Members
– Set Up a Geographically Dispersed Team
– One-on-One Support and Motivation for Remote Staff
– Overcoming Gender Challenges in the Workplace
– Women Have It Tough
– The Challenges of Managing Across Time Zones
– Young Leaders Bring Fresh Thinking
– The Importance of Adapting to Different Cultures
– Prepare Your People for Moving On
– Instilling Confidence in Your People Inspires Loyalty
– The Value a Mentor Can Add
– Have a Plan to Measure Success Early On in a New Role
– Aspire to Be Fair to People
– Invest in Training Your People
– Developing Young Talent
– Managing Frustrated Employees
– Why Teaching is Like Leading
– Challenge and Interest Your Talent
– A Lifetime of Developing Talent
– Leaders Need Moral Courage
– Making a Difficult Judgement Call
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– Adapting to Workplace Trends
– Motivating People for Performance
– Optimizing your Compensation and Benefits Program
– Designing Work to Motivate Performance
– Developing Talent
– Attracting and Retaining Talent
– Creating a Talent Management Virtuous Spiral
– Analyzing a Complex Problem by Using an Issue Tree
– Flexible Organizational Design
– Understanding the Process of Conflict
– How to be Assertive in Difficult Situations
– Resolving Tension Using the DESC Method
– Boost Productivity by Understanding Feelings and Needs
– Observe Without Judgement
– Deal with the Human Factor in the Project
– Manage the Post-Project Phase
– Managing a Team of Project Managers
– How to Manage Troublemakers
– Recognizing Cultural Difference
– The Influence of Culture Upon People
– The Influence of Culture Upon Organizations and Working Approach
– Building Trust Across Cultures
– Six Key Competencies for Working Across Cultures
– Remote Communication Across Cultures
– Better Performance with Diversity
– Are You Ready for Diversity?
– Managing Diversity
– Annual Performance Reviews: An Annoying Obligation or a Constructive Opportunity?
– Four Golden Rules for Conducting Successful Performance Reviews
– How to Use the SMAC Method to Formulate Objectives that Motivate Your Staff
– How to Conduct Performance Reviews
– How to Manage Difficult Performance Review Situations
– How to Monitor Objectives Agreed to During Appraisal Interviews
– What is Competence?
– Congratulating a Colleague
– Successfully Managing a Personal Development Meeting
– Running a Training Session: How to Prepare for It
– Building a Path for Your Training Session
– Using Teaching Techniques Effectively
– Successfully Running a Training Course
– Adapting Teaching Principles to the Participants’ Profile
– Dealing with a Colleague Who Isn’t Following the Rules
– Responding to Poor Performance
– Using Visual Aids Effectively in Presentations
– Adapting Your Management Style to Your Staff’s Level of Autonomy
– Helping Your Staff to Progress by Using the Correct Management Style
– Using Different Management Styles for Successful One-on-One Meetings
– The Basics of Effective People Management
– Taking Up the Challenge of Change
– Recruiting a New Entrant
– How to Prepare for a Recruitment Interview with an Experienced Executive
– Conducting a Recruitment Interview with an Experienced Executive
– Concluding the Recruitment Process
– What Makes a Real Team?
– The Stages of a Team’s Development
– Forming a Team
– Managing Difficulties Within a Team
– The Norming Phase
– Developing a Successful Team
– Running a Management Team
– Managing a Team in the Digital Age
– The Principles of Management 3.0
– How to Motivate People (and How Not To)
– How to Collaborate (and How Not To)
– How to Empower People (and How Not To)
– How to Boost Self-Development and Innovation (and How Not To)
– How to Give Feedback (and How Not To)
– How to Better Measure Performance (and How Not To)
– How to Learn from Failures and Successes (and How Not To)
– How to Diagnose Other People’s Motivations
– How to Adapt Effectively to Other People’s Motivations
– Strengthen Cross-Functional Relationships
– Adapt Coaching to Performance
– Develop an Incentive Program that Works
– Recruit Superstar Salespeople
– Navigating through your digital landscape
– Drawing up the identity card for your unit
– Innovating to grow a business
– The 3 types of connectors
– Proximity, privacy and permission for digital collaboration
– Ensuring engagement and connection in a digital world
– Embrace a design thinking mindset
– Why invest in new technology?
– Adopting information technologies
– Guidelines for using technology
– Management team and digital agility
– How my team is using technology
– Developing an agile work system
– Set up electronic reporting for remote team members
– Pick up on weak signals during phone calls
- Identifying behaviors for a successful team
- Preparing to delegate an assignment
- Defining the team’s ground rules
- Designing Work to Motivate Performance
- What is Shared Leadership?
- How Can Organizations Develop Shared Leadership?
- Analyzing a complex problem by using an issue tree
- Understanding your economic impact and improving your relationship with stakeholders
- Defining the SWOT analysis
- Competitive advantage and competitive environments
- Limitations and key success factors of a cost strategy
- Strategizing for agility
- Governance for sustainable effectiveness
- Take a creative approach
- Unite and motivate a geographically dispersed team
- Adapt to remote working
- Fostering an intrapreneurial spirit
- Empower teams if you want great results
- Don’t be a know-it-all
- Leadership means taking responsibility
- If you care and are truthful, your clients will be happy
- Create a supportive environment where you can be demanding of one another
- Seeing the need that nobody else sees
- It’s important to turn off at the end of your working day
- Service is the single most important thing
- Support women at the early stage of their careers
- Understand the culture of the country you’re operating in
- Being aware of bias in the interviewing process
- Standing up to gender bias in the workplace
- A motivated team is an effective team
- Don’t let early challenges stop you
- The importance of a mentor for your development
- Use the right talent to balance your team
- Your first serious job provides valuable lessons
- True leaders have to take responsibility for their actions
- If you work with your team they will work with you
- Most people will tell you the answer if you let them speak
- Managing your team through a crisis
- Have a demanding vision
- Finding your own leadership style
- Give your customers an ‘aha’ moment
- Develop people by empowering them
- Creating a sense of purpose through leadership
- Authenticity is a trait to value
- Work with the resources that already exist within your team
- Don’t be afraid to put yourself out there
- Helping your people advance in their careers
- Experiences of being a woman in the workplace
- Seek a career that is nourishing, not demanding
- Give your team their own sense of ownership
- You don’t have to do something just because you’re good at it
- Don’t underestimate your own ability to manage challenging situations
- Good personal chemistry creates better business with clients
- Managing your stress levels
- Give people responsibility, and give it early
- The first hundred days
- Long term planning is foolish
- Ideas are not the answer, ideas that work are
- The importance of teamwork
- When you feel the moment is right, be bold
- Don’t over-commit when starting a new role
- Setting the right tone strengthens your brand
- Trust your gut feel
- Don’t hesitate to close a failing business
- Have your own system for selling
- Notice the good things that people do
- Bullies are seldom anything other than inadequate
- People buy people first
- The essence of leadership is self-awareness
- Be honest with yourself
- Do the right thing, however difficult
- Educate, don’t sell
- Success through adversity is all the sweeter
- Human interaction is key in the global market
- Involve your customers in your decisions
- Ensure you have brand consistency through every channel
- Developing a more innovative corporate culture
- Don’t impose your preferred way of working on others
- The advantage of being a woman in the workplace
- When you meet a new client, give before you take
- Staying connected to the pulse point of your organisation
- You can learn from all bosses
- Remember that all rules are invented
- Teams want to be set challenging goals
- Try to work with people before you hire them
- There are no short cuts in a good hiring process
- Risk and opportunity in emerging markets
- Don’t let society dictate your work-life balance
- Sometimes taking a risk is the safest thing
- Leaders need to hear the truth
- Innovate by putting yourself at the heart of the problem
- Crank up the pressure in workshops to solve a problem
- The only creative technique that works
- Borrow other people’s recipes
- The power of adopting a different style of business
- Stories are the currency of marketing
- Communication is more important than delivery
- Delegation is a great way to develop people
- Have a strong central idea, then be determined
- Hard work is not the same as good work
- Market research is the enemy of innovation
- Give individuals responsibility
- The first condition of innovation is enthusiastic people
- Business should focus on one main thing
- It’s important to make a difference
- You’ll learn more by listening than talking
- Value the people doing the heavy lifting
- You can’t hide inside your own job
- You’d be amazed what your people are capable of
- Tell people what to do, not how to do it
- Young people can make anything happen
- Work with people on what they can do
- Tips for working abroad
- Seek common ground to resolve workplace conflict
- Dealing with bullies in positions of authority
- Use your time wisely
- Starting a new role
- Set career goals and build your personal brand
- Selling is as much about listening as it is about talking
- Figure out what makes people tick
- Good bosses value their people’s opinions
- Managing high-maintenance individuals
- Approaching tasks that are beyond your comfort zone
- Don’t wait to be told what to do
- Hard work alone is not enough
- A supportive boss
- A good Chair
- Choosing the correct market positioning for your product
- What is marketing?
- Understanding segmentation
- Determining your marketing strategy
- Create your marketing plan
- Digitally enhancing your product
- Understanding your digital consumers
- Developing your digital communication strategy
- Structuring your omni-channel system
- Understand and influence customers’ attitudes
- Build a powerful brand personality
- Use market segmentation to optimize communication
- Address cross-cultural differences in marketing
- The theory of competitive advantage by Michael Porter
- The limitations of Porter’s model
- Analyzing your competitive position
- Analyzing market dynamics
- Choosing the correct market positioning for your product
- What is marketing?
- Understanding segmentation
- Determining your marketing strategy
- Create your marketing plan
- Digitally enhancing your product
- Understanding your digital consumers
- Navigating through your digital landscape
- Developing your digital communication strategy
- Structuring your omni-channel system
- Influence customer decision-making
- Gain deeper customer insights
- Understand and influence customers’ attitudes
- Boost customer involvement
- Build a powerful brand personality
- Use market segmentation to optimize communication
- Address cross-cultural differences in marketing
- Analyzing market dynamics
- The importance of constant encouragement
- Goal-setting works
- Stimulating online project collaboration
- Give voice to end-users
- Don’t neglect 50% of the market
- A leading product is a product designed for women
- From performance-oriented marketing to Utopian marketing
- Customer-base penetration
- Market acceleration
- Understand your market context
- How curiosity can improve engagement
- Explore Your Strategy for Customer-Base Penetration
- Explore Your Strategy for Market Acceleration
- Connecting to your audience’s language
- How do you measure a brand’s influence?
- Adapting your pitch to your target’s motivations
- Evaluating a market positioning
- Segmenting your market
- Setting a marketing strategy
- Presenting a marketing plan
- Give more impact to your message
- Price your product
- Choose the best strategy to influence your B2B client’s decisions
- Adapting your marketing mix for the digital age
- Analyzing your customers’ digital behavior
- Optimizing the customer journey
- Influence your customers’ journey
- Design a powerful marketing message
- Increase your customers’ involvement
- Build your brand personality
- Improve your digital customer experience
- Enhance your customer loyalty
- Develop a customer-centric communication strategy
- Build your cross-cultural marketing strategy
- Ensure the successful diffusion of your innovation
- Prepare efficiently for networking
- Validate your creative questioning
- Get yourself into a creative frame of mind
- Improve your communication with the different generations
- Read the generations
- Limitations and key success factors of a cost strategy
- Conducting a differentiation strategy successfully
- Value creation and strategy
- Acting in an ecologically responsible way
- Achieving sustainable effectiveness
- Cellular layout
- Providing a service that meets the customer’s expectations
- Acting in an ecologically responsible way
- Achieving sustainable effectiveness
- Anticipating conflict between innovation and operations
- Going beyond continuous improvement
- The limitations of scripted innovation processes
- Manage innovation differently from ongoing operations
- Facilitate cooperation between innovation and operations
- Identifying sources of waste
- Determining strategy with the theory of resources
- Maximizing the surface area of your organization
- Learn to take feedback well
- Developing your soft skills to boost your projects
- Acquiring a competitive skillset in today’s changing world
- How to seize the opportunity of digital learning
- Top 3 skills of a critical thinker
- Improving your memory
- What is CPV?
- Formulating a request, expressing a refusal
- Make effective requests
- Make effective requests
- Quality at the source
- The power of negotiating for others
- Integrating with suppliers
- Build or buy AI?
- Your team’s clients and suppliers
- Doing business with people from different cultures
- Identify AI Training Bots to Facilitate Learning
- Preparing the wording of a request
- Negotiating for resources
- Preparing your public speech
- Capturing and keeping your audience’s attention
- Key principles of communication
- High-impact communication: shaping your message
- Building rapport and influence when communicating
- Identify the different styles of communication
- Craft effective messages with empathy
- The danger of miscommunication
- Rephrasing
- Preparing your public speech
- Capturing and keeping your audience’s attention
- Key principles of communication
- High-impact communication: shaping your message
- Building rapport and influence when communicating
- Communicating – connecting to your people
- Identify the different styles of communication
- Craft effective messages with empathy
- Unconscious bias—we all have it
- Communicate across generations
- Beware of misinterpretations!
- Practise the principle of charity
- Engage your audience through storytelling
- Preparing a speech to convince or to get people to act
- Diagnosing a communication problem
- Preparing to speak publicly
- Communicating an important message
- Shaping the impact of your communication
- Adapting your communication style to your international partners
- Writing a digital communication strategy
- Walt Disney and the art of making ideas a reality
- The 4 stages of market development
- What is a Strategic Business Area?
- How markets evaluate a company’s performance
- Is what you see all there is?
- Company growth: specialization or diversification?
- Walt Disney and the art of making ideas a reality
- Lean philosophy
- Measuring processes for improvement
- Quality at the source
- Continuous improvement
- What is CPV?
- The 4 stages of market development
- Make creative ideas emerge
- Using feedback to boost professional development
- Find solutions in times of crisis
- The design thinking process
- How to measure a person’s or a brand’s influence?
- Product expansion
- Customer and product diversification
- Winning in Emerging Markets with Reverse Innovation
- The myth of the innovation hero
- Build a dedicated innovation team
- Make specific plans to test your innovation hypothesis
- How can you innovate without breaking the bank?
- How curiosity can lead to innovation
- Using curiosity to break silos
- Brainstorm Ideas for Harnessing Generative AI
- Weigh Entering a New Market with a New Product
- Analyzing you and your counterparts’ cultural influences
- Find creative solutions
- Finding ideas
- Generate in-depth customer insights
- Look at a problem creatively
- Strategies to influence B2B decision-making
- Influence customer decision-making
- Gain deeper customer insights
- Boost customer involvement
- Design a great customer experience
- Turn customer satisfaction into customer loyalty
- Networking
- Leading a brainstorming session
- Preparing a convincing presentation
- Closing your deals: an introduction
- Some deal-closing techniques
- Improving your understanding of your prospect’s situation
- Motivate your target by raising problems that need resolving
- Increase your target’s motivation by asking implication questions
- Master large project selling with the help of a real-world example
- Asking questions about results the other side hopes for
- Adapt your pitch to your target’s express needs
- Discover the keys to successful selling
- Preparing a sales meeting
- Successfully manage the first 5 minutes of your sales meeting
- Discovering your client’s needs and motivations
- Making a good sales argument to convince the client
- Dealing with clients’ objections
- Concluding a sale
- Questions that make people say Yes
- How to ask questions that lead to a “yes” answer
- How to respond when faced with objections
- Figure out your negotiating style
- How to avoid haggling or positional bargaining
- Maintaining a good working relationship when negotiating
- Getting ready to negotiate
- Understanding the mutual gains approach
- Assuming the role of key account manager
- Choosing key accounts
- Categorizing key accounts
- Choosing the right relationship level with key accounts
- Developing your contacts in your key accounts
- Being an expert in your key account
- Better serve customers through cross-selling and up-selling
- Provide ongoing training for your salesforce
- Manage your team’s pipeline
- Set team goals and motivate wins
- Run an effective meeting for your salespeople
- Address poor sales performance
- Groom future sales managers
- A rare sales skill
- Being authentic builds trust with clients
- The art of creating a natural rapport with prospective clients
- Building relationships and trust with clients
- Winning new business
- Project manager: From good to great client relationships
- One to say yes, two to say no
- Become an expert on your product lines
- Take on the roles of a sales manager
- Build credibility with your sales team
- Be firm but fair
- Catch the signs of a struggling salesperson
- Closing your deals: an introduction
- What it really means to sell solutions, not products
- Would you get soaked for a sale?
- Going the extra mile can win you sales
- Setting expectations for your sales team
- Prospecting: know when to say stop
- Always stay in control of a sales meeting
- Pushing your sales team to their limits
- Optimise sales
- Appreciate the power of persuasion
- Make requests that forge connections
- Closing a sale
- Preparing questions about your prospect’s situation
- Preparing questions to arouse your prospect’s interest
- Increasing the feeling of urgency in a prospective customer
- Increasing the feeling of urgency in a prospective customer
- Preparing your pitch for a difficult sale
- Prepare your sales meeting
- Evaluate the quality of the client relationship
- Prepare your sales arguments
- Formulate your sales arguments
- Spot when to conclude the sale
- Secure your customers’ trust
- Generate customer surprise
- Take action on your sales management responsibilities
- Assess your credibility with your sales team
- Develop the right attitude with your salesforce
- Restore a struggling salesperson’s confidence and performance
- Making your arguments persuasive
- Preparing how to deal with objections
- Handling human relations in negotiations
- Preparing a negotiation
- Succeeding in a negotiation
- Drawing up a key account team contract
- Assessing your clients to choose your key accounts
- Measuring the strength of your position with a key account
- Evaluate your relationship level with a key account
- Mapping your key account team’s contacts
- Drawing your key account market map
- Post-sale follow-up in style
- Map your sales process
- Adapt for three levels of performance on your sales team
- Ensure accurate tracking of your pipeline
- Plan sales meetings over the course of a year
- Deal with a sales performance problem
- Identify and groom your future sales managers
- Preparing for a sales meeting with a prospective customer
- Analyzing the outcome of a sales meeting
- Identifying your key account’s strengths and weaknesses
- Efficient follow-up after a networking meeting
- Explore Your Strategies for Sales Optimization