How to lead a hybrid team

This webinar introduces 7 core leadership and management skills which form the foundation of success when leading such teams. Practical tips and tools will be shared that can be incorporated into your leadership style with immediate result.

With a move to hybrid teams (office working, remote working, home working, managing staff and suppliers remotely), leaders must develop a leadership style that allows them to be effective with this mode of working. This webinar introduces 7 core leadership and management skills which form the foundation of success when leading such teams. Practical tips and tools will be shared that can be incorporated into your leadership style with immediate result.

Who Should Attend?

For business owners and managers, who are relatively new to leadership and management and are at the early stages of building and motivating a team.

What we will cover:

• The changing role of leadership and management in organisations (remote working, home working, managing staff and resources remotely) and in a volatile and complex world
• Defining the leader's 'rules of the game'
• Principles of building an effective culture with a disparate team
• The 7 core leadership and management tools which will facilitate team success including communication, role clarity, situational leadership and effective delegation.

By attending this webinar, you will:

• How leadership and management is changing
• Clarity and definition on an attendee's team performance boundaries
• Strategies which can be used immediately to increase leadership and management effectiveness when leading a hybrid team

Who'll be presenting this workshop?

Stuart Ross has over 25 years business experience at a senior level in a variety of industries both in the UK and internationally. Stuart founded High Growth, one of the most successful business coaching practices in the UK, receiving numerous awards and recognitions.

This presentation is delivered in partnership with Business Gateway Growth Hub and High Growth and is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund. Places are limited and priority will be given to trading SMEs based in Leicester and Leicestershire