Exceptional two days seminar „Efficient Leadership: Managing Different Behavioral Styles (The Enneagram and Adizes)"

What is Eneagram?

The Enneagram is an amazingly accurate system of personality types. It describes nine types of people and how each thinks, feels and acts in predictable ways. During the last decade it began to be used extensively at some of the world's leading corporations, such as Motorola, IBM, Google, Kraft, Pepsi and Bank of America. 

Now, for the very first time, the Enneagram is combined with the Adizes PAEI code to produce an unusually powerful diagnostic and development tool that will help managers unlock and unleash their full leadership potential.

Who should attend:

CEOs, senior executives, and managers at all levels  This program is appropriate, although not limited to, individuals with the following titles:

Chief Executive officer, President, Board Chair or Board Member, Vice President, Executive Director, Director of operations, Director of Human resources, Director of Sales, Director of Marketing, Director of Administration, Department Manager, Assistant Director, Supervisor.

During this dynamic two-day training:

participants can discover their own Enneagram type, and that of their clients, colleagues and subordinates,. You'll come out of the seminar with tools that will allow you not only to grow as a leader, but also to identify other people's styles so you can better relate to them, dramatically improving communication, reducing destructive conflict and paving the way for building a culture of Mutual Trust and Respect.

If you want to...

•             Grow beyond your limitations and unlock all the power that is within you

•             Take control of your professional life and become a great leader

•             Feel great with yourself, your work and both your professional and personal relationships

•             Decrease stress, organize yourself better and live a more productive and healthy executive life

...then this seminar is for you!

If you want to register:

please turn to Mrs. Goda Nevidauskiene, the project manager of Adizes Institute for West Europe and Baltics:

goda@adizes.com  or +370 618 15852