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Revitalise Your Organisation: Inspire Sustainable Growth In A Recovering Economy

by Leadership News
11 months ago
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In an era of unprecedented volatility, senior executives grapple with a myriad of challenges that necessitate innovative strategies and resilient leadership. The TEXEM programme in Lagos, scheduled for July 17-18, 2024, presents a transformative opportunity to invigorate your organisation and foster sustainable growth in a recovering economy. Here’s why attending this programme is a strategic, compelling, and actionable decision for forward-thinking leaders.

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In today’s interconnected and unpredictable world, resilience extends far beyond mere operational continuity during crises. True resilience embodies a company’s capacity to absorb stress, recover critical functionality, and thrive in new circumstances. This holistic view of resilience, as a strategic advantage, enables companies to capitalize on opportunities when competitors are least prepared. The TEXEM programme underscores the importance of embedding resilience into all organisational functions, from finance to IT to customer service. Participants will learn to build robust systems that not only mitigate risks but also leverage crises for competitive advantage. Through case studies and role-playing exercises, executives will acquire practical tools to operationalise resilience and drive long-term performance.

While resilience is essential, regeneration propels business strategy further. Regeneration entails making bold, proactive moves that reconnect companies with their strategic foundations. This approach transcends mere survival, fostering long-term value and enduring competitive advantage. The TEXEM programme will guide participants in adopting a regenerative mindset, focusing on the ability to inspire others to bridge the gap between strategies and operations, internal and external stakeholders, and technology and data. Executives will explore how to develop business models that generate greater long-term value, support a culture of continuous learning and development, and leverage technology to unlock new opportunities. This programme will equip leaders with the skills to drive sustainable growth and adaptability in an ever-changing world.

The future of work, characterised by rapid technological advancements, geopolitical shifts, and evolving consumer demands, requires adaptable leadership. Leaders must leverage emerging technologies and navigate complex stakeholder landscapes with a “learn-it-all” mindset. The TEXEM programme will delve into the Learning Executives Framework, helping participants develop a vision, deliver values, and master the art of persuasion. By fostering an environment that encourages innovation and flexibility, executives will be better prepared to win in turbulent times. The programme’s methodology, including group discussions, self-reflection, and peer-to-peer learning, will enhance participants’ ability to lead through uncertainty and drive their organisations toward future success.

Designed to provide actionable insights and practical skills, TEXEM’s forthcoming programme equips senior executives with strategies to immediately apply within their organisations.

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Key topics include:

Cultivating a Change-Ready Culture: Leading transformational change and fostering an adaptive organisational culture.

Digital Dominance: Leveraging digital technologies to drive success and stay ahead of the competition.

Navigating Economic Complexity: Developing strategies to thrive in a recovering economy, balancing short-term challenges with long-term goals.

Purposeful Leadership: Catalyzing growth through values-driven leadership and harmonizing organisational objectives.

By participating in this programme, executives will enhance their strategic thinking and problem-solving capabilities. The immersive learning experience, guided by Professor Paul Griffith and other distinguished faculty, will challenge assumptions and stimulate innovative thinking. Interactive activities such as case studies, assessments, and role-playing will deepen understanding and enable the application of new concepts in real-world scenarios.

The ultimate goal of the TEXEM programme is to equip leaders with the knowledge and skills to inspire sustainable growth and long-term prosperity. By fostering adaptability, amplifying purpose, and balancing short-term efficiency with long-term resilience, participants will drive their organisations toward enduring success.

Testimonials from the participants in TEXEM’s previous programmes lauded the rich and thought-provoking content of the programmes, Muhammed El Amin Gwadabe, President of, the Association of Bureau de Change Operators of Nigerian (ABCON) said “I’ve learned a lot. I’ve seen where tradition is being converted to modernity… I’ve learned how to keep sustainability. I have learned teamwork. I have learned different strategy tools from Marshmallow, from OODA, observation of my opponents, orienting my business, making decisions and acting fast. I’ve also learned the importance of balancing culture with my organizational objective.” Another particicipant Effiong Okon, Operations Director, Seplat said “It’s the first time I’m doing a local programme in Nigeria, and it’s quite interesting.

The first thing I liked about it is the diversity of the participants. I also like the edgy conversations we had with Christian and Alim. It’s quite thought provoking”.

In a world where disruption is constant, attending the TEXEM programme in Lagos is a strategic investment in your leadership development and your organisation’s future. By embracing resilience, focusing on regeneration, and preparing for an uncertain future with adaptable leadership, senior executives will be well-equipped to navigate challenges and seize opportunities. Don’t miss this opportunity to revitalise your organisation and inspire sustainable growth.

 


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