Ensuring your employees are armed with essential management skills will help your business succeed. Trusting them to solve difficult problems and make the right decisions can be the difference between surviving and thriving.
This four-day conference is packed with meaningful insight and innovative concepts. The focus will be on leadership, innovation, negotiation, problem-solving, motivation and communication. It will teach delegates tools and techniques that can be used in the workplace and shared with colleagues.
This event is best suited to developing, motivated professionals with the capacity for leadership. Essential Management Skills 2010 is the perfect platform to add value to your company; it will help delegates acquire new engineering and management skills while building on existing ones.
- Learn individual skills that collectively make a huge difference to your career
- Be more motivated, creative and productive
- Realise your potential by understanding your strengths and weaknesses
- Meet and learn from like-minded engineers
For companies:
- Transform less-experienced individuals into future leaders
- Improve communication and team-working throughout your organisation
For individuals:
- Realise how to work more effectively and efficiently
- Learn from the experts how to deliver successful projects, on time and on budget
- Understand how to communicate effectively, improving confidence and productivity
- Recognise innovative problem-solving tools
- Enhance your engineering career
- Complement your existing engineering skills
- Gain a better understanding of the engineering sector as a whole
- Meet, greet and network with key industry figures, training companies and other developing engineers
Developing and motivated engineers who want to seize the next opportunity to progress within their organisation. Previous delegates have come from Airbus, Alstec, AMEC, Atkins, AWE, Bechtel, Bombardier, BP, Corus, Cummins, Ford, Frazer-Nash, GSK, Howden, Jaguar Land-Rover, JCB, Leyland Trucks, Mars, Mercedes-Benz, Metronet, Nukem, QinetiQ, Ricardo, Rolls-Royce, Siemens, Strachan & Henshaw, and Weir.
