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Instruments

Curriculum Design

Leadership Development

Management Development

Organizational Development

Performance Appraisal Systems

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LeadingWave Consulting

18410 Standwick Dr., Louisville, KY 40245

Phone:

630-728-8828

Email: [email protected]

LeadingWave Consulting

was established to help

businesses develop

total organizational change strategies.

Through needs assessment, curriculum development,

and leadership and executive education, we have

helped hundreds of companies face an

increasingly turbulent future with

confidence and strength.

Our company logo symbolizes the

turbulence and change confronting

organizations today and the

leading-edge strategies

for organizational

change and renewal

we can provide.

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CONTENTS

CONSULTING SERVICES

Organizational Development

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Performance Appraisal Systems

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Conference Speakers & Programs

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360º Management Assessment Profile (MAP)

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360º Interpersonal Skills Profile (ISP)

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Curriculum Development Seminar

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EDUCATION & TRAINING MATERIALS

Change Management

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Conflict Management

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Delegation Skills

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Interpersonal Insights

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Leadership Skills

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Followership Insights

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Management & the Law

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Motivation

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Performance Management

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Planning

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Presentation Skills

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Problem Solving & Decision Making

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Stress Management

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Team Building

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Time Management

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PUBLICATIONS

Asking the Right Questions

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Curriculum Development Guide

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Mentoring Guide

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Succession Planning Guide

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OUR APPROACH

Recruitment Systems Education Systems Reward Systems Organization Structure Feedback Systems Mission & Strategy Culture “IN”VIRONMENT “EN”VIRONMENT

We believe organizations resist quick-fixes and management fads. We view organizations as complex, integrated

systems which over time can become outdated, inflexible, and resistant to the need to change despite a rapidly changing world. It has been our experience that many organiza-tions suffer from a malady called

organization system dissonance.

Organization system dissonance occurs when organizations ignore or dismiss changes taking place in the environment, when mission, strategy and goals become foggy and

unclear, when company culture runs counter to

organizational direction, and when human resource systems begin operating independently of each other and the real needs of the organization.

Our approach to organizational change and renewal is to ensure a company’s mission and goals are linked to the external “en”vironment and that the “in”vironment--comprised of company culture, mission

and HR systems--are fully integrated.

Organization system harmony can be

achieved by:

1) Assessing the “en”vironment

2) Revising company mission

3) Building a culture to support the mission

4) Creating managerial tencies “linked” to the culture

5) Using competencies to revise recruitment systems, education systems, reward systems, and feedback systems.

“IN”VIRONMENT “EN”VIRONMENT Recruitment Systems Education Systems Organization Structure Feedback Systems Culture Mission & Strategy Reward Systems

To Organizational Development

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Clearly one of the most difficult challenges facing leaders is the ability to manage performance effectively. Most performance appraisal systems are not only viewed by employees as unfair and subjective, but have been proven to be invalid and unreliable. Our extensive work in this area has resulted in the development of the Performance Management Grid which focuses attention on both what employees accomplish (performance goals) and on how the work is accomplished (performance competencies).

We can help your company develop a new performance appraisal system, or we can improve an existing system’s reliability and validity. We have several leading-edge strategies for –

◆ improving appraisal forms

◆ reworking appraisal systems

◆ giving feedback discussions

◆ setting performance objectives

◆ defining job competencies

◆ corrective counseling

◆ analyzing and solving performance problems

◆ conducting performance reviews

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Appraisal

PERFORMANCE

Systems

If you are looking for dynamic speakers and practical, proven content for an upcoming conference or off-site meeting, we can help. We believe conferences should provide practical, usable techniques and skills for dealing with our rapidly changing world.

CONFERENCE

Speakers & Programs

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Profile Description

Most managers and supervisors lack an objective, reliable means of assessing their strengths and developmental needs. The Management Assessment Profile (MAP) is an easily administered feedback instrument that allows

managers to take inventory of their managerial strengths and weaknesses. It compares their self-rankings with anonymous self-rankings given them by their subordinates, peers, and supervisors. Based on ten years of use, the MAP program allows a manager to get specific feedback on his ability to lead others, communicate, motivate employees, plan, make deci-sions, delegate, and manage change.

Each ISP and MAP packet contains 10 co-worker instruments, 1 self-rating instrument, and 11 confidential, return envelopes. LeadingWave provides computer scoring and Action Planning Guides. These assess-ment tools now available on-line. Call for more details.

Interpersonal

Skills Profile

(ISP)

360º

INSTRUMENTS

Profile Description

The Interpersonal Skill Profile (ISP) provides non-managers with insight into how they are perceived by others in the organization. The focus of the profile is on team player skills--that is, how effectively a person communicates and works with others both within and outside his department. The ISP measures a non-manager’s effectiveness by assessing him against the 5C’s of effective teamwork - collaboration,

cooperation, communication, courtesy, and candor.

Management

Assessment

Profile

(MAP)

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DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR

U.S. businesses spend billions of dollars each year to provide education and skill development training for their employees. Unfortunately, much of that investment is wasted because training isn’t delivered when it’s needed. This intensive seminar will help you make sure your company's training investment isn’t lost. It will teach you how to design and develop an integrated management training curriculum that is ”linked“ to your company's mission and culture. You‘ll learn how to deliver ”just-in-time“ management education--because training delivered

before it‘s needed is lost through lack of use, and training

delivered after it‘s needed must overcome bad habits.

Seminar Materials

◆ 100+ page participant guide

◆ “Asking the Right Questions” job aid

◆ Curricula from several leading companies

(Can be delivered in-house. Call for details.)

“How to Build a Complete

Management Training Curriculum”

Curriculum

Call us or visit our website for

more details including

seminar locations

and dates

Supervisor Orientation Delegation Goal Setting Leadership Team Building Change Motiv ation

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Conflict is inevitable in our fast-paced, turbulent world. As the pressure for improved productivity and speed increases, so too does the poten-tial for conflict. In this program participants

learn whether they tend to approach conflict situations with the intent of competing or

cooperating. Participants also discover

whether their conflict handling style helps or

hinders business interactions. Several practical

strategies for dealing with conflict are introduced and practiced.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Determine their own conflict management style

◆ Explain the “5 Conflict Styles” model

◆ Learn the “Search Talk” technique for diffusing conflict situations

Length: Half day

This program teaches managers to use "change mapping" as a means of anticipating reactions to proposed changes in an organization.

Using the case study method, participants first have an opportunity to practice change map-ping skills in a safe environment. The program also introduces several strategies for effectively implementing change. Participants learn how to involve employees in the change process and how to communicate the need for changes so as to increase support. One of our highest rated programs.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Explain 5 likely reactions to proposed changes

◆ List, explain, and employ strategies for deaing with the 5 reactions

◆ Gain support for changes using several techniques and tools

Length: Full day and half day versions available

Conflict

MANAGEMENT

Change

MANAGEMENT

NOTE: We can tailor our education programs to your company's needs. Programs can be conducted by LeadingWave certified instructors

or by your own instructors.

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The delegation program helps managers analyze their jobs to deter-mine what tasks should be delegated. It helps them

determine the amount of monitoring and control they should use when they delegate assignments or projects. Nine delegation styles are introduced and a practical "delegation tool" is provided that lets managers determine which delegation style to

use in any given situation. Several practical techniques are taught, and case studies are used to reinforce concepts.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Explain the “crucial turn” of delegation

◆ Use a 5-step model to more effectively delegate tasks

◆ Learn and effectively use 9 different delegation styles

Length: Half day

Delegation

SKILLS

Interpersonal

INSIGHTS

No basic skill is more important than the ability to relate to and get along with other people. People with good communication and interpersonal skills are more productive; they

find it easier to relate to a wide range of people and gain quicker endorsements for their products, services, and ideas. By teaching them how to identify and adapt to four distinct interpersonal styles, the Interper-sonal Insight workshop helps participants learn to

positively influence others and gain their cooperation.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Determine their own interpersonal style of interaction

◆ Identify and adapt to the interpersonal styles of others

◆ Identify common barriers to effective communication and listening

◆ Discover how diversity impacts communication

Length: Full day and half day versions available

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Leadership

SKILLS

This highly interactive program teaches the principle of “situational” leadership by introducing partici-pants to five different styles of leadership. Through the use of several case studies, participants learn which style of leadership is appropriate for any given situation. Participants also learn how to “empower” employees through the style of leader-ship they use. One of our most highly rated programs.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

Differentiate between good management and good leadership

◆ List and explain 5 distinct styles of leadership

◆ Comfortably use different leadership styles in different situations

Length: Half day (Combine this program with the one below to create a

full-day leadership program.)

Followership

INSIGHTS

It is true that organizations are interested in developing better leaders, but in their efforts to do so they sometimes overlook the people leaders will lead – their followers. This recent addition to our training programs is based upon new research. It provides insight into what makes effective follow-ers and how truly effective leadfollow-ers can identify five different “styles” of followers. If you want to be an effective leader then this is a must program.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Explain the characteristics of 5 different follower styles

◆ Use the Follower Style Profile (FSP) to discover the style of followers

◆ Use several, practical strategies to develop more effective followers

Length: Half day (Combine this program with the one above to create a

full-day leadership program.)

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Management

AND THE LAW

Motivation

FINDING THE SPARK

This program is designed to acquaint managers with the laws govern-ing fair employment practices. The program introduces

participants to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (and its amendments including sexual harassment), the Age Discrimination Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Rehabilitation Act, the American with Disabilities Act, the Family Medical Leave Act, and other laws. Case studies makes this a power-ful and interesting education program.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ List and explain the major laws governing fair employment

◆ Identify legal and illegal interview questions and practices

◆ Avoid violations of the law and thereby protect their organizations

Length: Half day

Motivated and involved employees are more productive and effective than demotivated employees. However, finding out what motivates

employees can be difficult. To make the problem even more complex, different employees are motivated by different things. This program removes the mystery surrounding motivation through the use of our Motivation Style Profile (MSP) instrument which identifies ten different motivation "styles" of employ-ees and provides practical, guidelines and suggestions for motivating employees using on-the-job techniques.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Explain 10 different motivation styles

◆ Assess their own motivation style

◆ Assess the motivation styles of their employees

Use several job-related methods to motivate their employees

Length: Half day

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Performance

MANAGEMENT

Planning

IN TURBULENT TIMES

Using our 3-Phase Model, this program teaches specific skills in the areas of writing performance objectives, providing regular

feedback, and conducting reviews. It helps managers and supervisors learn how to avoid rating errors and provides them with a 16-page job aid for analyzing employee performance problems. Some of the top companies in the world have used LeadingWave’s Performance Management program to improve their managers’ skills. Rated excellent by managers.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Write and effectively communicate performance objectives

Effectively communicate both positive and negative feedback

◆ Effectively document performance using a “significant event log”

◆ Analyze and solve employee performance problems

Length: Full day and half day versions available

In this program participants take part in the Space Tower Simulation which gives them a chance to see just how

effec-tive they are at planning. The program then teaches participants how to view management as a dynamic system of inputs, activities, and

outputs and how to avoid the “activity trap.” The

relationship between mission, goals, and objec-tives is discussed and participants are taught how to write specific, measurable departmental objectives.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Explain and define departmental mission, goals, and objectives

◆ Write departmental objectives that satisfy the 5 criteria of good objectives

◆ Develop and communicate an “M-GOS” plan for their department

Length: Half day

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Presentation

SKILLS

Problem

SOLVING SKILLS

To be successful people must be able to communicate ideas and opinions forcefully and persuasively. Yet many have

never fully developed their presentation skills. This program provides participants with opportunities to practice several key skills and introduces several key techniques and strategies. It introduces participants to “Audience Mapping” -- a method for creating powerful and memorable presentations.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

Identify skills that enhance and detract from their presentations

◆ Reduce nervousness and tension when giving presentations

◆ Prepare strong presentation openings, content, and conclusions

◆ Conduct and control question-and-answer periods

Length: One day and two day versions available

Problem solving and decision making are crucial skills during turbulent times. This program will help managers and non-managers

learn to differentiate between people problems and systems/

process problems and then provide a proven

step-by-step process for 1) isolating the causes of problems, 2) generating solutions, and 3) deciding on the best solutions. Creative problem solving is introduced and participants engage in two real-life problem solving simulations to hone and practice their newly developed skills.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Isolate problems using the “4-Question Type” technique

◆ Generate and evaluate cause theories

Generate direct and indirect solutions to problems

◆ Evaluate solutions using the “7-Evaluation Factors”

Length: Full day and half day versions available

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Stress

MANAGEMENT

Team Building

PULLING TOGETHER

Stress in the workplace is recognized as an ever-present, ever-increasing danger -- a byproduct of advances in technology and turbulence in the world. Stress has been clearly linked to the increase in heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure. Using the Stress Management Profile (SMP) this program identifies the sources of stress in participants’ lives and provides clear, practical strategies for dealing with it.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Pinpoint all the sources of stress in their lives

Differentiate between chronic and episodic stress

Differentiate between eustress and distress

◆ Use several techniques and tools for dealing with their stress

Length: Half day

This program is a must for those who work on projects together. The workshop gives participants a chance to explore the advantages of teamwork and understand the dynamics involved whenever people work together. Through the use

of two team building simula-tions, participants learn how teams develop, how synergy can be encouraged, how intra and inter team conflict arises,

and how teamwork can be improved.

Group problem solving and “groupthink” are also discussed.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

◆ Explain the stages of team development

◆ Employ strategies for helping teams function more effectively

◆ Identify 8 keys for improving team cohesion

Deal more effectively with intra and inter team conflict

Length: Full day and half day versions available

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Time/Priorities

MANAGEMENT

PUBLICATIONS

As changes in the world accelerate, the time pressures we experience increase. This program helps managers and non-managers face time pressures head-on. Through the use of a pre-work time record log and several in-class exercises, this program helps partici-pants find out exactly how and where their time is being spent. It provides techniques to recognize and avoid time-wasters and to identify both the internal and external causes of time prob-lems. The Time Managment Profile (TMP) will help participants focus on their real time issues.

Session Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to –

Differentiate between urgent and important tasks

Identify the internal and external causes of their time-wasters

◆ Employ strategies and tools to gain control of their time

Length: Half day

Asking the Right Questions

Based on the works of Robert Mager and other behavioralists, this 19-page job aid helps trainers, consultants, and managers system-atically describe and analyze the performance problems

they confront. (Now available online. Call for details.)

Curriculum Development Participant Guide

This seminar participant guide contains a step-by-step process for developing an integrated management training curriculum “linked” to an organization’s mission and culture (sample curricula included).

Mentoring Guide

This guide describes the characteristics and functions of mentors as well as some of the potential problems mentoring relationships can create. It offers 2 strategies for initiating mentoring relationships.

Succession Planning Guide

This 25-page, resource guide takes your through a proven 15-step process for initiating succession planning in your organization.

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PRICING

EDUCATION & TRAINING MATERIALS

• Change Management

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint® presentation - $100 • Conflict Management

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Delegation Skills

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Interpersonal Insights

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100

Four Behavior Styles videotape - $800.00 (optional)

• Leadership Skills (You can combine with Followership for a full-day course.) Instructor Guide* - $125 each

Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100

• Followership Insights (You can combine with Leadership for a full-day course.) Instructor Guide* - $125 each

Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Management and the Law

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide: - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Motivation: Finding the Spark

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Performance Management

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $65 each PowerPoint presentation - $125 • Planning in the Midst of Turbulence

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100

*Instructor Guides are only sold with the purchase of five or more participant guides.

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• Presentation Skills

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $50 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Problem Solving Skills

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $60 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Stress Management

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $45 each PowerPoint presentation - $100 • Team Building Skills

Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $60 each PowerPoint presentation - $100

Groupthink videotape - $800.00 (optional)

• Time and Priorities Management Instructor Guide* - $125 each Participant Guide - $45 each PowerPoint presentation - $100

PUBLICATIONS

• Asking the Right Questions - $3.85 each (volume discounts available)

(Asking the Right Questions now available online. Call for details.)

• Curriculum Development Participant Guide - $125.00 each • Mentoring Guide - $9.95 each

• Succession Planning Guide - $9.95 each

360° FEEDBACK INSTRUMENTS

• Interpersonal Skills Profile (ISP) for non-managers • Management Assessment Profile (MAP) for managers

Cost is $72 per packet which includes 1 self-rating form,10 co-worker rating forms, confidential computer scoring, and Action Planning guides.

LeadingWave also develops customized 360° assessment instruments.

INSTRUCTOR FEES AND TRAIN-THE-TRAINER

LeadingWave instructor fees are $1,100 per half day or $2,200 per day for all training programs (not including expenses). Program may be taught by client instructors. Train-the-trainer is available. Programs can also be tailored to client specifications. Please contact LeadingWave for more details.

CONSULTING FEES

Consulting fees are $2,200 per day plus expenses ($275.00 per hour).

VOLUME DISCOUNTS

We offer volume discounting on training programs and 360° instruments. Call for details.

*Instructor Guides are only sold with the purchase of five or more participant guides.

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LeadingWave Consulting

www.leadingwave.com

18410 Standwick Drive, Louisville, KY 40245

Phone:

630-728-8828

Email: [email protected]

With offices in the United States and Canada.

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