THE LEADERSHIP JOURNEY Building A Culture of Passion, Purpose and Execution.

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THE THE LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP

JOURNEYJOURNEYBuilding A Culture of Building A Culture of Passion, Purpose and Passion, Purpose and

ExecutionExecution

Leadership Questions …Leadership Questions …

o What matters most to your Employees at work? What matters most to you at work?

o Who do your Employees get their answers from? Who do you get your answers from?

o Can your Employees see the forest for the trees at work? Can they see the forest and the trees?

o As a leader, do you think you do things right? Do you do the right things?

o What do your Employees expect from their leaders? What do you expect from your leaders?

What Makes An Effective What Makes An Effective Leader? Leader?

Source: 10th Annual Survey of Canada’s Most Respected Corporations, 2004, KPMG

FOCUSFOCUS EXECUTIOEXECUTIONN

•Vision

•Strategy

•Alignment

•Empowering

LEADERSHILEADERSHIPP

Top CEO’s Say It Takes….

Majority of Leaders Don’t Majority of Leaders Don’t Focus Focus and and Execute Well!Execute Well!

Do not …o Inspire a shared vision o Create clarity o Focus on highest prioritieso Execute with excellenceo Measure progress and success o Encourage the heart

The FactsThe Factso Only 37% of Employees have a clear understanding of

organization’s vision and goalso 1 in 5 are enthusiastic about the vision and goalso 20% have a clear ‘line of sight’ between their job and company

goalso Only half are satisfied and feel their work is meaningfulo 15% feel company trusts them and enables themo 17% feel organization fosters open and respectful communicationo 1 in 10 feel that employees are held accountableo 20% fully trust the organization they work foro 13% have high-trust, highly cooperative working relationships

with other teams or departments

Source: Harris Interactive Study, 2003

Reality!Reality!

Picture a Hockey Team …

o Only 2 of 6 players on the ice would know which net is theirs.

o Only 1 of the 6 would even care.o Only 1 of the 6 would know what position they play

and know what they are supposed to do.o Only 1 of the 6 would trust and believe in their

coach.o And, all but 1 player would, in some way, be

competing against their own team members rather than the opposing team.

Huge CostHuge Cost

Organizational leaders are not ‘leading.’ They are not fully engaging the passion, talent

and intelligence of their workforce.

Why? Answers to Our Why? Answers to Our QuestionsQuestionsWhat matters most to your Employees or Team Members?o Shared direction and goalso Meaningful worko Making a differenceo Being valued – respect, involvement & appreciation

Who do your Employees get their answers from?o No one?o From their leaders, from one another, from within

When Employees are at work, can they see the forest for the trees? o Probably not!

Can they see the forest and the trees?o Probably not!

Do leaders do things right and do the right things?o Not always!

““Most ailing organizations or Most ailing organizations or teams have developed a teams have developed a

functional blindness to their functional blindness to their own defects. They are not own defects. They are not

suffering because they cannot suffering because they cannot resolve their problems but resolve their problems but

because they cannot see their because they cannot see their problems. The leader cannot problems. The leader cannot

see the connections.”see the connections.”John GardnerJohn Gardner

““All organizations All organizations are perfectly aligned are perfectly aligned

to get the results to get the results they get.”they get.”

Arthur W. JonesArthur W. Jones

HOW DO WE HOW DO WE CHANGE THE CHANGE THE PARADIGMS?PARADIGMS?

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new

landscapes but in having new eyes.” Marcel Proust

First, Develop the Voice of First, Develop the Voice of Leadership in YourselfLeadership in Yourself

o Your Vision

o Your Discipline

o Your Passion

o Your Conscience“The life is within the

seed.”

Roger Merrill

Your VisionYour Vision

o Seeing with the mind’s eye what is possible

o Dreaming & imagining exciting possibilities

o Enlisting otherso Visionary Capacities

Dreamer People believer Achiever Hopeful and strategic

“Answers belong to the eyes that see

them.”

Stephen Covey

Your DisciplineYour Discipline

o Paying the price to bring your vision to life

o Your ability to focus and make it happeno Willpower embodiedo Discipline Capacities

Focused Proactive Committed and tenacious Decisive

Your PassionYour Passion

o Comes from your hearto Fuel at the core of vision and

disciplineo Keeps you goingo Passionate Capacities

Courage Motivating Hope and optimism Emphatic “Where talents and the needs of the

world cross, therein lies your vocation.”

Aristotle

Your ConscienceYour Conscience

o Inward moral sense of what is right o Your drive toward meaning and contributiono Stark contrast to the EGOo “Lifts and it lasts”o Conscience Capacities

Intuitive Humble Compassionate Respectful Servant

CREATE CREATE ORGANIZATIONAL ORGANIZATIONAL

FOCUSFOCUS

Shared Vision

Strategy

Creating the Vision & Creating the Vision & StrategyStrategyMytho Vision, values and

strategic goals should be developed by the people at the top --- those who know best!

Realityo Without

involvement or strong identification, there will be no purpose, commitment or passion.

The litmus test of a good strategic plan –

Everyone singing from the same song sheet!

Develop The StrategyDevelop The Strategy

o Build the Foundation Together– The Strategic Direction Shared Vision Core Values

o Focused Strategic Plan Understand current situation – opportunities &

risks Strategic themes Goals and objectives

o Grounds the organization

Strategic Plan – Hedgehog Strategic Plan – Hedgehog ConceptConcept

Source: Good To Great, Jim Collins, 2001

Balanced Scorecard Balanced Scorecard Strategy MapStrategy Map

Customer PIllar

Internal Processes Pillar

Highly Competent Workforce

Optimal Technology

Infrastructure & Management

Information Systems

Climate For Action

INCREASE PRODUCTIVIT

Y

We know and understand our

Customers.

We sell and deliver high quality,

relevant products & services to Customers.

Financial Pillar

Learning & Growth

Pillar

We can be the best ‘single source to fulfill our Customers’ motoring and travelling needs’.

Maximize Total Customer Satisfaction to Build & Deepen Customer Relationships.

2004 2004 Strategy Strategy

MapMap

We provide a differentiated VP to

Customers through a superior service experience at all

Customer touchpoints.

Optimal & Integrated

Service Delivery / Business Models

Service Excellence:

Customer Care, Accessibility, Convenience

Good Corporate Citizen: Advocacy

& Community Relations

Relevant & Innovative Products & ServicesRelevant Customer Reward

ProgramsEffective Customer

Communication Strategy

Useful Customer

Research & Analysis

Well-organized Knowledge

Management

Proficient Database & Intelligence

Tools

Effective Marketing Strategy

Effective Utilization of CRM Tools

Competitive Pricing

Effective Brand Management

Relationship-based Sales & Service Culture

Customer Responsivenes

s: Every Customer

Counts

Synergistic Partnerships

Protection of Customer’s

Privacy

BUILD THE BRAND &

VALUE

Risk Management &

BCP

Efficient & High Quality Key Operating Processes

Effective Staffing Models

& Job Design

Comprehensive & Current Policies &

Procedures

EXECUTIONAL EXCELLENCE

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

MAXIMIZE REVENUE

OPTIMIZE OPERATING PROFIT PER Customer

CREATE EXECUTIONAL CREATE EXECUTIONAL EXCELLENCEEXCELLENCE

Alignment

Empowerment

ExecutionExecution

o Once the strategy is understood, and deeply shared, half the battle is won

o 2nd half --- bringing it to life!

“When one tugs at a single thing in nature he finds it

is attached to the rest of the world.” John Muir

Organizational Organizational AlignmentAlignmentHarvard Business SchoolHarvard Business School

SHARED STRATEGY LEADERSHIP

CRITICAL SYSTEMS

ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

PEOPLE CULTURE

Executional ExcellenceExecutional Excellence

Align the CULTUREo Sum of shared values, beliefs and norms of behaviourso Reflects behaviour of leaders o How people work together

Align the PEOPLE o Right people are on the buso Whole person (body, mind, heart and spirit) in a whole

job Believe in people’s capacity to choose to make a

difference Listen to people Involve people Enable people “Leaders get the behaviour

they exhibit and tolerate.”Larry Bossidy

Executional ExcellenceExecutional Excellenceo Align the ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

Teamwork and collaboration Freedom and responsibility Line of sight of what I do to big goals Translate goals into action plans Communication

o Align the SYSTEMS Recruitment and selection Training and development Compensation Rewards and recognition Enabling tools, technology, processes and tasks Accountability Scoreboard – measure and communicate!

The right people working on The right people working on the right things at the right the right things at the right

time --- the critical few time --- the critical few projects and goals that projects and goals that

ultimately matter the most.ultimately matter the most.

What Does Leadership Take?What Does Leadership Take?Old Rules? Going … Going …. Gone!

Permanent Whitewater …. Change is the only given!

Need a changeless core … to hear above the noise & roar!

VISION.VISION.

PURPOSE.PURPOSE.

ALIGNMENT & PRINCIPLES.ALIGNMENT & PRINCIPLES.

What Do Your Employees What Do Your Employees Expect From Their Leaders?Expect From Their Leaders?o To hear the unheard and see the unseen

Understand the contexto To see the way

Provide vision and focuso To see and create the connections

Provide alignmento To do the right things, right and make things work

together Execute with excellence

o To see others for everything they can offer To release the potential of employees To realize the potential of employees To reward the potential of employees

o And …

To create a legacy that To create a legacy that each individual can be each individual can be

proud of.proud of.

QUESTIONSQUESTIONSAnne Becker

climb@rogers.com519-574-3387