Cross functional harmony

Do your sales and finance departments get along like a house on fire? Is everything rosy between customer services and IT? Are all your managers tolerant and understanding with each other at all times?

Thought not.

Whilst of course the normal cut and thrust of business inevitably creates a little tension from time to time, the question is how much time is wasted in your organisation in petty power playing. Are meetings often unproductive, email wars plentiful and are senior managers often having to play arbitrator in resolving issues?

These things are a daily reality for most large organisations but they are for the most part avoidable.

Using advanced coaching, facilitation and workshop techniques we will help your teams to face up to their issues, be open and honest with each other about how they feel and establish workable frameworks for improving the relationships that exist between them.

Don’t worry we are not all ‘touchy feely, tree hugging and sit in a circle and hold hands’ type people. We know what real business life is like (been there, got the tee shirt) and will engage your colleagues in a adult, practical and positive fashion.

Case Studies

Employee Engagement - Barclays Retail (PDF)
Barclays Retail
  • Personal productivity
  • Team effectiveness
  • Strategy development
  • Brilliant leadership
  • Memorable conferences
  • Productive meetings
  • Powerful presentations
  • Talent development programmes
Experian

"The event came at a crucial time in our division’s development when four separate business units were merged. This meant we had some really important messages, some quite subtle even a little uncomfortable, to get across to an audience of over 400 people, who broadly speaking had only met that day. You really held the day together, and closed the session on a real high by giving people the opportunity to really look at their own personal commitment to the business. You raised the energy and positivity of the day – it would not have been the same success without you"