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“Today’s trailblazing leaders recognize that in order to credibly transform their organizations, they must credibly transform themselves and their teams.” That’s the conclusion of The 2020 Future of Leadership Global Executive Study and Research Report, published by MIT Sloan Management Review and Cognizant, which uncovered some stark gaps that “serve as a warning” to today’s leaders:  The TechLX Addresses These Gaps Head On
We designed The TechLX in collaboration with trailblazing CIOs who are committed to building a more robust pipeline of future-ready IT leaders. Developed by IT for IT, The TechLX delivers the highest quality, most impactful leadership development experience available. Here’s the best part: It’s never been easier to bring this one-of-a-kind experience to your IT leaders. Our virtual cohorts are easily accessible, cost-effective and designed to deliver the measurable outcomes you and your leaders need. Enrolling Now: November & December Virtual Cohorts Our next two virtual cohorts launch in November and December, and they’re filling up quickly. Get in touch with Bethany Dustin, our Manager of Leadership Development Experiences, today for a “State of IT Leadership” deep-dive discussion and to explore how you can leverage The TechLX to grow your pipeline of visionary IT leaders. Join the Trailblazers AMC Theatres • Bayer • Edward Jones • Emerson • Energizer • Express Scripts • FedEx • H&R Block • Mastercard • Panera • Post • Westinghouse These are just a few of the trailblazing companies that are leveraging The TechLX to develop the new leadership skills critical for success in the digital age — and future-proof their organizations in the process.
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A recent Deloitte study finds that CEOs are looking for CIOs to step up as strategic business partners and shepherd the organization through accelerating cycles of transformation and disruption. In fact, 40% of CEOs in that survey named their tech leader as their top partner in business strategy — more than the CFO, CDO, COO, or CMO combined. The harsh reality is that technology executives who continue to ignore the need to transform themselves and their teams eventually become organizational casualties. O&A’s Dan Roberts recently spoke with one tech leader who’s ahead of the curve in this area, Danielle Brown, Vice President and CIO at Brunswick Corporation. In his latest CIO Whisperers column, Dani shares her insights and advice as a strategic champion of change. “It’s so important for IT leaders to recognize that this is their role,” she stresses. “You have to have a seat at that table and, more importantly, a voice at that table, because your voice is based on a vantage point that others don’t have.”  As Dan mentions in the column, to start down the path of becoming an effective leader of change, you have to understand the components, or 4 Cs, of change: commitment, community, and clarity, along with the glue that binds them all together, communication.
Though IT leaders understand what it takes to manage people, leading an organization through significant change requires a different set of skills. Our Leading Change Across the Enterprise workshop will enable you to build change leaders and champions throughout your entire IT organization, equipping your team with the skills, tools, clarity, and framework to lead successful change initiatives. Get in touch for a one-on-one walkthrough of the workshop and to discuss your specific IT leadership development needs. Read the CIO Whisperers column: What CEOs want in a CIO: A strategic business partner |
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