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Team development and project management with Vedior

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Vedior is one of the world's largest recruitment companies and is a full-service recruitment provider with a diverse portfolio of brands targeting a broad range of industry sectors.

The remit was to work with the Top Managers of Vedior France to focus on team development and the basics of project management.

Impact designed a two-day ‘Top Manager’ programme in conjunction with ESCP EAP, a leading European business school in Paris.

The programme consisted of eight sessions, each for up to 16 of Vedior France's Top Managers. They were given the challenge of creating a 15-minute news broadcast, reporting on current activity at Vedior. 

"Thanks to this programme, we have the basis of project management and we have strengthened the team."

"Making the television news programme with everyone helped me to understand a lot about communication and project management."

"The technical aspects of the project and the obligation to work together have opened my mind to interpersonal techniques and management skills."

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Scott Bader
"The programme design, group discussions, solo reflection time and activities were well thought out and planned. I felt ‘stretched’, and this was a great feeling."
Brian Thompson
Senior Nutrition Officer for AGN, Effective Leadership Programme Partnership
FAO
“There is now recognition that ‘you can learn’ to lead because leadership is about what you do. It is not about being born a special kind of person. Leadership is a kind of action, and since it happens between people, it is about communication. We all need to get connected, develop an awareness of what is happening around us and how we can affect it."
Jeremy Woodall
United Nations Joint Logistics Centre
International Organisation for Migration
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