Leadership development at Chery Jaguar Land Rover
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Established in November 2012, Chery Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Co., Ltd. is a 50:50 independent joint venture formed between Chinese auto manufacturer Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. and UK auto manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover.
CJLR Senior Managers were on their development journey to:
- Enhance Business Result through Development
- Create Opportunities for Participants to Practice Skills
- Start to Build Learning Culture for the Organization
- Ensure the connectivity with Senior Leaders throughout the Development Journey
- Build Stronger Network among Participants
The CJLR Senior Manager development journey in particular was not set up as a ‘traditional’ management development program but aimed at maintaining a very close connection to CJLR’s core value and business opportunities in China, hence including internal management presentations adjacent to business projects, as well as relevant coaching and peer learnings.
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Armelle Savidan
Faurecia University Europe & Global Programs
Forvia Faurecia
“Pivoting our face-to-face leadership development programmes to fully virtual solutions was a quick and effective solution that has supported Faurecia
people all over the world”
people all over the world”
Sean
Group HR Business Partner
Modulaire Group
The value that this programme has added has been incredible to see. The number of colleagues who continue to talk about the importance of conversations that count and the examples we see and hear of people applying the skills they have learned shows how important linking learning to business performance is.
Nicola Pozatti
HR Director
EMC
“For us, the first important result is that 20% of the programme participants had achieved a Top Management position within six months. Furthermore all participants have developed a new cooperative way of working thus helping the company to overcome interdepartmental barriers. We really appreciate Impact’s flexibility as well as their ability to manage a complex programme following both individual and organisational needs.”