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Executive Leadership Development Experience

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Financial Services

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UBS Wealth Management and Business Banking is the world’s leading wealth manager, as well as market leader in Switzerland in retail and commercial banking.

Following an intensive organisation-wide dialogue ‘Leading for Growth’ which set a compelling leadership agenda, the ‘Executive Leadership Development Experience’ was initiated to give selected executive key talents the opportunity to improve their personal leadership impact.

Impact worked in close partnership with UBS Learning & Development Centre to design a unique learning experience that forms the centrepiece of a one-year Development Path.

'The pilot program was rated a great success and three more are planned.

Our executive key talents certainly enjoyed the highly challenging three days and we are convinced that it will help them on their way to becoming the top leaders of tomorrow.' - Patrick Wolf, Key Talent Leadership Development

UBS Global Wealth Management & Business Banking

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CPP Investments
"A brilliantly executed way to build connectivity with CPP Investments’ purpose, what motivates people to work here, our opportunities and tall poppy status."
Adam Eaton
Director of Group Management
Aviva
"These experiential development projects deliver significant benefit; connectivity to the company’s purpose, ‘prosperity and peace of mind’, a tangible sense of well- being and rapid team formation. Impact have delivered some extremely well organised projects that have had a very beneficial effect on the local community.”
Afroditi Bousnakis
National Head of Learning & Development
BDO Australia
"Focusing on our principals, this programme was to be dynamic and challenging, featuring leadership and business development elements aswell as opportunities to drive our strategy, mission and values. For this reason, we decided to partner with the team at Impact and The Talea Group to collaboratively scheme this long-term programme we now call Apex."