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Team Development at Goodyear Dunlop

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Manufacturing
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Goodyear Dunlop is one of the global leaders in pneumatic production.


The group Eagle Italia was seeking new stimulus and energy to face a challenging period of processes and procedure change.

The team objective was to undergo a training experience that stimulated thought and reflection on their potential and critical areas in order to improve and develop the abilities needed to face the new challenges.

Impact has identified the Community Action Learning as the most efficient methodology to reach the team goals. The project, realised in partnership with the Rome Caritas Diocesana. The programme has allowed to improve the capability to persuade and engage the colleagues, to promote sharing and discussion processes in the team and to experience the complexity and difficulties.

The team managed to build stronger relationships, make new connections and acquire enduring and deep team spirit. The work with Caritas on the side of teenagers has allowed participants to better comprehend the importance of team work and the value of solidarity.

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Paul Lloyd
Group Head of Learning, Competence and Talent
Cape
"Our Future Leaders Programme aims to make sure that our Leaders & Managers have the kind of leadership skills Cape are going to need in the future. It's all about creating good role models for our people. This programme has helped managers to remove any remaining barriers and to enable our people to be the best that they can be."
Trish Weir
Manager Customer Engagement: Liveability and Wellbeing, Livingstone Shire Council
Lendlease
“Lendlease continues to amaze me and the delegates that we engage with are wonderful human beings, bringing their diversity, dedication and overall niceness to play in our virtual Springboard sessions.”
Participant
Atos
"A very good initiative for ambitious people who want to develop. The programme allows you to get to know yourself and determine the directions of development, i.e. what should be planned as a next step in development."