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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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Anthony Surley
Training and Development Manager
Wates
“Our Developing Leadership Skills programmes have been extremely successful, combining leadership activities and peer feedback with business-specific projects requiring inspirational leadership in the workplace. A key objective for Wates in this programme is the transfer of learning back into the workplace and without a doubt the business projects allow this to happen. A number of business projects are now in the implementation phase and are adding value to the Group."
Participant
ABN AMRO
“Engaging the managers in the process was integral to the programme's success. They played an important role by providing on-going career coaching discussions with their staff.”
Jeremy Woodall
United Nations Joint Logistics Centre
International Organisation for Migration
"Without doubt this initiative [the IOM Remote Assessment Teams launched in Batagram] will increase the effectiveness of the “Winter Race” operations and has provided a framework for an expansion of such work as the winter increases the number of inaccessible communities."