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Coaching for Performance

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Industry
金融
Solution
Coaching

About

St.George Bank is one of Australia's leading retail and business banking brands, serving over 2.6 million consumer, business and corporate customers.

Inline with the bank’s new brand initiative ‘Start Something’, Andy Fell, General Manager of St.George’s Retail Bank is driving an epic journey of transformation. He recognised that this provided a unique opportunity to build leaders at all levels across the business. Impact Australia were initially engaged to create a series of senior leadership and cross-functional team development events aimed at building a high performance culture in the retail bank.

Coaching for Performance is a two-day development program designed to provide people leaders with a mindset and range of highly practical coaching and challenging skills that will help them to grow the capabilities, motivation and commitment of their team members.

“This programme has really ‘started something’. We believe that there is a little dragon inside all of us…and coaching makes the difference when it comes to our people reaching their true potential. Impact have once again delivered.” - Andy Fell, General Manager, Retail Banking

Testimonials
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Mark Faulkner
Projects and Placemenet Coordinator, UEL
Sony
"Their analysis was exceptionally useful in reaffirming the ideas and the future strategy that the Employability team are already working on, and will be a good leverage tool with senior management.”
Rachel Parikh
Director, Sustainability
SAP
"The work we did with Impact around employee engagement really helped us to get a pulse check on how people at SAP view sustainability and how we can help them understand the business opportunity that sustainability presents to us as a technology company."
Participant
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“I absolutely loved this module, it created a lot of opportunities for learning and some really great discussions. As a group, it gave us a lot of insight into our strengths and development areas.”