Leadership development at Chery Jaguar Land Rover
About
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.
Testimonials
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Agnieszka Nowak
Talent Manager
Atos
“Talent management is a long and exciting road and we are pleased that our partner on the first phase of this journey was Impact. As I am responsible for talent management at Atos Poland, our management workshop was of the greatest value to me, as during this we successfully redirected our leaders to thinking that talent management is not only a HR process, identifying and developing talent benefits the business, managers and the individual.”
Margaret Ollerenshaw
Head of Leadership, Talent and Learning
Co-op
“Impact’s partnership with the Co-op and their approach to creative change has helped us to transform the culture of learning in our organisation. Impact worked to truly understand our business & collaborated with our internal colleagues before creating unique learning solutions - solutions that have enhanced the way our colleagues can navigate and develop their careers at Co-op."
Lisa Sultan
KPI Learning and Development
Kuwait Petroleum
“Training at KPI has undergone a significant transformation to focus more on talent development. Senior KPI managers are closely involved in the programmes and act as observers to provide verbal one- to-one feedback, which greatly benefits the candidates. We also encourage people to take personal responsibility for their individual growth by creating their own development plans and this is achieving high levels of buy in and commitment.”