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Industry
Technology, Telecoms & Media
Solution
Team Development

About

TE Connectivity (China) is a global technology leader in connectivity and sensor solutions with 75,000 employees, including over 7,000 engineers, partner with customers in close to 150 countries across a wide range of industries.

TE Connectivity (China) identified a need for their Senior Leaders to lead High Performing Team. The programme content highlighted a link to TE current business challenges and be applicable while the participants going back to the work place. The programme focused on the High Performing Team Model that Impact owned.

The programme enabled a consistent and common understanding for High Performing Team and Team Leadership skills. 

Increased confidence to think and act in daily leadership and a commitment to action that will positively affect your part of the organisation.

Testimonials
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David Wambebe
CEO Ilderton Motor Group
Sony
"This initiative provided a great opportunity for community groups to foster new or better relationships with the private sector. I don’t think I am overstating the fact when I say that this is one CSR agenda that has worked and has provided tangible benefits for all concerned.”
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.”
Nicola Pozatti
HR Director
EMC
“For us, the first important result is that 20% of the programme participants had achieved a Top Management position within six months. Furthermore all participants have developed a new cooperative way of working thus helping the company to overcome interdepartmental barriers. We really appreciate Impact’s flexibility as well as their ability to manage a complex programme following both individual and organisational needs.”