Skip to main content

Solutions

Team development

No two teams are the same, but you can equip them with the tools, mindsets, and capacity to ensure they perform to their maximum capability.  

Image
Water, beach and forest

Better together

At the heart of all organisational performance is the ability for individuals to work effectively together. Simply putting able people together in a team does not ensure a high-performing culture.   

Impact sees team development as integral to building more human-centred organisations. We work with clients to transform the performance of mission-critical teams and to build effective team-working cultures across all levels of the organisation.   

All teams are made up of unique groups of individuals. All teams are brought together for a purpose. No two are ever the same. And so, we start with a simple question:

What does this team need to achieve its purpose?

Our experience suggests that the answer is found between six interlocking factors that we identify in our Team Performance model. We assess where your team is operating through our Team Performance Inventory. We then work with your team to build the core capability of each individual to perform in a group setting.

Impact’s Team Performance Inventory is a diagnostic tool that offers a deep level of perspective to help a team see its performance clearly. Using a detailed online assessment, it provides a comprehensive and collective analysis of the team’s assessment of themselves in terms of six key performance domains.   

The increased virtual-working landscape requires new teamworking skills. It is more important than ever to build trust and improve communication to accelerate efficiency and productivity. 

We work with remote and hybrid teams to focus their attention on thriving in the new normal. We acknowledge that whenever a new team member joins, the team changes. We meet teams where they are and create unique learning experiences, both virtual and blended.   

The core capabilities of high-performing teams  

  • External alignment with key stakeholders, ensuring effective relationships and communication.  
  • Unified purpose that is clear, engaging, and transparent.  
  • Agreed approach to working together that is understood by all.  
  • Quality conversations and the ability to have effective meetings and learn from each other.  
  • Effective relationships maintained across the team, including having difficult conversations.  
  • High-performance mindset that is shared across the team with expectations that are defined.  

Client stories and team articles

Transformational Leadership

High-potential senior leaders programme at Cigna

Creating bench strength for future technology senior leadership positions

View Case Study

Team Development
Transformational Leadership

Leadership Team Development Programme

Building a high performance team culture

View Case Study

Team Development

Team Development at Goodyear Dunlop

A community action learning challenge

View Case Study

Digital & Technology
Teams

Teamwork in a virtual world

We asked Head of Impact Asia Helen Hibbott to share some of her top tips for keeping a team connected virtually. Helen manages the Impact Asia team across five different countries. Sounds so easy...

Read the article

Teams

Is your team ready for success?

Six Key Questions You Should Ask YourselvesBased upon interest in our recent piece on Team Success, where we explored 6 questions related to team success and performance, we’re now going to take a...

Read the article

Digital & Technology
Leadership
Teams

Avoiding isolation in remote workers

How do you stay connected? Don’t you feel isolated? Don’t you worry that your team is not really working? These are just some of the questions I have received while leading distributed or remote teams...

Read the article