“Ted leads a powerful workshop, packed with thought-provoking case histories, creative out-of-the-box thinking, and hands-on exercises that were designed to help each participant gain new insights about leadership. As a result, we each walked away with life-changing ideas and concepts that could be utilized immediately. Ted is one of the best people I know who can deliver this much value in such a short period of time. His experience and knowledge about leadership is supreme; anytime spent with Ted is a good investment.”

— Sherri Sklar, President
Sherri Sklar Strategies, LLC.

CEO Leadership Workshop:
Driving sustainable innovation and revenue growth

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Do you intentionally introduce disruption in your organization? History continues to show that leaders who intentionally introduce disruption as a catalyst are more effective at driving innovation. As a result, they are better at creating new growth opportunities—Steve Jobs—when compared to CEOs who are great at solving problems for their people. Why is this important?

In an increasingly competitive world, many leaders seek simple solutions to complex issues. In addition, conventional wisdom says that CEOs should solve these complex problems. However, when you study the accomplishments of great leaders, you find that instead of solving problems, they disrupted status quo by creating problems for others to solve. With that strategy, they were able to rally support from others to fulfill a new future. Can you imagine what people thought when Steve Jobs said we are going to make the Walkman obsolete? Hence the iPod.

Now, why would anyone want to intentionally introduce disruption into their company? Here are 11 reasons:

1. New products and services are created—increased revenues
2. It is a tool to drive innovation and new growth
3. Becomes a catalyst for new actions and causes people to collaborate as a team
4. People have to leverage one another’s skills and competencies
5. It creates an environment for learning throughout the organization
6. People are more likely to think outside the box
7. People are excited about challenges, when the common goal is understood
8. Staff and management develop new skills and competencies
9. The CEO can delegate more effectively
10. Team members learn to anticipate, not fear, the next challenge
11. Increases ability to attract top talent


In this workshop exclusively designed for CEOs, you will learn the Disruptive Leadership Model™ and how it can increase your effectiveness as an executive. While experience, skills and competencies are important, without an appropriate mindset to create a vision, foster strong corporate culture and manage change and chaos, corporations have not way of differentiating themselves in the marketplace.

How you will benefit from this workshop?

Assessment of self. You will develop tools to uncover thought processes, blind spots and behaviors that routinely derail you while executing new initiatives. You will develop strategies to keep yourself and the organization on track.

Transform your thinking. This workshop is designed to challenge assumptions about what is possible for your corporation. This workshop is filled with exercises and interactive conversations that will keep you on the edge of your seat. As a result, you will develop new perspectives about what is impossible, such that you are able to see practical ideas for structuring your enterprise and pursuing untapped markets.

Invent a new future. Through the Disruptive Leadership Model™, you will learn to implement structures to support initiatives that are beyond traditional goals and objectives. You will also learn effective ways to communicate the new future to all stakeholders.

Practice. This workshop requires participants to roll up their sleeves and take action. In a real world case study, participants will have an opportunity to practice the tools and leadership model in a peer-to-peer environment. That way, you leave the workshop with actionable plans that can be implemented the very next day.

What you will cover

What derails you and your organization?

• Uncover self sabotaging behaviors
• Tools to manage inimical behavior
• Developing a new mindset


What is your vision?
• Why is your organization in existence?
• What differentiates you from other CEOs and your company from competition?
• Explore your greatest ideas
• Create a compelling vision
• Develop strategies to fulfill vision
• Enlist stakeholders


Introducing disruption as an empowering catalyst
• Intention of disruption
• Committing to a new future
• Designing a culture to support disruption
• Effective delegation


Navigating through change
• Developing strategies to deploy human resources
• Keeping staff and management engaged
• Designing a new culture
• Uncovering opportunity in chaos


Invitation
Come join a workshop specifically designed for Presidents and CEOs. In this interactive workshop, you will develop the mindset, tools, skills and competencies for managing change and chaos. This workshop focuses on abilities equal to an “Ace” airplane pilot. An “Ace” pilot can successfully fly a plane through a hurricane. Their ability and mindset to handle problems, disruptions and chaos differentiate them from other pilots. As the CEO and pilot of your organization, long-term sustainable growth is predicated on your ability to navigate through the imminent changes from competition, the economy, innovation and the unknown. CEOs who comfortably navigate their people through disruption are the proliferators of disruptive technology.


Workshop Information

Workshop Leader: Ted Santos, CEO Turnaround Investment Partners
Dates: Wednesday, August 22, 2007
             Wednesday, September 26, 2007
             Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Time: 8am-12 noon
Location: CresaPartners, 100 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, NY 10017
(Park Avenue between 40th and 41st Streets)

Cost: $500 per person
Please note: This workshop is limited to 20 participants.
(All attendees must pre-register. There will be no walk-ins.)

Click here to Register or call 1-888-471-3660

© 2007 Turnaround Investment Partners, Inc.