A good leader should have the ability to make timely, well-considered decisions to achieve the desired results, often in the face of ambiguous information. Our program is designed to equip participants to make sound decisions while influencing the process of decision making and risk-taking.

All team members, who are required to make important high impact decisions. It’s especially valuable to leaders, managers, team leaders, and supervisors of teams. (Max. 24 participants in a Virtual class & Face to face; 250 in a Webinar)

• Enhance capability to make effective and responsible decisions 
• Understand the influencers of decision making
• Clarity on the science and methodology of the decision-making process
• Clarity on the decision-making process 
• Understand the process of influencing and risk-taking 
• Understand group dynamics in decision making and factors of influence
• Explore a data/research-based approach for decision making 
• Learn decision-making models and apply them in different scenarios 
• Enhance problem-solving skills to increase the overall effectiveness

• Decision-Making models and process 
• Strategic Vs. Tactical decisions 
• Factors influencing our choices in decision making 
• Art of presenting decisions effectively 
• Strategy in decision making 
• Decisions under pressure 
• Barriers to effective decision making 
• Distinguish between facts and fiction
• Emotional intelligence in decision making 
• Group decision making
• 7 steps to accurate decision making

• Multiple Delivery Options – F2F, Facilitator led Virtual Session, Webinar
• Highly interactive facilitator moderated discussions, Presentations, Individual & Group exercises, Case studies, Roleplays, App-based activities, Videos, Q&A

• Duration of programs based on specific organisational needs
• Multiple sessions can be organised during the day
• Training needs analysis prior to design and delivery – to baseline exact requirements for maximum program value and impact
• Follow-up programs and individual coaching sessions for greater effectiveness