Sharing Ideas on Transformational Mindsets with Great Leaders from EFMA

Sharing Ideas on Transformational Mindsets with Great Leaders from EFMA
04/02/21
04/02/21
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On February 9, Michael Ruckman spoke at an EFMA event focused on Transformational mindsets.

The topic of discissions at the event detailed business development issues, our understanding of transforming or developing a business, the important things to keep in mind during business development and transformations.

For a clear path to success, well-prepared leaders and employees are more important than processes.

In order to effectively transform or develop a business, the right mentality is paramount.

This vital discussion is broken up into two-episode webinar series where we discuss the following:

  • challenges faced transforming financial institutions
  • competences and knowledge required for people to create success
  • developing and communicating with people
  • leading an organization into an uncertain future
  • best practices and lessons learned from those with a transformational mindset
  • learning formats and the most effective methods of development
04/02/21

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