Leadership Training

High Performance Teams have it. Successful leaders and executives build it. Change initiatives thrive on it. It is NRG.

NRG is the anti-dote to the apathy, stress and resistance of change. NRG means buy-in, commitment, action, engagement, motivation and excitement all in one.

All of our NRGize Change™ leadership development programs include:

  • Practical tools and skills for leaders
  • Learning through fun activity-based exercises, discussions and demonstrations
  • 1/2 day, full day or multi-day lengths available
  • Mix and match content based on your needs

PeopleNRG NRGize Change™ programs are proven through successful use by companies and teams around the world. We have NRGized change at family-held business, global corporations, as well as federal and city governmental agencies. We have worked across industries and organizational levels: from the most executive teams to stand alone interventions for a team or department.

All PeopleNRG NRGize Change™ programs have been inspired and designed by Lawrence Polsky and Antoine Gerschel, the authors of"Perfect Phrases for Communicating Change", a bestselling book published by McGraw-Hill in 2010. Their approach is based on 15+ years of experience in the development of award-winning leadership training programs that improve business communication and leadership skills within multi-cultural Fortune 500 settings.

PeopleNRG customers use our leadership training programs as part of their leadership development curriculum, or as special programs to meet a sudden change such as a merger, acquisition, reorganization, new leader, new product roll out or the like.

Case Studies

Change Management: Global Mining
Change Management: Healthcare Staffing
Leadership Development: Financial Services
Performance Management: Hi-Tech
Performance Management: Electronics

Articles

The Bottom Line Impact of Coaching & Training
The Value of Emotional Intelligence in IT
The 4 Leading Change Energies
Are you the kind of leader your people look up to?
Leading in the face of Change in China
Leadership Insights from India
If it is good enough for NASA