CLOVER LEADER Learning Framework
While today's economic and social environment demand a high degree of agility, adaptability and intellectual acumen from leaders, there is an increasing need amongst leaders to operate with a clear purpose and knowing how being a leader contributes to them as a person. Purposeful Leadership brings back focus on the leader as a whole person: the HEAD that aligns, the HAND that leads, and the HEART that lives with authenticity.
At SHRM MENA, we have been helping leaders build on this through the CLOVER LEADER Learning Framework - bringing true transformation at organisations.
The elements of the SHRM CLOVER LEADER Learning Framework brings together program modules that help leaders build on the very essence of purposeful leadership. The program modules delve deep into:
The HEAD - Allowing leaders to learn and un-learn the ways in which they ideate, innovate, design solutions, solve problems and take decisions.
The HAND - The very existence of a Leader is because of the people they support and learn how to encourage, recognise, create a shared vision and achieve success along with their team.
The HEART - Enable leaders to believe in themselves and their teams, while being fully present and authentic in the way they interact and engage.
At SHRM MENA, anchoring our leadership interventions around the CLOVER LEADER Learning Framework allows our programs to better reinforce learning, enable desired behaviour changes and drive organisation level impact at a deeper level.
Write in to us at shrm.mea@shrm.org to explore how the SHRM CLOVER LEADER Learning Framework can elevate your organisation's leadership programs.
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