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Effective Execution - A breakfast seminar, Thursday 3rd April 2008, in partnership with Barclays Bank

This seminar addressed how organisations and teams can achieve cohesion of the execution effort - shared commitment, accountability and flexibility across functions and at all levels.  Speakers included Colin Hunter, Group Managing Director of Potential Squared, Major General Roger Lane (retired), with company case studies from Barclays Bank and Accenture.

Please see our Events for more details.

Setting Organisations up for Success

Who are we?

Potential Squared are a consulting, training and development company specialising in driving increased business performance through the assessment and development of commercial behaviour.

What do we do? 

We have three key product areas: 

How do we deliver? 

Our products are delivered through four approaches:

  • Consulting;
  • Executive Coaching;
  • Modular Training;
  • Development Centres.

What makes us different? 

We differentiate ourselves on our ability to combine increased emotional engagement from individuals with a clear commercial application on return to work.  We call this 'commercial emotional engagement'.

All of our solutions are based on the robust methodology of Effective Execution, using the three pillars of Linkage, Language and Loyalty to drive organisational change.

FT Market News

Wall Street stocks fall after grim jobs data
Wall Street stocks were on course to end a volatile week with their biggest losses since the start of the year after unemployment reached a five year high, sparking renewed fears of recession

Nokia warning piles pressure on shares
European stocks sank for the third straight session as investors sold banks and metals stocks amid growing jitters about the health of the global economy. A warning from Nokia that the mobile phone group's share of the handset market will fall in the third quarter piled on the pressure

Dollar and yen surge higher
The dollar and yen surged higher this week as investors sought sanctuary from sliding asset markets

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