We conduct a wide range of training programs for future senior management, future leaders and current managers.
The following examples are typical themes. We customize and offer programs based on your business challenges.
Future executive directors of Asia overseas branches came to the Venue and took part in sessions to understand their company’s DNA, to acquire basic business management theories, and to suggest future business models for their company.
This training program was also effective in enabling participants to build new internal networks across Asia.
Malaysian branch managers took part in a series of 2-3-day sessions on building the basic viewpoint for business management.
In the final session, participants proposed ideas to the senior management for operational development and market development. This was a highly valuable discussion for the company.
Top executive trainees at general manager level from all over the world (including Japan) gathered in Japan for a week–long session. Participants familiarized themselves with the logic of their company’s business model and the full history of the company. The training motivated the participants to develop themselves by talking about the future they were going to build and about their own personal development stories.
Managers of overseas branches took part in a 2-day session aimed at immersing the participants in the corporate philosophy, mission and the company DNA.
Participants also learned the company’s strategy. This was a good opportunity to motivate local managers, who support the development of each overseas branch, to understand their company’s DNA and strategy.
Middle and senior managers of local Singapore and Thai companies which developed their business in an environment very different to Japan took part in a session to learn how to analyze changes in the external business environment and how to build a business model. They worked on an action learning task as well as applying what they learned to their current work, inspiring many to create new business models.
Middle and senior managers from Japan and the rest of the world took part in sessions for 2 weeks in total. They deepened their understanding of global strategy theory and suggested strategic themes for their company to the top management. The program was conducted not only in Japan but in other parts of Asia, which enabled participants to feel the speed of global business on site.
