IF YOU DON'T HAVE A MENTOR, GET ONE

Mentorship is the simplest way to cut miles on your journey & perform at your best

A mentor can engage, develop skills and improve performance at a time when needed the most. A mentor will help you to handle setbacks or roadblocks you face as you move towards your goal. He will share his experience with you thus you will gain expert knowledge, acquire new knowledge and skills, enhance personal development, understand changes and build value.

An added value mentorship program will:

The Mentor program is a Mastermind that includes fast track knowledge sharing with other like minded people and individual support. The Mentor program is lead by Ihab with an aim to strengthen leadership, improve performance, increase confidence, drive more effective management methods and offer greater insights on handling key business challenges. This program will help you gain new experience in a fast period of time, test ideas, reflect and plan your own path while being challenged to maximize your potential.

As a result of this mentoring program you will have:

HOW YOU BENEFIT

1. Challenging projects

Talented up-and-coming leaders will be subjected to challenging assignments that stretch them to new heights. Identify strategic projects, high visibility assignments, strategic business opportunities, lean/efficiency projects, and short-term assignments in other divisions/departments and perhaps in tandem with your executive team.

2.Mentor or coach

Emerging leaders will benefit from a senior-level mentor or coach.

3.Opportunities to lead

You will be given the chance to lead in real time scenarios and practice managing key initiatives.

4. Development plan

Each will have a Personal Development Plan (PDP) a living document or plan that is created to help get your rising star from point A to point B in the organization. Why? Lack of structure in developing others leads to lack of accountability by all the parties involved in the development process.

5. Development plan

Each will have a Personal Development Plan (PDP) a living document or plan that is created to help get your rising star from point A to point B in the organization. Why? Lack of structure in developing others leads to lack of accountability by all the parties involved in the development process.

AREAS OF FOCUS

Part 1: Discovery
INVESTIGATE
  • Developing trust
  • Effective Engagement design
IDENTIFY / SET THE COURSE
  • Mapping needs
  • Identifying the vision
  • Exploring key strength areas
PLAN
  • Disruptive thinking challenge
  • Reflection mode
  • Lessons learnt
  • Checks and balances
BUSINESS IDEAS AND INNOVATION
  • Developing and evaluating business ideas
  • Recognizing and taking advantage of market potential
  • Unsolved customer problems, customer needs and new technologies as the basis for innovation management
IDENTIFYING AND TAKING ADVANTAGE OF PROFIT POTENTIAL
  • Profit, cash flow and profitability as control parameters
  • Having as goal an above-average earning capacity
  • Identifying and taking advantage of opportunities to increase profit
MARKETING AND MARKET SUCCESS
  • Marketing – philosophy, interrelationships and tools
  • The components of a marketing concept
  • From market analysis to customer segmentation
  • From positioning to marketing mix
  • From distribution concept to sales success
Part 2: Challenging Experience
EXPENDING THE CIRCLE
  • Resources and network sharing
  • Shaking the comfort zone
  • Progress assessment
MAXIMIZE THE OPPORTUNITY
  • Mapping case studies to project at hand
  • The vantage point
SELF-MANAGEMENT, WORK TECHNIQUES, PRIORITIES
  • Delegating what needs to be delegated
  • Using your work time in a result-oriented way
  • Managing yourself
  • How to use your personal resources
  • Optimizing your own strengths
MANAGING EMPLOYEES, LEADING TEAMS
  • Principles of managing employees
  • How to increase the performance of employees
  • Making sure employees are satisfied
  • Prerequisites for motivating people
  • The principles of group dynamics
SOCIAL COMPETENCE
  • Social and emotional competence
  • Effect and application in different management situations
  • Recognizing your own strengths and weaknesses
COMMUNICATION
  • Communicating in your everyday work
  • The ability to achieve approval through empathy
  • Communication as a major factor of success in your everyday work
  • Skillful conflict management
Part 3: The Second Nature
FOLLOW UP
  • Checking milestones
  • Measuring progress
FEEDBACK
  • Give Feedback
  • Corrective measures
  • Skill progress assessment
  • Upskilling and reskilling
PLANNING AND BUDGETING
  • The conceptual bass for planning and budgeting
  • Ambitious planning and budgeting
  • Profit goals and earning targets
FINANCING
  • Raising capital internally or externally, capital costs
  • Prerequisites for financial feasibility
  • Forms of financing, pay-back periods
INVESTMENTS AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
  • Investments and capital expenditures
  • The problems of fixed costs and capacity fluctuations
  • Make or buy, value-added depth
COST MANAGEMENT
  • Cost structures and types of costs
  • Consciously shaping your break-even point
  • Doing a break-even analysis
CARRYING IDEAS OVER INTO BUSINESS PLANS
  • Content, structure, development
  • Outlining business ideas and projects in business plans
  • Planning sales and earnings
  • Calculating investments, return on investments and profitability
CONTROLLING
  • Controlling as a management task
  • Analyzing and evaluating reports and controlling reports
  • Recognizing deviations early and initiating corrective  measure

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