Total Leadership Series (Course 1) - Leadership Definition (PowerPoint PPTX)

This presentation is part of a full leadership course, which encompasses 8 PowerPoint presentations (including slides notes), a syllabus, a self-evaluation test, and a role game. The entire course is designed in order to provide not only a theoretical background on leadership, but also useful tools that can be practically applied in the working environment.

The uniqueness of this course is that it brings together both corporate leadership and military leadership tools, having been designed by senior Corporate Managers who are also former naval Officers.

Please find below the content of this part of the course:
1. CLASS 1 Warm up: defining leadership
1.1. Module's vision and mission
1.2. Course presentation: conceptual map of the course
1.3. What is leadership?
•  Definition
•  Leadership vs. management
1.4. VIDEO: Collin Powel definition of leadership (3 mins)
1.5. Why is leadership so important
•  Creating and inspiring a vision of the future
•  Motivating and inspiring people
•  Managing delivery of the vision
•  Coaching and building a team to achieve the vision

This PowerPoint includes slide notes (not displayed in the above preview). It also includes the course syllabus as the secondary document.

This course emphasizes the critical distinction between leadership and management, highlighting that true leaders inspire trust and respect through their behavior. The content is designed to elevate your understanding of leadership by integrating principles from both corporate and military contexts, ensuring a well-rounded approach to leadership development.

Participants will learn to create and communicate a compelling vision, drawing inspiration from industry leaders like Steve Jobs. The course also focuses on building cohesive teams, providing actionable strategies for coaching, feedback, and fostering a sense of pride among team members. This comprehensive approach ensures that you are equipped with the skills necessary to lead effectively in any organizational setting.