Passion for Leadership Growth
November 2023 – April 2024
Your company’s future depends to a large extent on its high potential.
This certificate course was started originally in 2006 by a group of business people from the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The overall aim was to help business people develop their leadership talents to the full, with a particular focus on professional integrity and ethics, and to help create a network to provide mutual support in the context of business development.
A company’s future depends to a large extent on its high potentials. This course is designed to help them move from technical roles to leadership positions.
Brief videos with some who attended the 2022-23 programme
· Finding your purpose, your why
· What does success look like for you?
· Managing your emotions
· Reaching out to others
· Truly valuing people
· The power of example
· Inspiring others
· Handling difficult conversations
· Creating alignment
· Fostering engagement
· Forging accountability
· Building cohesion
This programme consist of 6 full-day modules (09:30 to 16:30) in Lismullin Conference Centre.
It concludes with a Family Day on Saturday 8 June 2024.
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Fátima Carioca is Dean of AESE Business School in Lisbon, an associate school of IESE. She is Professor of People Management in Organisations and an executive coach.
Following a degree in Electrotechnical Engineering and an MSc in Systems and Computer Engineering at the Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon, she gained a PhD in Management from Manchester Business School.
She also has a Masters in Marriage and Family from the University of Navarre. Co-founder of Edisoft, a software development company, she is married with three children.
José Fonseca Pires is Head of the Department of People Management at AESE, a member of AESE’s Board of Directors, Director of the Advanced Program in Health Management, and an executive coach.
He graduated from the University of Porto with a degree in medicine, gained an MBA at AESE, and then a PhD in Human, Social and Legal Sciences at UIC-Barcelona.
The Programme combines the
Professor-led sessions will be followed by a peer-coaching process.
In addition to the knowledge acquired from the professors and guest business speakers, and from one another during the modules, this programme allows the participants to put this into immediate use through the Executive Challenge.
It works like this: each participant brings to the table a live leadership challenge they have, and tries to find a solution with the help of other participants and of a facilitator from the Lismullin Leadership Programme. This takes place in an encouraging and trusting environment, where confidentiality is ensured. Each team is made up of 5 participants and they engage in what is called peer-coaching.
Over the first 5 modules, participants are encouraged and helped to identify and detail their particular challenge, which they might categorise as something that keeps them awake at night.
The last module in April is devoted entirely to these executive challenges, spending the whole day in small teams reflecting on the respective challenges, benefitting from the knowledge and experience of the others in the team, who provide their feedback.
If the members of a team wish to do so, they continue to work together over subsequent months with the help of the facilitator.
This method of sharing challenges and receiving suggestions and support has proved to be of great value in executive education, as outlined in this 2-minute video from IESE Business School.
A certificate plaque from the Lismullin Institute will be granted to those who attend all 6 modules and take part in the executive challenge and peer-coaching.
Continuous Professional Development: many who attended these courses at Lismullin found that they helped towards satisfying their CPD requirements
The Chatham House Rule applies: participants are free to use the information received, but not reveal who made any particular comment; this is to help increase open discussion.
A focus on the importance of behaving in an ethical way has been at the core of the Lismullin Leadership activities since the beginning. A practical guideline used has been that formulated by Edward Freeman of the University of Virginia: “The Rule of Ben, Emma and Molly (his three children): Can I explain to them what I’ve done today, so that they might feel proud of their father?
The number of places on the course is limited to 30. Early application is advised.
The closing date is Friday 13 October 2023. Applicants should write to leadership@lismullin.ie, giving a brief outline of current responsibilities and indicating the reasons why they wish to attend.
The 3 organisers of the programme are happy to answer any questions. Following brief conversations online, places will be offered.
€2,950 per person which includes all work materials, meals and refreshments. The rate for a company sponsoring two people is €5,000.
To gain an insight into the impact of the programme, the following brief videos with some who attended the 2022-23 programme may be of interest:
