on Leadership Powerplays Presenters Gagan Singh Mokha LEADERSHIP POWER PLAYS § qAn insight in the Journey as top Executives
q The power moves and tactics applied
by them
qProblem solving methodologies
adopted JACK WELCH § CEO of General Eletric § Instill a smalllcompany feel to motivate and be close to employees § Differentiated rewards to control behaviour § Employees realise- “ YOU MATTER ” § Importance of identifying and empowering Young Talents § Allow space to managers to lead STEVE BALLMER q Trusting oneself and team also q Involve others in designing new routines and culture q Focus on customer – also your employees are company’s internal customers q Equip team members with decision making authorities q Well designed operating routines GEORGE DAVID q Chief executive at United Technologies q Created opportunities for UTC employees to learn and share best practices. q Focused on the similarities of business q Continuously take temperature of organization to refine management style . ALAN G LAFLEY q CEO at PROCTER AND GAMBLE q Restored stability to a chaotic company without overhauling every thing q Stay focused on solid foundation of expertise and diversity of experience qStay connected and listen and learn from oppurtunities qMaintain a humble and graceful style CARLOS GHOSN q CEO NISSAN q Pull motivational levers at correct time and provide tools for ambitious goals qTo explore every level of organisation to get insights q Lightning –quick execution of plans without compromising Quality q Collaborate with Corporate parents NORMAN ADAMI q CEO at Miller q Segment the market as per needs and then focus qRepair damaged relationships with supply chain partners qSteal market share from market leader qCompress hiearchies to make employees comfortable q Never declare victory and find new areas of DICK PARSONS q CEO - AOL TIME WARNER q Establish a united front and quash distractions to align managers to goals q Make yourself indispensable by networking, acquiring distinctive expertise q Precise understanding of regulatory environment q Don’t milk your cash cows for long ANDY STERN • President of service employees international union, US • Fighting to keep US labour alive • Labour problems • Vision for unity • Build an organization that will last through future waves of economic change • JAMIE HOUGHTON • Back to work after 6 years of retirement • Corning , Inc., • Assurance of sucessor • Major investments on R&D • Investment in new technology without affecting the other policies • Bringing back the company without affecting the whole T.K.KURIEN • LEADER-Wipro’s business process outsourcing unit • Learning's from robot to people • Motivation • Vastly different lessons from different industries • Connection • Respect and usage of just one extraordinary aspect i.e. creativity HOWARD SOLOMON • CEO-Forest laboratories • Emotional-Andrew soloman • Usage of personnel experience for business growth • Balance between personal and business life • Down to earth-respect • Focus on mental health rather than motivation TERRY SEMEL • CEO-Yahoo • Turnaround- unfamiliarity of the product • Maintainance of legacy-Timothy koogle • Fun loving culture • Negotiating win-win deals • Innovative • Sober style ARTHUR LEVINSON • CEO-Genetch • From biotech baby to industry leader • Restoring the reputation of the company • Management-product development pipeline • Motivation-other to follow decions • Passionate • FUJIO MITARAI • CEO-Canon • Mentor system-development • Learning's form other cultures • Core competencies • East-West management theory • T hank y ou
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