Situation
A fast growing leader in entertainment technology was expanding into new product offerings, adding staff, implementing new technologies and moving into new state of the art facilities. At the same time, they were experiencing increasing turnover, deteriorating morale, and difficulty identifying and attracting the talent needed to drive the business forward.
The majority of the leadership team had been with the organization from its founding and had taken on expanded management responsibilities over time. The culture was highly collaborative and technical expertise was valued over management skills.
Strategy
HResults was engaged to work with the leadership team to assist them in meeting three key objectives:
Development activities implemented:
Outcome
The organization has continued to thrive despite the economic downturn that has impacted many of its competitors. They attribute at least part of this success to outcomes of the leadership development process. Included in this are:
Initial Results of HResults Research Study Presented at NJAHR Meeting in Jan 2011
HResults presented some of the findings of our study on "Cause and Effect - the Impact of Actions Taken During the Economic Downturn" at the January session of the NJ Association of Healthcare Recruiters. To learn more or to request to participate in this study Click Here»
Congratulations to HResults Clients Named to The List of "Top Workplaces 2010"
We are very proud that five clients of HResults have been named to the "Top Workplaces 2010" list published on March 21, 2010 by The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News. We congratulate Main Line Health, Penn Medicine, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Voice Systems Engineering and Elliott Lewis Corporation on their accomplishments.
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HResults has launched the HResults Academy to provide HR Executives and professionals with an alternative to traditional Human Resources development curricula. Our emphasis is on the application of technical and interpersonal skills in a way that engages others, stresses critical thinking, and prompts HR professionals to become business “people” rather than business “partners”.