Rady School: Exec Structured leadership assessment

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Program Overview

A structured leadership assessment experience offers an opportunity to demonstrate skills and capabilities in a challenging environment and to receive feedback on that performance. The Center for Leadership Assessment (CLA) offers programs that identify and improve upon these competencies.

The Rady School of Management regularly offers custom CLA programs to suit the needs of specific organizations and their leadership teams, and now these programs are available to individuals as well. The open-enrollment CLA program allows participants from multiple organizations to interact with and learn from each other. It is ideal for organizations that wish to provide assessment and training to select members of their leadership team.

At a time when organizations have limited resources for identifying and developing their talent pipeline, the CLA program offers the greatest return on investment. By providing specific, actionable evaluations and feedback, developmental activities can be targeted to skills that will make the greatest difference in the success of both the individual and the organization. The result is a process that will build upon itself year after year.

Details

May 21, 2013 - Register
October 22, 2013 - Register

$3,300

Course runs from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Program Contact

radyexecdev@ucsd.edu
(858) 822-6004

Who Should Attend

Leaders (individuals and small teams) of mid- to large-size companies, at the director level. Attendees may be interested in strengthening their leadership skills because they are new to their position, want to broaden their responsibilities, want to move to the next level of leadership or have received feedback on areas which need improvement.

Three Phases

1. Pre-work: Participants receive several online assessments to complete prior to attending the CLA, including a 360-degree feedback assessment which requires participants to request feedback from individuals they work with--bosses, peers, direct reports and sometimes customers. The pre-work assignment is provided four weeks prior to the CLA start date.

2. Center for Leadership Assessment Program: Participants attend a one day program including exercises, feedback and networking opportunities.

3. Post-feedback: Participants receive feedback on specific instruments in person at the center, and both the individual and their organization receive a report of quantitative and qualitative feedback on the participants' overall performance on the CLA competencies. Additional feedback and development may be arranged.

Benefits

For the Organization: The CLA program provides a solid foundation for individual development and succession planning efforts and may be customized according to unique organizational needs. This is achieved through:

A report on each participant detailing their strengths and development needs
An evaluation of each participant on each of the organization's key competencies
A talent management summary that shows where leadership strengths and development needs are the greatest within a team of participants
A balance between business acumen and leadership characteristics, competencies and attributes

For the Individual: Whether a leader of thousands, a supervisor of a few or an individual contributor, the CLA program provides individuals with a snapshot of skills, abilities and personal characteristics which serves as a foundation for development planning. This is achieved through:

Comprehensive, integrated feedback
A summary of results and recommendations for ongoing development
A comprehensive 360-degree feedback summary of how others perceive the participant's skills and abilities

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