GHC is now bringing this expertise to support other organizations and institutions seeking to harness the power of great leadership and management to drive social change. We offer a wide range of curriculum (co)design, facilitation, and consultation in areas including:
We train emerging leaders to manage themselves effectively and to build trust, establish accountability, and get result through managing others.
We advise organizations on how to create meaningful metrics, design data collection tools, and track the impact of their training/leadership development initiatives.
We train emerging leaders and new managers to develop a clearer understanding of their unique strengths and weaknesses, their personal values, and an informed understanding of how they’re perceived by others.
We train emerging leaders to gain frameworks and tools to better understand, analyze, and change the systems we work and live in, starting with themselves and working through ecosystems.
We advise organizations on how to build meaningful, lasting connections and foster collaboration among program participants beyond the initial program period. We also consult on developing programs that meet the changing needs of alumni as they advance in their careers.
We train emerging leaders - especially women, people of color and Africans underrepresented in global development - to find and hone their unique voices, effectively share ideas via oral and written communication, and move their teams and communities to action.
GHC is now bringing this expertise to support other organizations and institutions seeking to harness the power of great leadership and management to drive social change. We offer a wide range of curriculum (co)design, facilitation, and consultation in areas including:
• Participants: A cohort of ~8-12 mid-career professionals who are working in health organizations and have <2 years team management experience
• Time Commitment for Participants: 4-6 hours per month, across 6 months
• Program: A mix of virtual professional development workshops, pod sessions, a leadership panel, resource curation, and surveys.
• Participants: A cohort of fellows/grantees/scholars receiving technical training that could be supercharged with complimentary leadership and management training on essential topics ranging from building a feedback culture to navigating change.
• Time Commitment for Participants: Integrated as a series of 1-2 hour trainings which comprise a core component of a full-time ~1-2 week convening (virtual or in-person)
• Program: Consultation and training for trainers on integrating leadership and management into existing training materials; design and facilitation of training sessions; and consultation on developing a monitoring and evaluation strategy and data collection tools through a leadership development lens.
• Participants: A group of ~10-30 early to mid-career professionals who identify as female and are passionate about advancing equity OR tailored sessions for smaller groups/individuals
• Time Commitment for Participants: 3-4 hours per session including preparation and follow up
• Program: A pair of interactive virtual or in-person sessions designed to support emerging women leaders to craft and share their authentic, powerful personal narratives to build confidence and inspire and mobilize others.
GHC works with partners to develop a proposal and a scope of work that includes key deliverables, timelines, and budget – generally with an overall project rate and/or with rates for individual project components – tailored to their needs. Our programs can be designed as standalone virtual, hybrid, or in-person offerings or nestled within other trainings, retreats, or conferences.
Interested in bringing GHC’s proven approach and expert team of facilitators to strengthen the leadership and management skills of your team/grantees/fellows? Contact John Cape ([email protected]), GHC’s Chief Program Officer.
We’ll send periodic updates from our leaders working on the frontlines of global health around the world and share opportunities to get involved in the movement.
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