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Executive Stretch Greater London
Event dates for 2009 (tbc)
To reserve a place on this event or for more information, contact your Regional SaBRE Campaign Director:
Mark Richards
Tel: 020 7384 4676
Email: m.richards@gl.rfca.mod.uk
Location map
The event costs £200 per person and takes place over a weekend. It starts on Friday evening, after normal working hours, and finishes after lunch on Sunday.
Booking terms and conditions (16.9Kb)
Confirmation of places is at the discretion of the Regional SaBRE Campaign Director.
For more information, or to reserve your company's place on an event, contact Mark Richards on:
SaBRE London
Fulham House
87 Fulham High Street
London, SW6 3JS
Tel: 020 7384 4676
Fax: 020 7384 4679
Email: m.richards@gl.rfca.mod.uk
What to take with you
All meals and specialist equipment will be provided. Here is a list of basics that you will need to bring with you.
How was it for you?
"It has been a great experience working in a team with people you don't normally work with. I have developed my ability to listen to people - everyone has valid points so listening to everyone and responding to each situation individually is key."
Caroline McDade | Drivers Jonas
"Executive Stretch is a small investment that gives a great deal back and is something I send my staff on every year. Because the staff get put into teams with strangers it helps to divide up the normal office dynamics, so people take on different roles to what they're used to."
Nick Shepherd (Managing Partner) | Drivers Jonas
"I have learnt to tailor my management style to reflect the situation and take appropriate action. It has been interesting seeing different people take the leadership role with different approaches in the team so you can see what works and what doesn't."
David Byrne | QinetiQ
"There are three main reasons I send my staff on Executive Stretch every year. Firstly, because we are largely associated with the defence industry and it provides a better understanding of what they do. Secondly, we have a number of staff in the TA, so this helps our staff understand why their colleagues who are in the Reserve Forces have to leave on time every Tuesday evening or are sometimes tired on a Monday morning. And, thirdly, but most importantly, it is an opportunity to learn some vital skills from the best - no organisation is better equipped to teach leadership, communication and teamwork skills than the military."
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