The RSA is all about making an impact. But how? There are many ways to make a difference.
One of the ‘master keys’ thought is influencing others and looking at different approaches to persuade them to your way of thinking. We are pleased to be working with Archetypical Director and South East Fellow Stephen Welch FRSA to explore new ideas and approaches to making an impact by influencing others.
At this interactive workshop, will be co-creating a new model of influence and impact: we call it PERSUADE. Each of the 8 letters represents one key influencing style that you can use to make an impact. PERSUADE is designed to help you translate ideas into action and get others to see your point of view … and act accordingly. Knowing the 8 influencing styles will help you adapt your approach as needed. You will be able to recognise what your audience wants and then use that know-how to increase your chances of success.
You will get a chance to explore the model, learn the 8 key styles, build your own version, and play some games designed to improve your influencing skills … and make an impact on your organization, your colleagues, and your career.
Tickets are free but registration is essential.
About your facilitator, Stephen Welch FRSA:
"I design business simulations & training to help people advance their career and improve impact.
I'm a communication, HR, and change professional who with strong skills in consulting, leadership development and research. I've also got some experience in marketing, mentoring and developing business simulations, such as the Corporate Snakes and Career Ladders project www.archetypical.org This project helps people go from technical experts to strategic advisers.
Previously, I was at Dialog Semiconductor, working to ensure continued success of this fast-growing business. My focus was on internal communications, our employee survey and ad hoc topics such as business partnering and leadership coaching.
My previous full-time role was as a global partner of Hay Group, a leading HR consultancy. I worked there from 2002-2013, helping clients improve their HR, and ensuring a strong connection between HR and business. I led the global Communication Media and Technology Consulting sector, working with global clients in this challenging, fast-paced and fun industry."
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