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People Development: A Humaculture® Perspective Series

People Development Overview

In this webinar series, we explored ways organizations can rethink the traditional performance management and people development processes to make them more meaningful, impactful, and aligned with the organizational vision and strategy – focusing employees and leaders on what is truly important.

Successful horticulturists recognize the overwhelmingly positive impact of pruning. Pruning is the process of removing branches that:

  • Are not supporting the desired shape of the plant the horticulturist seeks,
  • Take energy from the plant that reduce productivity,
  • Shade or otherwise interfere with the productivity of the other branches.

Effective pruning allows the plant to focus its energies in the most effective and productive areas. People, like plants, often expend energy and time in areas that distract them from achieving their highest and greatest purpose and contributions. In any organization, it is important to help employees remove or overcome the impediments that hold them back, and focus on the areas and interests that will really help them achieve their goals, as well as the strategic priorities of the organization. This series highlights several ways organizations can be innovative and more effective than traditional “performance management.”

The topics from the series include:

Performance Management: Walking the Garden
The shift from Managing to Facilitating Growth
Shaping Talent for Success: Pruning the Vines
Capabilities: Prune to Encourage Growth
Career Planning: Effective Pruning Bears Fruit
Employee Development
Manager Development
Leadership Development

Available Support

We are available to support you in your strategy, design, compliance, financial, and monitoring needs. To that end, our team of consultants, including actuaries, clinicians, behavioral health, pharmacy, and legal resources are available to guide you through the compliance process. Please contact us.

Webinar Replay: Effective Pruning Bears Fruit: Leadership Development

Watch a replay of the fifth webinar in Humaculture, Inc.’s “People Development: A Humaculture® Perspective Series” to learn how to conduct Career Planning to support leadership development, and why “Effective Pruning Bears Fruit” by building leadership capabilities.

Presenters

  • Steve Cyboran, ASA, MAAA, FCA, CEBS, actuary and strategy consultant
  • Wes Rogers, Humaculturist® and strategy consultant
  • Christi Green, RN, MS, PHR, strategy and people consultant

Objective

We’ve talked about how to develop managers to lead to growth and new directions as opposed to staying rooted in the current problems. Now this webinar focuses on how to develop leaders to advance strategy, focus on people, and inspire performance. This results in leadership cultivating the organizational “soil” which leads to real, practical changes that advance the business.

Career Planning: Leadership Development Key Takeaways

During this session, participants will learn that:

  • Leaders fail to make decisions
  • Leadership vacuums create confusion and a toxic environment
  • Leaders who lack a broad perspective undermine operations
  • For effective leadership development organizations must:
    • Understand effective leadership qualities
    • Build and cultivate the right organizational “soil”
    • Develop leaders who have good intuition and decision-making skills
    • Ensure well-rounded leadership team with appropriate autonomy
    • Nurture and develop for intended purposes

Available Support

We are available to support you in your strategy, design, compliance, financial, and monitoring needs. Our team includes business and human relations leaders, finance experts, actuaries, clinicians, behavioral health experts, pharmacy experts, and legal resources to guide you through the strategy and compliance process. Please contact us: info@humaculture.com.

Watch

Watch the Career Planning: Effective Pruning Bears Fruit: Manager Development Webinar Replay via Rumble or YouTube.