Business Leaders Face a Challenging, Interactive Experience at One of Britain’s Most Iconic Venues

Business leaders face a challenge today. They have to ask themselves several questions. How do they create a team that’s more unified? How do they encourage an entrepreneurial culture in their organisation? How do they talk with senior colleagues when those conversations are expected to be difficult? How do they get real value from their nonexecutive directors?

Chief executives, presidents, chair-persons, executives, vice presidents and directors alike all face these difficult situations with frustrating regularity. So what’s the answer?

Leaders today need to become more entrepreneurial. They also need to take a sharp assessment of who they are and what they represent. They need to be able to rebrand themselves as leaders and portray that brand as truly effective.

Often it can be difficult to know where to start and it can be very advantageous to explore these questions and answers in the company of a peer group. Such is the opportunity presented by the Windsor Experience 3, a powerful leadership seminar that will take place at St. George’s House at Windsor Castle in early September.

Pete Ashby, the facilitator of the Windsor Experience, is one of the top leadership experts in the UK. Pete, director of asaLeader, very much takes a hands-on approach here as well. One-on-one conversations with everyone participating in the group will discuss all key challenges. A detailed agenda for the event will be drawn up accordingly. But this isn’t a generic seminar; interaction is expected. Each participant will conduct a self-assessment as part of a micro group discussion. These groups will then be rotated to give maximum advantage to participants in a process that’s designed to foster peak performance.

Participants are encouraged to start with a clear mind, to assume the best of each other, to keep all conversations closed and confidential, but above all to question their own assumptions. Ashby is confident that this approach will develop meaningful results for all attendees and these resources can then be used for maximum gain upon returning to work.

This event will take place at St. George’s House, within the grounds of Windsor Castle, a special place that’s bound to inspire all attendees. Business leaders are encouraged to make a note of the dates: Thursday, September 4 to Saturday, September 6, with refreshments included as well as enough time for some valuable socialising.

Places are available at the Windsor Experience for £1,750, including the cost of accommodation, meals and drinks. There’s limited space available and those interested are advised to take action as soon as possible. A special discount is available for those booking before Friday, June 20 and further information is available from Pete Ashby at asaLeader.

The Windsor Experience will be a memorable event, designed to be a watershed in leadership development for all attendees.

About asaLeader:

asaLeader is an organisation designed to support chief executives and top teams as they become top performers. Chaired by Roy Newey and directed by Pete Ashby the company provides seminars, coaching and online support for business leaders, globally.

Contact Pete Ashby at: Pete.Ashby@asaLeader.com

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