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The Purposeful Leadership Series

Workshop 2

The following are session recap notes for participants of The Purposeful Leadership Series

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A programme brought to OCBC by Human Dynamic, and in collaboration with Invigorate Consulting

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BIG IDEA:

Stakeholders are people

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A stakeholder is
Anyone
 who is impacted by your actions

Impact

Your actions impact stakeholders differently

 

therefore

Interest

Stakeholders have different levels of interest

 

and

Intensity (Power)

Stakeholders have a level of influence over the outcome

What similarities and differences do you see in your stakeholders?

Stakeholder Roles

Champion

The face of the initiative

Endorse

Lends weight to the initiative

Approve

Meeting desired expectations

Execute

Delivering on expectations

The roles are dynamic and requires constant prioritising and managing of tension between the needs and outcomes

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Stakeholder Relationships

The relationship is dynamic

Don't take things for granted

Be intentional about it

Be clear about expectations

Recognise it takes time

Make time for it

How are you engaging your stakeholders?

BIG IDEA:

Trust is the invisible currency that is tangible

10 Thoughts on Trust:

  1. It is the invisible currency, and it is tangible

  2. Trust is a feeling, and it is real

  3. Trust is difficult to be measured, but it can

  4. Trust is a bond between two or more persons, and not organisations

  5. Trust is mutual, and not exclusive 

  6. Trust is earned, and can be lost 

  7. Trust is given, and never demanded

  8. Trust brings a sense of security, and vulnerability 

  9. Trust allows you to have confidence in the other person, and you can likewise lose confidence in them

  10. Trust brings a sense of liberty, and freedom
     

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Leaders must be the first to extend trust

Leaders must deny
Self Preservation
Self Ambition
Self Gratification
...and pursue
Shared influence
Collective advancement
Generational sustainability

Leaders who build trust can lead with influence

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Raising a formidable coalition

Coexistence

Existing in an environment with common shared resources

Codependence

Recognising the value one brings and contribution towards a common goal

Collaboration

Joint efforts and contribution towards a common goal

Co-creation

Commitment towards creating new possibilities

coordinate

Synchronization of activities with the intention of minimising disruptions

cooperate

Performing own role to ensure task at hand is completed

collaborate

Contributing towards the achievement of a common goal
The intentional coming together of more than one party with the purpose of achieving a common outcome that they would have not been able to do so on their own
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