Demystifying Leadership
Transitioning from Technical Expert into Leadership. The big step from Senior Associate to Partner
Demystify how to succeed in leadership
From Expert to leading other Experts
How to lead in knowledge intensive industries
Shifting from mastery to influence - as a leader
The Competitive Advantage Accelerator is used to support leadership development. Law firms, consulting firms and other professional services, use the accelerator to support senior associates stepping up into partnership. It provides highly-relevant* actionable insights that provide clear next steps to succeed as a partner. It is also used in other knowledge intensive sectors, such as tech, to support their technical experts move successfully into leadership roles.
*Peer group benchmarked feedback
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In knowledge industries, people advance in their careers because they offer a level of technical expertise that distinguishes them from others. They thrive as experts. However, as a technical expert rises through the ranks of their organization, they're increasingly asked to lead other technical experts, typically outside their area of expertise. This is the journey from expert to orchestrator.
A key function in professional services and other knowledge-intensive businesses is to orchestrate human talent, first and foremost. That is why we describe leaders in professional services and others, other knowledge-intensive businesses as orchestrators..
The Competitive Advantage Accelerator measures, benchmarks, and supports the transition from technical expert to orchestrator.
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Leadership Development Workshops
One day workshops using the Competitive Advantage Accelerator can be delivered by experts from Thrive Matters, Saïd Business School or accredited coaches. Ask Us about the workshops.Expert support
Accreditation and support are available for learning and development team in organizations. Ask Us how we can support you.Programs
The Competitive Advantage Accelerator is used in custom executive education programmes at Saïd Business School, Oxford. Ask Us if you would like to be introduced.
