Coronavirus Business Continuity: Best Practice in Managing Teams Remotely
Coronavirus Business Continuity: Best Practice in Managing Teams Remotely
By Sarah Stoddard Burrows Oxygen Change Consulting Ltd
11.00 am - 12.30 pm Thursday 16th April 2020
Sarah has an established career within the insurance and pensions industry, having started her career as a commercial underwriter.
For the past decade Sarah has focused on strategic business change which has involved managing large teams across the world almost exclusively remotely to achieve complex business changes on tight timelines.
Outside of the industry Sarah combines her passion for psychology and coaching for performance with her certifications in NLP and clinical hypnotherapy to provide coaching and support to individuals to recover from corporate burnout and stress.
Sarah is also a past President of the Guildford Chartered Insurance Institute.
About this session
Are you ready to start managing remote teams?
What best practice can long term remote managers share with you?
As the number of novel coronavirus cases continue to increase and the advice from the Government has been updated to work from home where possible more and more companies have moved to working from home for the foreseeable future.
Learning objectives.
As part of this webinar you will learn:
•What technology is available to help your team connect and collaborate
•Practical tips on how to help yourself and your team transition to working from home
•Best practice in regards to communication and keeping your team aligned
•How to set a team charter on ‘ways of working
•Ideas to keep team morale and motivation high
•How to adjust managing performance conversations as a remote manager
•Tips on recruiting and onboarding new staff during remote working.
The webinar focuses on practical and pragmatic steps that you can put into practice immediately
Further information.
The webinar will be run via Zoom, a global web-conferencing solution. Zoom is easy to use, joining instructions will be provided to those that register to attend.
CII Accredited
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1 1/2 hours' CPD can be claimed for this event if relevant to your learning and development needs.
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