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Stakeholder reputation managementThis two-day training gives a delegate a sound and thorough grounding in stakeholder management, engagement, communication and relationship building. This two day training course is the only one of its kind in Southern Africa. It was developed to bridge the gap between stakeholders and organisations wanting to develop and enhance their reputations. This two-day course shows business leaders and managers how to establish and maintain positive, mutually beneficial stakeholder relations and comply with Section 8 of the King Code 3 on Corporate Governance. It examines among many things the steps, hints and practices necessary to build lasting collaborative relationships, which should ultimately result in a better reputation. Based on a synthesis of ideas from community relations, marketing, strategic communication, reputation and stakeholder management, organisational change, sustainability and CSI thinking, it offers an integrated framework, as well as practical tools for developing new kinds of collaborative relationships.An organisation reputation is its greatest asset and risk in today's knowledge economy. A favorable reputation benefits an institution, because it contributes to an institution becoming the first choice of customers, investors, suppliers and employees. It also helps enhance competitive advantage, by differentiating the company in the marketplace. A favourable reputation with customers creates a degree of brand equity, since people are more likely to be loyal to reputable companies. Similarly a favourable reputation with employees can help attract better staff, spur productivity and enhance profitability. This reputation is derived from the way stakeholders perceive the organisation, how they think, feel or act towards it. It is therefore vital that organisations interested in developing and building their reputational capital; pay careful attention to how they are perceived and; that they manage the relationships with their various stakeholders like a strategic resource. Stakeholders offer organisations both opportunity and threat. For instance if an institution has a good reputation with stakeholders they may give the organisation more latitude to operate. On the other hand a poor reputation with the regulators may result in laws being passed that can make it more difficult for an institution to operate. What international research have shown is that there is a lot that organisations can do to positively influence the process of creating good images in stakeholders minds. Building positive and lasting relationships should be a key organisational function and strategy. The management of and interaction with stakeholders therefore needs careful attention if an organisation wants to maximise its opportunities and minimise threats in dealing with stakeholders. This course will take the delegate from theory to practice, offering the opportunity to question and pre-plan for better reputation management practices and stakeholder management in their organisation. It also contains best practice to develop and implement a stakeholder reputation management engagement and communications plan. Learning outcomes At the end of the course delegates will: Understand the what, how and why of effective stakeholder reputation management Contents Stakeholder Profiling - The Identification of key stakeholders. How to determine which groups or persons are vital and under which circumstances Recommended participants This course is ideal for those executives and managers responsible for managing corporate reputation and business relationships as a strategic resource. It will be of particular relevance and use to: Stakeholder relations managers This is what some of the delegates that have attended the master class had to say: Duration Total course duration: two Days: 8.30 am - 5.00 pm Fees R7,950 exc. VAT per delegate (Payable within five days of date of invoice) Terms and conditions apply. How to register: Payment must be received prior to attendance. Fees include handouts, meals, and refreshments, secure parking and benchmark information and top notch facilitation. To register: Call 011 475 3515 or e-mail az.oc.noci@noitacudenoitatuper for a registration form or download form from the website. If you are really keen to enhance your stakeholder and reputation management competencies, then enroll for the next class by completing a registration form and faxing it to 0866129566. I will then send you the tax invoice for settlement. Date: 23 June 2015 to 24 June 2015Time: 08:30 - 16:30 Venue: Apollo Hotel, Ferndale, Randburg, Johannesburg Cost: ZAR 7,950 excl. VAT - See options above |