Stakeholder reputation management master class
This two-day master class has been described as essential training for anyone in the stakeholder and reputation management field and will equip a delegate with the competencies to design a stakeholder management system and manage an intricate web of relationships with a systematic and strategic approach.
Catch the early bird cash special at R5,600 exc. VAT as opposed to R7,950 exc. VAT - valid until close of business 22 June. (Claim back fee from your organisation and save R2,350 for your organisation)
Why you should attend
An organisation derives its reputation from the way it's performance, actions and behavior is perceived by stakeholders. Stakeholders perceptions influence stakeholder decisions and actions and are in turn influenced by the relationship building, communication and engagement practices of an organisation.
With the upcoming South African municipal elections and a new draft King Code 4 on corporate governance, many organisations are revamping their stakeholder profiling and engagement practices, as they are envisaging changes in relationships, networks, contacts and stakeholder importance.
Since its inception in 2006, the stakeholder reputation course has received many accolades and became established as a must-attend course for stakeholder managers looking to gain best practices about stakeholder management and building company reputation. It has been attended by more than 800 senior executives and managers from government and industry.
To develop and build reputational capital organisations should pay careful attention to perceptions and how they manage the relationships with their various stakeholders. This two-day training seminar provides essential best practice learning in this subject and provides delegates with a structured approach to manage stakeholder relations with intent to build and impact an organisation's most important asset and biggest risk.
The Stakeholder Reputation Management Master Class covers stakeholder identification, profiling, mapping, prioritisation, engagement and other techniques. It also helps companies to comply with the recommendations of the King Code 3 on corporate governance and will lay the foundation for a more stakeholder inclusive approach as recommended in the King Code 4 draft - one that takes into account and balances stakeholders legitimate and reasonable needs, interests and wants.
The seminar includes a dedicated look at communication, engagement, relationship building and reputation enhancement practices. The course shows business leaders and managers how to establish and maintain positive, mutually beneficial collaborative stakeholder relationships.
The facilitator:
The event will be led by international speaker and reputation management consultant Deon Binneman.
Date: 11 July 2016 to 12 July 2016Time: 08:30 - 16:30
Venue: Apollo Conferencing Hotel, Randburg, Johannesburg
Cost: See website for pricing and terms and conditions
More info:
Date: 12 September 2016 to 13 September 2016
Venue: Johannesburg