Event Details

Being effective is a crucial aspect of our wellbeing. It gives us a sense of achievement, autonomy, certainty, purpose and control, and this in turn leaves us more fulfilled and motivated to do more. This course is a chance to step back and review what you do (your goals and priorities), how you do them (your strategies), and your relationship to them. We'll explore some the latest thinking and practical productivity hacks, leaving you with the capacity to clear the mind, define what's important to you and be as effective as you can be.

• Clarify your priorities
• Increase your effectiveness
• Learn some new productivity hacks
• Have more effective meetings
• Deal with external distractions and procrastination

Can't make it to the live event? You can still register to receive a link to the recording of the webinar.

Please be advised that booking for non-Business and Management Faculty members will close 30 minutes prior to the event.

Speaker

Chris Burton

Chris has spent the last 10 years designing and delivering bespoke learning, development and behavioural solutions for a numbers of major clients. These programmes have driven cultural and behavioural change in the organisations for which they were commissioned, improving performance and awareness of effective employee engagement.

Prior to setting up his own company, Chris was leading teams that designed and delivered behavioural development programmes to hundreds of managers of varying seniority, up to director level.

Chris has a certificate in post-compulsory education, a BA (Hons) in History and English and MA in Theatre Production. Chris previously worked with a professional theatre group and taught drama in the prison service and this is where his career and love of behavioural development support began.

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Access to this webinar is included within membership of the Business and Management Faculty, and to subscribers of Faculties Online. BAM membership gives you access to exclusive premium content including our regular magazine, webinars, networking events and extensive online resources focused on technical and soft skills to support your career. For more information about faculty membership and our latest joining offers, please visit icaew.com/joinbam. For more information about Faculties Online, please visit icaew.com/subscribefo.

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