Our public sector clients
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What keeps it fun is the relationship we have
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We expanded our work into the Public Sector, primarily motivated by the government's Modernisation Agenda. We realised that local authorities were being asked to make major changes in the way they did things without necessarily having all the skills to do so.
Now, we're often asked, "What's the biggest difference between the two?" We could say things like: companies are profit driven while local authorities are service driven; corporations have shareholders they are answerable to while councils have taxpayers; the issues each sector faces are fundamentally different.
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Here are some 'Client Snacks' to whet your appetite of what we might do for you and if you would like to talk with us further about any kind of soft-skills training, email (enquiries@impactfactory.com) us or give us a ring (020 7226 1877).
Disability Rights Commission – Dealing with Change
Change is one of the most unsettling things an organisation can face. And when a merger is in the pipeline, all kinds of concerns rise to the fore - from 'will I like my new colleagues?' to 'will I still have a job at the end of this?' |
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Lewisham Council - Influencing and Negotiation
Influencing in times of stress is an interesting thing. It's very individual. People or situations that frustrate or anger one person may be easily handled by someone else and visa versa. |
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London Borough of Tower Hamlets - Award Certificate in First Line Management
Work on the Award in First Line Management Qualification has been part of an exciting year for Impact Factory in our on-going partnership with the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. As with the Certificate in First Line Management qualification, Impact Factory’s Associate Director Tee Dobinson was delighted to be invited to develop this course with Tower Hamlets. |
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London Borough of Tower Hamlets - Leadership and Management
Tee Dobinson, Impact Factory Associate Director was asked to be a keynote speaker and MC the launch of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets’ comprehensive new programme of certificated leadership and management courses targeted at Black, Minority and Ethnic members of staff. |
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London Borough of Tower Hamlets - Certificate in first Line Management
After the huge success of the launch of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets’ Leadership and Management Programme in June 2007, Linda Crawford, Operational Development Manager and ILM (Institute of Leadership and Management) Centre Manager, decided to bring forward the launch of a parallel Certificate Qualification in First Line Management. |
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Huntingdonshire District Council – Customer Service
When Huntingdonshire District Council decided to set up a call centre to field enquiries on all aspects of the Councils services, they wanted it to be different to the automated or scripted services that seem designed to frustrate callers!
They wanted the very best in customer care for their residents so they came to us.
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Forestry Commission - Networking
One of the interesting things about Impact Factory is the amazingly diverse range of clients we work with, from large corporate financial institutions to small entrepreneurial ventures and everything in between. |
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Barnet Council - Leadership Skills
We were delighted when we were asked to create "Rising to the Challenge" an on-going Leadership Skills Programme for people the council have identified as potential 'high flyers'. This six-day programme, run over two months gives us a chance to work at in-depth with high-level groups of people. |
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DEFRA - Team Building Event
DEFRA works for the essentials of life - food, air, land, water, people, animals and plants – so they're pretty important really! This was a team building programme for the Learning and Development Department, to enable them to work more efficiently together and to continue their good work on these essential elements. |
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Mayday Hospital Trust - Forum Theatre
Kevin McDermott Head of Workforce Development at the Mayday Hospital Trust was clear from the get go that he was looking for something entertaining as well as educational for this lunchtime seminar for managers, on the subject of motivating their staff |
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Read more about the work we do for our corporate clients.
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