Leadership, Motivation and Accountability for High Performance Audits

This course will be delivered on-site in Marshall Islands.

Registration is open to insular government professionals.

Great organizations need leaders who see their role differently than just being super technical staff. This highly interactive course will help staff cross the threshold toward becoming super leaders by understanding what makes a good leader, how to motivate others, and create an environment of accountability for high performance. This course will examine the traits, characteristics and styles of successful managers and leaders that can be learned and practiced, as well as why people in leadership positions often fail. We will explore ways to inspire and motivate staff through constructive coaching, growth opportunities and appreciation. This session also explores the communication tools, approaches, and techniques to inspire a new level of performance accountability, self-awareness, innovation and commitment through empowerment and ownership.

What You Will Learn

• Define and develop characteristics of leadership and leadership behavior
• Avoid the behaviors and actions that cause leaders to fail in leadership roles
• Set and articulate clear expectations through mission, vision, objectives and policies
• Define Management functions and how they differ from leadership
• Apply the right leadership style to fit the situation - learning to adjust
• Measure performance for individual and organizational results and accountability
• Delegate work and empower staff for growth and performance
• Use the appropriate style and methods of motivating staff
• Create a culture of innovation, trust and teamwork
• Develop and grow staff competencies through coaching and feedback

Who Should Attend

APIPA conference sessions are intended for island government accountability professionals.  Audit, budget, finance, accounting, and related management and staff members will find interest and value in this presentation.

Health & Safety Protocols

For all on-site training in the insular areas, the Graduate School USA's Pacific and Virgin Islands Training Initiatives (PITI-VITI) works closely with local training hosts to ensure that participants, instructors, and training support staff enjoy a safe learning experience. Please note the following:

• Full details of PITI-VITI's health and safety guidelines are available here.
• Local health and safety guidelines for the government of Marshall Islands, which will be hosting this training, is available at http://rmihealth.org/.
• Please contact PITI-VITI Admin at [email protected] with any questions or concerns.