Culture Transformation

What is it?

A distinctive culture, aligned to your vision and values, is a powerful way to motivate people, attract top talent and create organic and acquired business growth. But it can be the hardest part of a transformative process. 82% of CEOs say that organisational culture gives them a competitive advantage. But fewer than a third claim to understand theirs… That’s a gap we can bridge.

With clever tools like our Mindset Indicator Monitor and Culture Awareness we can help you define your culture properly, aligning it more closely to your goals and strategy. And then create actionable insights that help you drive change and ingrain the culture you want in your business.

Why is it important?

Culture and engagement is the most important issue organisations face around the world, according to Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Report, 2015. “Organisations that create a culture defined by meaningful work, deep employee engagement, job and organisational fit and strong leadership are outperforming their peers and will likely beat their competition in attracting top talent”.

We assist our clients to take a conscious and intentional approach. Culture is a living thing. It is a leadership choice to actively cultivate it or leave it to chance. 82% of leaders say they believe that culture is a competitive advantage, yet fewer than 1 in 3 executives say they understand their organisations culture. Deloitte 2016.

YOUR CHALLENGE

A distinctive culture, aligned to your vision and values, is a powerful way to motivate people, attract top talent and create organic and acquired business growth. But it can be the hardest part of a transformative process. 82% of CEOs say that organisational culture gives them a competitive advantage. But fewer than a third claim to understand theirs… That’s a gap we can bridge.

GENIUS SOLUTION

With clever tools like our Mindset Indicator Monitor and Culture Awareness we can help you define your culture properly, aligning it more closely to your goals and strategy. And then create actionable insights that help you drive change and ingrain the culture you want in your business.

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x2.5

Revenue Grown

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DOUBLED

Net Profit

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118%

Increase in Productivity

What are the benefits?

If you consciously and intentionally choose to create a high performing culture and operate in the upper quartile of employee engagement you can benefit from the following results:

   Twice net profit
   2.5 times revenue growth
   12% high customer advocacy and satisfaction
   18% higher productivity
   59% of engaged employees say their job brings out their most creative ideas
   40% lower staff turnover
   35% increase in efficiency
   62% more accidents take place in the bottom quartile

What are the rewards?

A fit for purpose, agile and aligned workforce who live and practice the organisations values, standards, understand their role in delivering the strategy, embrace the vision and represent the brand on a daily basis. You will have a culture that is defined by its high engagement, performance, motivation and overall sense of wellbeing.

The business will outperform the market, retain and attract top talent, have strong customer loyalty, be innovative and evolve ahead of peers and competitors. The MIM culture change programmes have resulted in 84% engagement = +25% vs. (UK average score).

“Organisational culture is a living entity and everyone on the payroll feeds it.”

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“The below covers how I saw your positive intervention at Mitsubishi Electric. The challenge was managing a group/ team / company through the various stages of growth by changing the mind-set from a fixed to growth mentality without forcing it upon them. In a nutshell this is the transition your intervention managed with relative ease. Promotion of the common good and goals of the company over and above the singular ego driven detached goals.

It gave everyone the space and time to reflect and put into effect the layers of good practice that is now pulling the company in the one direction rather than pushing it in various reactive directions. The style of you and your teams delivery throughout the courses was professional and more important enjoyable which made it memorable.

The key changes for me were;
1: The direct exchange of constructive communication.
2: Accepting a greater level of ownership within my circle of influence.
3: Delivery of goals and key company messages with a positive attitude.
4: Using the variety of personal management tools to maintain consistency in and outside the working environment.

The impact is still here today many years on as both Julie and your name, Tessa, regularly comes up as key influencing figures that have assisted peoples development. This as particular apparent when working on our recent Post Graduate Certificate for leadership Management. Your presence at Mitsubishi Electric has left people bolder in their commitment for positive change.”

– Stewart Bell, Mitsubishi Electric Heating

“MiM have brought Golden Charter a number of things:
   The ability to stand back and look at the overall process objectively and from the consumer’s point of view – identifying non-value added activities
   Culture change – bringing the teams together to redesign the consumer experience bottom up which in turn means they buy into it
   Valuable and relevant experience and expertise from other industries/similar sized companies
   Improved efficiency and conversion which ultimately leads to sales uplift.”

Karen Trickett

Director of Commercial, CCO, Golden Charter

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