Thought Leadership Forum: Building High Performance Teams
| Start date | 27-Jul-06 - 12:15 PM |
|---|---|
| End date | n/a |
| Venue | Melbourne |
| Address |
Gadsden Dining room, Melbourne Business School 200 Leicester St Melbourne, Victoria Australia ![[ Gmaps marker icon ]](/i/gmap_marker_default.gif "Click to view the map")
|
| Status | Closed |
| RSVP | 21-Jul-06 |
| Cost | $30 MBS alumni /$40 guests |
| Contact | Jessica Arnold at j.arnold@mbs.edu or (03) 9349 8396 |
| Registration | Closed |
In any team, each member has their own "hunting territory", a sphere of responsibility relevant to their strengths and role within the team. Team conflict and internal competition often occurs when territorial boundaries overlap between members, resulting in disharmony and poor overall team performance.
At this exclusive MBS alumni seminar, gold medal Olympic coach Dr Istvan Gorgenyi will introduce you to his 'Hunting Territory' model and explain how you can use this method to build effective teams that deliver sustainable results.
Facilitated by Edmund King, Program Director at MBS' Mt Eliza Centre for Executive Education, the two-hour program will help you understand and address issues impacting team dynamics – whether on the field or battling in the boardroom.
- Download the program flyer
Details
Date: Thursday 27th July
Time: 12.15pm for 12.30pm – 2.00pm
Venue: Gadsden Dining Room
Melbourne Business School
200 Leicester St
Carlton VIC 3053
Cost: MBS Alumni $30 / Guests $40. Price includes lunch
Bookings: Download the registration form and return by Friday 21st July to:
Jessica Arnold, Alumni Relations Coordinator
Fax: +61 3 9349 8211
Email: j.arnold@mbs.edu
Tel: +61 3 9349 8396
Numbers are strictly limited so book early to avoid disappointment.
About the speakers
Dr Istvan Gorgenyi
Dr. Istvan Gorgenyi began his sporting career as a water polo player for his native Hungary, winning a Silver Medal at the 1972 Munich Olympics and a World Championship title in 1973.
He went on to coach Hungarian and French men's club teams to championship titles before winning the Olympic Gold with the Australian Women's Water Polo Team in Sydney in 2000.
Dr. Gorgenyi has published, presented and given workshops extensively on social psychiatry in Hungary; and currently gives workshops and presentations on his Hunting Territory Theory on group dynamics to businesses, institutions and sporting teams as well as the Melbourne Business School’s Executive Education programs.
Edmund King
Edmund King specialises in the use of training to develop and improve management and business performance. He is Program Leader for Mt Eliza’s New Managers Development Program, and has delivered on a number of other public programs, including the Leadership Development and Senior Managers Programs.
Edmund has extensive experience in planning, co-ordinating, facilitating and evaluating training for a broad range of clients, including Telstra, LeasePlan, ADP Employer Services, Barloworld Coatings, Orica, Simplot Australia, National Australia Bank, Australia Post, AXA, Macquarie Bank, Visy Recycling, Toyota, Kimberly Clark Australia and APRA, as well as several federal and state government departments. He has also developed statewide and national management and supervision courses, and national generic management skills modules.
