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Organisations often spend considerable time and finances on putting response plans in place to prepare for crises. Central to effective implementation of these crisis response plans are resilient leaders, who need to make decisions, manage teams and set strategy in a challenging, rapidly unfolding situation, where information is often incomplete and pressure mounts both internally and externally. Organisations must prepare their leaders to operate in these conditions and strengthen their personal resilience, to allow them to implement crisis plans, structures and processes effectively, enabling the organisation to evolve and emerge stronger from crisis.
At PwC’s Crisis Leadership Centre, we take a holistic, innovative approach to professional training. Our curriculum focuses on building the personal competencies and honing the intuitive skills at the heart of an effective crisis response. Our instructors and guests bring both academic insights and real life experience to bring the content to life. Our programmes allow participants to:
Equip future leaders with the latest innovative academic and professional insights
Encourage future leaders to cultivate habits that fuel meaningful, lasting resilience
Empower future leaders to build a trusted and resilient peer community
Elevate organisations’ ability to manage turbulence, adversity, and crisis
Personal resilience, emotional intelligence, adaptability and flexibility – although not traditionally top of mind in the crisis training ecosystem, these attributes are at the heart of a successful organisational crisis response and recovery strategy. That’s why our curriculum at the Crisis Leadership Centre includes these traits, as core elements. With our innovative, holistic approach to professional training, research-based; and grounded in decades of real-world experience, we equip future leaders to guide their teams in a world with increasingly urgent challenges – and to thrive, personally and professionally, in the face of adversity, challenge and crisis.
PwC’s proven approach to leadership training is rooted in the latest rigorous scientific and academic research. We combine clinical psychology, social-psychology and the tenets of team coaching in a curriculum that includes:
Pre assessment
Modules including theory and applied practice on personal resilience, crisis leadership and decision making, team and stakeholder management
Self reflection exercises
Guest speaker(s)
Networking & Peer group discussion
Individualised post-training follow-up
Modules including theory, applied practice exercise, and crisis simulations with an in depth focus on routines & strategies to drive peak performance and effective behaviours for crisis leadership
3-5 guest speakers
Pre-assessments
Individualised post-training follow-up
A partnership to build inhouse training academies for incident and crisis management teams, via the following approach is:
Build - Design modules, training and artefacts
Deliver - Bespoke training modules
Annual Review - Exercises to establish capability, respond to feedback and further develop training
Short modules on the foundations of personal and team resilience for crisis leadership and strategic crisis decision making
Once you have completed any of our foundational courses, you have the option of continuing your journey with any of the course facilitators through additional one to one coaching sessions, in order to explore any personal challenges and develop skills further.
Our programme leaders bring deep experience in a wide spectrum of psychological theory, approaches to personal development, and training for resilience and well-being in times of adversity, challenge and crisis.
We serve as companion-guides for future leaders on their journey to leading with health, clarity and confidence in the face of disruption.
PwC’s Crisis Leadership Centre strives to build personal resilience through building immersive, innovative and transformational learning experiences and journeys.
95% of business leaders believe their crisis-management capabilities need improvement
"Upskilling future leaders in resilience” was the second most commonly identified resilience priority in a survey of over 1,800 Executives