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Sony Music Entertainment is a global record music company that is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Corporation of America.
Impact partner with Sony Music to design and deliver the Fast Forward Leadership Development Programme. This programme is aimed at key talent across Sony Music (with some participation from Sony Pictures).
The focus is on developing the leadership presence to inspire one's self and others, developing the entrepreneurial skills and mindset to deliver against the current and future strategic objectives for SME.
This programme won an internal Sony Award for Innovation in 2011, and is continuing from strength to strength in 2012.
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Sarah Logan
Head of Google Digital Academy
Google Squared Guru
“Impact’s expertise in behavioural change has been core to our Squared programme. They are collaborative and insightful partners for the Google Digital Academy and other teams here at Google and we’d recommend them highly.”
Peter Reynolds
Director, Communications
bwin.party
"I was quite sceptical about the merits of a programme like this so approached it with some reservations. However, right from the start I enjoyed the whole experience. It was challenging mentally, physically and emotionally and I found I was stretched in every direction. As a result, I learned a lot about myself but also about my colleagues, most of whom I was meeting for the first time."
Dirk Anthony
Director Audio and Language Content
SBS
"An overall culture change was needed to ensure that the leadership development solution offered by Impact, gained traction beyond the training days. Management behaviour change is critical to ensuring we are able to retain the right skill base to deliver new services in a rapidly changing media world. Coaching for Success, and its aligned leadership expectations are critical to
improving our managers, therefore our talent and then our service to audiences."
improving our managers, therefore our talent and then our service to audiences."