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Modular Team Development Programme

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Teva Kutno SA is the Polish subsidiary of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd, a top 20 global pharmaceutical company. Impact Polska's team development event included interactive projects which involved the entire team and gave them a chance to put their learning into practice.


Teva Kutno wanted to translate their corporate vision, mission and values into everyday business practice across the organisation.

Following a detailed training needs analysis, Impact Polska designed a comprehensive modular team development event. 196 employees, including managers and representing every department of Teva, came together for the programme.

Immediate benefits noted in the engagement of employees are: improved cross-functional relationships, support of interdepartmental challenges and ownership of personal development.

Business improvement results include a higher level of participation in projects, increased innovation and ideas, increased productivity and greater attention to work quality.

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Programme participant
Scott Bader
"The programme design, group discussions, solo reflection time and activities were well thought out and planned. I felt ‘stretched’, and this was a great feeling."
Brian Thompson
Senior Nutrition Officer for AGN, Effective Leadership Programme Partnership
FAO
“There is now recognition that ‘you can learn’ to lead because leadership is about what you do. It is not about being born a special kind of person. Leadership is a kind of action, and since it happens between people, it is about communication. We all need to get connected, develop an awareness of what is happening around us and how we can affect it."
Jeremy Woodall
United Nations Joint Logistics Centre
International Organisation for Migration
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