Developing Future Leaders at Robinson Brothers and Endeavour

At Robinson Brothers and Endeavour, a 12-month Management Development Programme has been running to develop future leaders and managers at both companies.

This course is designed and delivered by an external company to develop and improve management technique.

The aim of the course is to provide a holistic toolkit with multiple management techniques that enable the individual to choose a style that suits them. There are twelve participants from both Endeavour and Robinson Brothers.

The provider says:

‘It is important to challenge the status quo within management and deconstruct why we do what we do. It is important to note that there is often not a one size fits all approach. There are always things to learn and it is important to have healthy questioning of methods and techniques.

A particular highlight has been shining the spotlight on future leaders and see a step change in people’s thinking. It has also been rewarding to see evidence of progress and personal challenge recorded in the participant’s Continuous Professional Development log.’

The course also provides the skills needed to adapt to a rapidly changing world and how to effectively manage problems of the future.

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About Us
Robinson Brothers is a leading UK chemical manufacturer of fine chemicals and rubber accelerators. Our team of Chemists are experts in custom synthesis, contract manufacture and process optimisation. This experience has led us to become a reliable supplier to organisations; serving the Pharmaceutical, Medical Devices, Veterinary, Agrochemical and Speciality Chemical industries as well as many others. Click here to view our current vacancies.

Robinson Brothers Group acquired Endeavour Speciality Chemicals in 2008.

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