Can we run comprehensive multi-module training programmes for your firm?
Just ask… Emap
To improve the people-managing skills of its publishers, editors and sales directors of the various divisions, the magazine and newspaper empire Emap commissioned the recently formed Najberg Milne to run a comprehensive multi-module training programme for all their senior staff over a number of years.
These modules in presentation skills, people management, team building and relationship management have evolved and developed over the years into the courses we offer today.
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Testimonial
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What I have learnt over the past two days will stay with me for a lifetime.
Graham Harman, MD Emap Construct
The Najberg Milne course was a personal turning point for me as it gave me the confidence to start doing presentations with a lot more enthusiasm. And doing presentations, frankly, leads pretty directly to many good things.
The management training enabled me to put the skills I’d developed in my own haphazard way into a much more robust and useful framework that I could use much more effectively. Thoroughly recommended.
David Davies, MD Heat Magazine
Successful professional management could be defined as ‘achieving extra-ordinary results from ordinary people’. In order for managers to achieve this they must receive the right kind of training conducted in the right kind of atmosphere.
Najberg Milne’s experience, knowledge and presence enable them to extract the best from people who are lucky enough to work for a company that recognises their skills.
Whether considering training for sales, development or senior management, I would strongly recommend Najberg Milne as a company of outstanding quality.
Andrew Foster, Sales Training & Development Manager
What I learned from the course? To manage better, to get the best from people, to address problems / difficult people in a more direct efficient way.
Anna-Louise Weatherley, Editor J17
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