An opportunity for Rutland’s business owners, leaders and managers to enhance their growth strategies, improve decision-making skills and develop strong leadership capabilities is now available through the launch of Rutland Growth Masterclass Programme, delivered by Rutland County Council in collaboration with ActionCOACH.
This 12-week course will be delivered in person in Rutland and has been funded from Rutland County Council utilising the £10,000 this project has received from the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). Thanks to this funding, the cost to businesses to join the course is just £200.
This Business Masterclass Programme will be delivered by ActionCOACH, a global leader in business coaching, and will offer a unique blend of training and coaching tailored to meet the needs of Rutland’s business community. Over twelve weeks, participants will engage in a comprehensive curriculum designed to:
- enhance their understanding of effective growth strategies
- improve planning and decision-making skills
- develop leadership qualities that inspire and drive team success
The Business Masterclass Programme is now open for enrolment ahead of its start date in October 2024.
Find out more about the event and express your interest on the ActionCOACH website.
"Rutland County Council is committed to supporting the local business community by providing the resources and opportunities necessary for success. This course is a strategic initiative aimed at equipping Rutland’s business leaders with the knowledge and skills to navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and lead their companies toward sustainable growth.
"We hope by creating a programme that educates, challenges, and supports business leaders, we are empowering Rutland businesses to achieve greater productivity, foster innovation, and create more job opportunities, all of which are highlighted within our Economic Strategy. The success of our local businesses is integral to the economic prosperity of our community, and we are excited to see the positive impact this programme will have."
Cllr Paul Browne, Cabinet Member for Economic Development
For more information on the programme, visit our UK Shared Prosperity Fund page.
