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Introduction to the Workshop

Ethical Leadership is a lot more than just management and leading people; it’s all about building ethics and managerial skills. This Workshop on ethical Leadership aims to provide the right direction to people and let them share their business and ethical vision. The participants of the Workshop will be able to explore and master the skills and knowledge necessary to take their leadership skills to the next level. You will gain a strong understanding of the importance of ethical Leadership for employees, customers, and the company/group as a whole.

Features of this Workshop

The critical impact of ethical Leadership and management

Improvement in employee performance and retention

Ethical reasoning and decision-making

Key traits of an ethical leader

Principles of Ethical Leadership

Adaptation to ethical behavior

Quality assurance

Performance Management

Professional Development

Benefits of Attending this Ethical Leadership Workshop
Who Should Join this Workshop?
Learning Objectives
What is Ethical Leadership?

Ethical Leadership is a form of Leadership in which an individual leader is required to take appropriate conduct via personal actions and interpersonal relations. In real-world scenarios, this means putting individuals into management or leadership roles who will give a display of appropriate and ethical work in their actions and relationship in the group or organization. Ethics have become really important in today’s business world. Successful business leaders must model their moral behavior in the workplace if they are responsible for the decision-making process and guiding others. Nowadays, people expect a great leader’s integrity, ethics, and moral behavior.

Importance of Ethical Leadership

Ethical Leadership is important for both short-term and long-term success.

Short-Term

Leaders with ethics can boost employee morale and assist them to feel excited about their work and team. Such a leader boosts positivity and collaboration in a group or organization and makes everyone delighted to work together.

Long-Term

Ethical leaders can save an organization or a group from scandals, ethical issues, and ethical dilemmas. Organizations with such leaders are able to retain and gain more customers and partnerships. Ultimately, trust and employees are super important for the long-term success of an organization.

Principles of Ethical Leadership

The Workshop will let you explore how ethical-leadership principles provide a framework for leaders. This framework is meant to understand the effect of judgments, moral awareness, action, intention, or behavior on members of a group or organization.

Leading with Example

Ethical leaders have realistic expectations from individuals. They have a great understanding of the challenges faced by each individual and their work. Thus, they are able to guide the individuals genuinely and provide moral support. Individuals respect leaders who make decisions with integrity and honesty in mind.

Effective Communication

Ethical leaders have a stronghold on effective communication skills to make that their group or organization is a place of honesty, trust, and integrity. Effective communication can resolve hostility and trust issues while propagating ideas.

Will to Evolve and Change

Good leaders are always willing to embrace change and evolve. They are willing to take risks and change with the competition and situations. This attitude also helps the leaders governed by that leader become adaptable and evolve.

Equal Respect for Everyone

Ethical leaders have empathy and respect for everyone irrespective of their position. It is a strong way to build trust and loyalty among a group or organization; people have a better sense of belonging when treated fairly.

Managing Stress

Ethical leaders have good experience in managing stressful situations, both in their work and personal life. They don't take out their stress on others and learn how to deal with it without creating anger, frustration, or fear. Good leaders always practice ethical behavior to manage their stress.