See our impact
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“We are passionate about developing our talented apprentices into future leaders.”
We’re working with Clipper Logistics to create future supply chain leaders.
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“Develop your thinking, explore options and consider broader possibilities.”
Duncan McCombie is the CEO of YES Energy Solutions CIC, which supports householders escape fuel poverty and reduce climate change. He is also a participant on the Help to Grow: Management course.
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“The course is an excellent way to realise your goals in an incredibly supportive environment.”
Dr Alexandra Anderson is the Programme Director of the Help to Grow: Management course. She discusses how business leaders can benefit from the course.
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“It’s helped me take time out to think strategically.”
Jules Leahy is the co-founder of Steps Rehabilitation, a residential centre in Sheffield for people who require specialist rehabilitation and nursing care following traumatic injuries. She enrolled on the Small Business Leadership Programme in 2020.
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“The leadership programmes have really helped us grow our business.”
John Boyle is the managing director of Safety Fabrications. He has taken part in both the Scale-Up and STEP leadership programmes at Sheffield Hallam, and is now sending employees on the Small Business Leadership Programme.
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How our leadership courses create stronger businesses
Our programmes can help you grow talent — and keep hold of it.
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Maximising the potential of information systems
Sheffield Business School develops a bespoke leadership development programme to meet the business challenges facing the Post Office.
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New confidence to improve services in the NHS
The Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust wanted to enhance their senior medical staff’s management skills and leadership behaviour
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“The course encouraged me to think differently about my business.”
Margaret Kilner is the practice manager at Sheffield-based accountancy firm Lishmans LLP. She enrolled on the Small Business Leadership Programme in 2020.
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“The experts at Hallam are well-connected to the real world.”
Amanda Pearce is a co-director at Diva Creative, a marketing agency in Sheffield. She enrolled on the Small Business Leadership Programme in 2020.