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Leadership

ICE president highlights importance of IDG training		View
New Civil Engineer
One of IDG's customers, Kier Engineering Services believes the training works particularly well for managers in a construction environment.
IDG delivers unique training to Kier frontline managers		View
Winter Journal
While the focus of this course was the development of people management skills and leadership, the side-effect of selfless teamwork was on constant display.
IDG put Kier on course to build a future		View
FT Professional Development
As well as leadership, IDG aims to instill the concept of  'followership'. Teams don't succeed because of the 'El Cid' hero leader, they succeed by having a very strong team of  effective followers.
Leading teams under pressure		View
Training Journal
The current economic climate means that many leaders will never before have led their teams through such a period of uncertainty. Karen Ainley explores how the Inspirational Development Group uses Army ethos to help organisations get the best out of their staff when times are tough.
Raising business performance		View
Troika
In the constant search to create and sustain high performance organisation, how do you attract, retain and optimise really great people who can deal with any transformational challenge that the turbulent “more-forless” 21st Century business world can throw at them?
Sandhurst puts bosses through their paces		View
The Sunday Times
The Experienced Managers' Programme, run by IDG, is the latest example of a trend towards the use of military expertise, not simply for corporate jollies but for serious leadership and teamwork training designed to produce a measureable return on a company's investment

High Performing Teams

Hampshire find fresh approach works wonders		View
The Times
The Hampshire Director of cricket says that training with IDG at Sandhurst, has helped add edge to their side.
ICE president highlights importance of IDG training		View
New Civil Engineer
One of IDG's customers, Kier Engineering Services believes the training works particularly well for managers in a construction environment.

Management Training & Development

Fighting talk helps firm cope in a crisis		View
The Daily Telegraph
As the global credit squeeze continues, many companies are struggling to survive. Richard Bass hears how one firm in the financial services sector has benefited from training with IDG at sandhurst
IDG delivers unique training to Kier frontline managers		View
Winter Journal
While the focus of this course was the development of people management skills and leadership, the side-effect of selfless teamwork was on constant display.

The Sandhurst Partnership

ICE president highlights importance of IDG training		View
New Civil Engineer
One of IDG's customers, Kier Engineering Services believes the training works particularly well for managers in a construction environment.
IDG delivers unique training to Kier frontline managers		View
Winter Journal
While the focus of this course was the development of people management skills and leadership, the side-effect of selfless teamwork was on constant display.
IDG put Kier on course to build a future		View
FT Professional Development
As well as leadership, IDG aims to instill the concept of  'followership'. Teams don't succeed because of the 'El Cid' hero leader, they succeed by having a very strong team of  effective followers.
Leading teams under pressure		View
Training Journal
The current economic climate means that many leaders will never before have led their teams through such a period of uncertainty. Karen Ainley explores how the Inspirational Development Group uses Army ethos to help organisations get the best out of their staff when times are tough.
Sandhurst puts bosses through their paces		View
The Sunday Times
The Experienced Managers' Programme, run by IDG, is the latest example of a trend towards the use of military expertise, not simply for corporate jollies but for serious leadership and teamwork training designed to produce a measureable return on a company's investment