What is coaching and how do you do it?
This session is for everyone who is interesting in coaching.
- You’ll have a clear understanding of what is to coach, a term often used but rarely understood
- You’ll have a first introduction to the core competencies of a coach
- You’ll received some tips & tricks to introduce coaching in your daily professional or personal life
During this inspirational session we answer the question of what is coaching and what it is not in relation to other professions (mentor, trainer, etc). We will also explore the key competencies every good coach should master and provide some insights on how to adopt a coaching attitude.
Koen Willems is Talent Manager Life Sciences and ICF Certified Coach at Pauwels Consulting.
This inspiration session will shed light on some tools, tips and tricks that can increase your productivity.
- Increase productivity by using the right tools
- How to get more work done in the same time frame
- How to make sure your mails get answered and your meetings results in conclusions
We are all very busy and have jam packed agendas. But do we always provide added value? Is our work bringing us closer to our goals? And do we even know what are goals are? This inspiration session will shed light on some tools, tips and tricks that can increase your productivity on a personal and professional level. And might even provide you with some free time!
Kristof Tersago has worked in projects for over 25 years. Starting out as a project controller on chemical and food projects and moved towards project management in pharma projects 5 years later. The portfolio of projects reaches from small pharma equipment up to complete production plants from conceptual design to operational start-up.
How does personal branding help me as a consultant? Learn what you can do to position yourself and your career.
- Learn the concept and importance of Personal Branding
- Get to know LinkedIn as a work related tool
- Improve own online presence to increase visibility
Personal branding is a hot topic, but for many it is unknown territory. Why should you start personal branding? What can this medium offer me as a consultant? In this workshop, Daniel will discuss the importance, power, dos and don’ts of personal branding. As LinkedIn is a very important medium nowadays, he will particularly focus on how to use it to your personal advantage. By using striking examples he will show you what works and what doesn’t.
Daniel De Kind is one of our internal recruiters passionate about social media, branding, photo- & videography.
Project management is also about managing the team, the people involved and all their expectations. But who are all those people?
This event is useful for you if you work within projects (with project managers, project sponsors, project clients…)
- Learn the difference between stakeholder mapping and an organization chart
- Understand how your stakeholders might help or hamper you
- Learn the different main communication methods in projects and why you might choose one above the other
Project management is not only about making sure the numbers are right but also about managing the team, the people involved and all their expectations. But who are all those people? And what is their role? Most often a project team works with a strict organization chart but that does often not include all stakeholders. But it’s often those stakeholders outside of your project organization that can make or break your project.
In this inspiration session we’ll scratch the surface of stakeholder management and communication.
Trainer Kristof Tersago has worked in projects for over 25 years. Starting out as a project controller on chemical and food projects, he moved towards project management in pharma projects 5 years later. The portfolio of projects reaches from small pharma equipment up to complete production plants from conceptual design to operational start-up.
We have to trust each other, dare to take risks, dare to face failure, share mistakes, give feedback and learn from them.
If an organization really wants to do well in a world where innovation can make a difference, it’s not enough to have smart, motivated people on your team. We have to make sure that those talented people can use their knowledge at critical moments. We have to trust each other, dare to take risks, dare to face failure, share mistakes, give feedback and learn from them. Psychological safety is at the heart of this. In a psychologically safe team we are not hindered by the fear of being rejected, of making mistakes, of embracing feedback and trusting each other, but learning and implementing ‘on the go’. The secret ingredient of strong teams? Common ground. When we spend time making agreements about how we work together, how we make mistakes and what everyone needs to do best in the team, we create a framework to make this ‘common ground’ explicit, making ‘Fail Fast Forward’ the new standard.
During this virtual learning journey we will lay the first foundations of a ‘common ground’ within and across teams.
• How do you turn a group of people into a team?
• Build a common ground: › What does the team purpose look like? › How are we going to achieve our goals? › What team standards do we set?
• Fail fast… What?! What does science say about psychological safety?
• Break-out exercise: how do we install this Fail Fast Forward culture? With feedback in the group.
• To what extent do we take individual preferences into account? An introduction to the SCARF model.
Do you want to learn about Personal Development and Leading People? This ‘Get Inspired’ session introduces you to the key elements!
The main focus will be on Personal Leadership, but we’ll also introduce the essentials of Team Leadership and Team Management.
This ‘Get Inspired’ serves as a teaser for an upcoming Leadership Program. This program starts on February 7, 2023, with a one-day training on Personal Leadership.
Learning goal: Gain first awareness about the key elements of Personal Leadership, Team Leadership and Team Management.
Your trainer is Michael Houben, founder of MACH 8. He has a Doctorate in Engineering with 15 years of professional experience, including 10 years in Leadership and People Management.
Connect at our Afterwork drink
Join us @ Brasserie de la Senne to catch up with your colleagues, meet new Pauwels People, share your knowledge & have fun! We will provide drinks and snacks. See you then!
EXTRA: Possibility to follow a guided tour in their brewery (details will follow later)
The purpose of this is course is to help you understand why we make human errors, how to reduce them and what good companies do about it.
In a short journey Kris Van Impe will explain to you what Human Error is and what it isn’t. This will put some light on why we make human errors. How do we do something about reducing them. How good industries do something about it. How can we systematically take care of those Human Error related root causes. Finally, let’s practice on our own environment.
The trainer
Kris Van Impe
My affection for Continuous Improvement and Lean started when I worked for General Motors Belgium, 20 years ago.
Later on I worked at Pfizer where I had the chance of developing my skills in Operational Excellence and where I was trained to become Master Black Belt.
At Pfizer I had the pleasure of improving my knowledge of Human Error Reduction, Lean and Six Sigma. Training, coaching and deploying programs in all those disciplines for Pfizer Belgium, and sometimes also other Pfizer sites in Europe, was my job and my hobby at the same time.
After a period of working as freelance where I gave some training sessions for Pauwels Consulting and other companies, I started working for Pauwels with a project at Biocartis. During that time I continued working on all kinds of OpEx related subjects for Pauwels and for Biocartis.
Over all those years I’ve been attracted to everything regarding OpEx and my passion is turning into an addiction!
Language: English
Stakeholders in manufacturing and prototyping. Who are they? How do you manage business & interpersonal relationships with them?
This inspirational session will give you insights in:
- Concept briefings
- R&D mindset
- The diverse technologies for prototype production, with attention for the latest innovations
- Distinguish the stakeholders for manufacturing and prototyping: Who are they? How to manage business & interpersonal relations with these people?
- Understand the process flow(s) in order to assure business continuity
The trainer
Bram Van den Broeck has more than 19 years of experience in product development and mechanical design experience & more than 15 years of project management experience. He’s a product development & innovation consultant with a laser focus on product design & user experience. Bram is owner of Ikonblast. Ikonoblast is a product development & innovation consultancy that develops physical & digital products. Based in Antwerp, Belgium, Ikonoblast operates in a globalized context and serves an international clientele of various sizes, in different industries. Ikonoblast’s 360° service covers the full product development & innovation trajectory, ranging from ideation, via component design, up to manufacturing.
Language: English
Connect at our Afterwork drink
Join us in Hof Ter Zielbeek to catch up with your colleagues, meet new Pauwels People, share your knowledge & have fun! We will provide drinks and snacks. See you then!
