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Creating Leadership Development Programs Certificate

Dates: Oct. 26- 27, 2025

Local Time: 9:00 – 17:00

Venue: Pacific Business Hotel (No. 495, Guangfu S. Rd., Xinyi Dist., Taipei City 110007)

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Language: English

 

Fee

成人學生

Advanced (6/14~9/10)

US$1,550

Regular (9/11~10/9)

US$1,650

Bundle ticket (CLDP+Full conference)

成人學生

Advanced (6/14~9/10)

US$2,100

Regular (9/11~10/9)

US$2,400

Course Info

Design and implement transformational leadership development programs that nurture high performers and prepare them to take on new roles within your organization. Take your leadership initiatives beyond individual training events and build the foundation for a holistic leadership development process that begins by laying the groundwork and partnering with senior executives.

The ATD LEADS model, an exclusive model based on industry-leading research and best practices, serves as the foundation for the course. Using the model as a guide, we will explore all the components necessary to build a successful program, from establishing organizational readiness and analyzing various assessment models to evaluating leadership competencies and behaviors and their relationship to your organization's workforce needs. Six case studies allow you to learn from other organizations that have implemented leadership development programs. This course addresses identifying candidates and designing developmental opportunities, including creating learning events. You will also learn how to sustain programs by demonstrating their impact on the bottom line.

Why You Should Attend

  • Discover the components of planning, designing, and sustaining best-in-class leadership development programs.

  • Directly align leadership development programs to your organization’s culture, goals, vision, and mission.

  • Review the latest research and trends on leadership development and compare best practices against your organization’s current approach.

  • Access dozens of ready-to-use tools and templates to support your design work.

  • Earn an industry-recognized ATD certificate and digital badge.

What You Will Learn

  • Use the ATD leadership development model to create a leadership development program.

  • Ensure alignment of a leadership development program to an organization’s culture, vision, mission, and goals, as well as competencies, customers' requirements, and business needs.

  • Select and implement appropriate learning methods.

  • List content and competencies that must be included in a leadership development program.

  • List observable behaviors that display a leader’s ability to demonstrate the competencies.

  • Discuss a hierarchy of competencies and content for entry, mid-level, and executives.

  • Utilize process planning checklists and other job aids to create a leadership development program.

  • Measure and link the value of a leadership development program to an organization’s bottom line.

  • Implement questionnaires, assessment methods, and self-evaluation tools presented in the leadership development program.

  • Incorporate best practices in leadership needs assessments, implementation, and when identifying high potential candidates for leadership programs.

Who Should Attend

This program is ideal for participants with backgrounds in learning design who have a business need to develop leaders and create effective leadership programs. The program focuses on understanding and applying best practices in developing a leadership development process, including designing learning experiences that nurture new leaders. This program is not a leadership course in and of itself.

Course Topics

Creating Leadership Development Programs

  • Assess the Organization

  • Leadership Development Process

Lay the Foundation

  • Define Key Business Drivers

  • Engage the Leaders from the Start

Envision the Future

  • Set Expectations

  • Leadership Competency

  • Leadership Commitment

Agree on and Articulate an Action Plan

  • Establish Goals

  • Select Participants

  • Build a Communication Plan

Design the Developmental Elements

  • Development Methods

  • Leadership Development Options

Sustain Progress

  • Process and Systems of Sustainability

  • Evaluation Methods

About The Facilitator 

Jonathan Yeo is an inclusive culture strategist, talent development expert, leadership coach, and motivational speaker and facilitator.

He is the founder of The Potential Space, providing strategy, design, and delivery of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and talent development solutions to organizations and individuals. Prior to founding his company, Jonathan worked at Apple for 10 years, where he designed and delivered DEI solutions, leadership curricula, and interpersonal skill development programs. He has nurtured organizational culture and development across a wide range of industries including technology, biosciences, education, marketing, arts, and entertainment.

Jonathan is passionate about developing high-potential individual contributors, new managers, experienced leaders, and mentorship programs. He delivers topic-specific experiences that explore bias, identity, and allyship, and he regularly facilitates workshops focused on team building, communication, and collaboration skills. He also provides individual and group coaching and is certified in the NeuroLeadership Institute’s brain-based coaching program.

Jonathan completed a master’s degree in change from INSEAD business school in France and holds a bachelor’s degree in communication from the University of Technology Sydney in Australia. Born in Australia and based in the US for the last eight years, he is passionate about global understanding and local relevance for learning experiences. Jonathan has worked in 18 countries and visited more than 50. He is certified in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) instrument, DiSC® assessment, Situational Leadership II, Lominger-Korn Ferry Leadership Architecture, and Emotional Intelligence Profile (PSI).

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Jonathan Yeo

Founder, The Potential Space

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