The group Chair (the leader), the CEO and the Key Exec discuss development objectives at the onset so that the content of the meetings and speaker selection are directed at the members’ needs. Then, every six months, the three meet to review progress and establish new objectives.
The result is an increasingly capable senior exec who is learning, growing and feeling more committed to the company that is investing in their development – an important retention factor. And when multiple execs from the same company join a Key Group, the entire senior team becomes more united and more capable, together.