Talents are rare and they are precious. That’s why we created Mission Means Academy to enable change by unleashing the potential of people.
Organizations are constantly transforming themselves in response to changing markets and seismic shifts in the nature of work. Realizing the full impact of these changes is often a challenge, however. Most commonly, organizations squander value when they don’t focus on execution and change management or on the leadership and functional capabilities required to address their current and future skill gaps.
Mission Means helps clients to achieve and sustain the full value of their transformations—from enterprise-wide and function-specific transformations, to upskilling and reskilling at scale.
Management Consultant Mohammed Nizam explains how Mission Means Academy develops leaders and builds capabilities for every role in an organization through a blended learning approach.
HOW WE HELP CLIENTS
We work with the enduring organizations to meet their unique needs.
Comprehensive capability building programs that address the organization’s most critical needs, including leadership development, digital, growth and other transformations.
Highly customized programs designed to address an organization’s unique business challenges.
WHY MISSION MEANS ACADEMY
We created Mission Means Academy to help organizations create lasting value
In service of your strategic goals
We understand each organization’s context, goals and challenges, and we craft targeted programs that are directly linked to the drivers of value.
Proven methodology with deep assets
Our frameworks, tools, and people help unlock value for the world’s leading companies and governments.
Insights from Mission Means's Consulting Practice
We bring the insights and innovations gained from developing our own talent to every client situation.
OUR METHODOLOGY
Diagnose
During the first process step (diagnosis), the objective is to identify the problem clearly to avoid generating solutions to issues peripheral to the real problem.
Goal Setting
Once the problem has been understood, diagnosed and defined, the second step (goal setting) of the problem solving process can start to define intended outcome is outlined and described.
Analysis
Once we have generated and developed appropriate solutions and recommendations that resolve the problem and meet the expectation regarding the goals that have been set.
Solution
We arrive to the best solution upon evaluating, ranking, rating, prioritising, risk evaluating and comparing the all aspect of problem to implement these findings.
Delivery
In completing the problem solving process it is necessary to ensure that aspects covered during the previous stages are addressed during the program delivery stage.
OUR ASSETS
Consulting Perspectives
Seamless multi-device experience platform, including gamification, social learning, and learner dashboards