We are pleased to announce that the Advancing Quality Alliance (AQuA) will be partnering with 10GM and Do Well to support the system leadership development approach for current and future leaders across the Greater Manchester (GM) workforce. The work is a key priority to achieve the shared GM Moving ambition and to support in enabling a workforce fit to reaching the target of 75% of people active or fairly active by 2025.
10GM is a joint venture between local voluntary, community and social enterprise infrastructure organisations across the 10 boroughs in Greater Manchester. AQuA will be working alongside 10GM, the lead organisation on the project, to accelerate the system change required and enable transformation in the culture, behaviours, skills, knowledge and capabilities of the GM workforce.
Cath Sloan, Head of System Transformation at AQuA said:
“The System Transformation team at AQuA are delighted to be partnering with 10GM and Do Well on this exciting system change project to develop system leadership capabilities within Greater Manchester. This innovative collaboration brings together a wide range of expertise across public, private and VCSE sectors to enable transformational change in the GM workforce”.
Hayley Lever, Strategic Lead from GM Moving added:
“We are excited to start the next phase of leadership development work with 10GM and partners. We have already started to see and feel a shift in the leadership capabilities, style and approach of those who are working together to deliver GM Moving. Through this collaborative work, we can grow, spread and scale what we have tested, to make an even bigger difference as a community of leaders.”
The approach aims to develop more leaders in Greater Manchester to lead in ways that are consistent with the GM principles of reform and GM Moving’s pointers for leadership practice, and to support locality leads and direct delivery partners to make a step change in their confidence and skills in leading system change.
10GM and partners will work to co-design the approach and delivery will take place in early 2020.
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