Adam Slonim

Adam Slonim is an Adjunct Fellow at Victoria University, and is the founder of Blended Learning Group which assists organisations with Leadership through Emotional Intelligence, Communicating with Purpose, and Sales Capability. He is Accredited to the Daniel Goleman Emotional & Social Competence methodology. Adam has a long and successful career in sales Adam was previously the National Sales Manager of Australia’s largest outsource provider, managing a team of sales, account and marketing management professionals responsible for over AUD300M annually. Adam consults to a number of companies on go-to-market strategies, and often connects people, ideas, capital and skills required for success. He has also partnered with a research company to measure organisational propensity for Innovation, and trains companies in developing innovation.

Micro Learning – Interactive Seminars

Blended Learning Group will be looking to launch a series of interactive seminars as part of our public offering. These seminars will provide participants with the knowledge, skills and attitude to maximise their performance, whilst providing an opportunity for participants to network with people across multiple organisations. If you would like to register for one …

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Want To Build A High Performing Team? – Focus On Building Trust

Modern businesses thrive when using teams to organise the work. Teams have more talent and experience, more diversity of resources, and greater operating flexibility than individual performers. Research in the last decade has proven the superiority of group decision-making over that of even the brightest individual in the group. But the exception to this rule …

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How effective are your sales capability development programs?

Blended Learning Group’s approach to sales development is to provide sales people with the three defining characters that matter most in the current sales environment; ability to connect and quickly build rapport, provide insights and disrupt the clients current thinking whilst creating constructive tension, and assert and control the buying process to shorten the sales …

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A New Leadership Philosophy

The new work environment and the need for greater contributions from employees make conventional approaches to leadership and leadership development incomplete and inadequate. For decades, companies have been identifying and managing leaders to guide and execute their organisation’s strategy. In this traditional framework, leaders have two primary and complementary roles: Transformational Leadership—This role involves setting …

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Using Business Simulations To Develop Leadership Capability

The Next Generation of Leadership Development After decades of traditional management and leadership development, organisations are starting to create the next generation of programmes by introducing and integrating realistic business simulations. It seems that there are two main drivers for this, both of which have progressed with some pace over the last 12 months. Firstly …

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