Getting the right things done in organisations requires shrewd use of power, politics and influence. Individuals equipped with political intelligence are better placed to achieve both personal and organisational goals.

Julius Caesar is Shakespeare’s most political play and offers surprisingly modern insights into how to manage tough political dilemmas.

The programme draws on lessons from four powerful leaders: Julius Caesar, Brutus, Cassius and Mark Antony.

It provides a platform for leaders to assess their abilities around power and influence, and the opportunity to practise new skills to better equip themselves for the future.

We examine how to take the initiative, how to mobilise successful coalitions to make a positive difference, and how to identify the sources of power both for us and against us.

We look at the different elements of influence which need to be applied both internally and externally to ensure success.

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