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Art of Leadership programme on May 15

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The ‘Art of Leadership’ programme organised by the Art of Living, will be held from May 15 to 17 at the Hilton Garden Inn, Al Khuwair.


The programme will be conducted by Dr Virat Chirania, a renowned corporate trainer and TEDx speaker who is known for his expertise in the field of stress management, effective team building,boosting productivity, mind management, personal excellence and emotional intelligence.


Dr Chirania, who has trained various multinational corporates including Shell, Toyota, Nasa, Google, Microsoft, The World Bank, Cisco, Deloitte, City Bank, Tata Communications, Bosch, Oracle, L&T, is an Engineering graduate with a Masters in Management from New York and a PhD in Emotional Intelligence.


Dr Chirania’s approach has been proven to yield results that have inspired and empowered thousands worldwide, fostering effective leaders in both their personal and professional lives. Through his unique leadership programmes, many individuals have become key drivers of success within their respective teams.


The workshop is specifically designed for corporate leaders, senior management and middle management cadre, professionals, entrepreneurs / business owners, decision makers, and all those aspiring to be modern business leaders who desire to bring about positive change in the shortest span of time.


The workshop aims to equip participants with essential leadership skills that will enhance their leadership capabilities and positively impact their organisations. Participants will be able to gain insights into effective leadership practices, understand the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership, and learn how to manage stress and boost productivity.


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