Elevate
Transitioning Into Management
High-performing scientists are often promoted into management roles with little preparation for people leadership.
Organizations assume strong technical employees will naturally figure it out.
Sometimes they do. Often they don’t.
New managers struggle with delegation, accountability, communication, and leading former peers. Teams lose confidence, performance suffers, and organizations risk losing both a strong scientist and a future leader. And they have a management vacancy to fill.
It’s a common and costly leadership transition mistake made by most organizations.
Elevate was designed to help first-time biotech managers successfully transition from technical expert to people leader through practical development in communication, accountability, delegation, and leadership effectiveness.
Technical professionals preparing for a transition into people management
New managers developing communication, delegation, accountability, and leadership effectiveness
Organizations investing in successful transition and long-term manager development
Elevate is ideal for
Managing Former Peers
How to anticipate and navigate relationship changes when peers become direct reports.
Getting Work Done Through Others
How to set direction, align goals, and provide feedback that supports team performance.
Expanding Leadership Scope
How to adapt to increased responsibility through delegation, cross-functional influence, and organizational collaboration.
Developing & Retaining Talent
How to support engagement, accountability, growth, and retention through effective people leadership.
Participants will learn
11.5 hours of instruction over 12 weeks
Bi-weekly classes
Initial 3-hour in-person workshop in Madison, WI
5 virtual workshops @ 90 minutes
1 coaching session @ 50 minutes
10:1 Trainer-to-Participant ratio
Program format
Flexible Delivery Options
Elevate is available as a public enrollment course, private in-house program, or customized organizational workshop delivered on-site, virtually, or in locations outside Madison, WI.