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Interdepartmental co-development group
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Feeling isolated and want to connect with your peers?
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Join an interdepartmental co-development group, in English or French, led by a manager-coach.
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* A group of people who help each other in their respective development.
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* A training approach that allows people to learn from each other in order to improve and consolidate their management practices.
 
* A structured consultation exercise that focuses on real situations.
 
* Members take turns acting as clients, presenting a real situation, and as consultants, helping the client to enrich their understanding and capacity for action. Consultants are encouraged to ask questions rather than suggest explanations and solutions.
 
* Participants are encouraged to complete a personal diary to identify and document what they have learned in each session, and thus achieve long-term change.
 
* Facilitated by a facilitator (trained to manage the consultation process).
 
* With a commitment to continuity, attendance, confidentiality and adherence to agreed rules.
 
  
Time investment: In general, members meet once a month for 3 hours and sessions are from October to June.  
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== The NMC at a glance ==
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Established in 2000 from a fusion of regional manager communities across the federal government, a small national team was formed, with a presence throughout the country. The NMC supports continuous improvement and innovation in public sector management. We provide meaningful outreach and engagement opportunities, fostering a dynamic and inclusive managers’ community.
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=== What does the NMC do for managers?  ===
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The NMC is a horizontal network that amplifies the voice and helps support the 40,000+ managers who strive to achieve excellence in the public service. As a community, we advocate for public service priorities and represent the needs and interests of managers to senior leaders and central agencies. We highlight the indispensable role managers play in advancing organizational objectives.
  
What it takes to be a participant
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=== How does the NMC achieve this?  ===
* Minimum of one year’s experience in management/supervision.
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Fostering meaningful exchanges between public service managers and share various perspectives and best practices, the NMC hosts in-person and virtual events and activities across the country.  
* Available for managers (EX level).
 
* Commitment to attend meetings.
 
* Obtain approval from your immediate supervisor.
 
  
What it takes to be a facilitator (coach)
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We provide networking, coaching and mentoring opportunities and pertinent resources to help support managers and aspiring managers.  
*Have a recognized training in co-development group facilitation.
 
*Or have already participated in a co-development group.
 
*Significant management experience at middle or senior level.
 
  
For more information, have a look at this videos: "Developing yourself with a codevelopment group"
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The NMC is supported by a dedicated and broad governance structure by which the Community stays connected, remains relevant, and acts effectively in meeting the needs of public service managers. 
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*'''<big>Peer Coaching Circles</big>'''
 
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Like to be part of something remarkable?  Feeling isolated and want to connect with your peers? Want to develop your leadership skills? Leading a new project and feeling stuck?  Need help exploring a career move?  Trying to figure out how to have a challenging conversation? 
 
  
A Peer Coaching Circle offers you:
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=== How can the NMC collaborate with you?  ===
* an introduction to this coaching tool as a learning and skill-building space
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Get involved! We are always looking for volunteers to help with our events and activities. 
* a chance to learn and try out practical, replicable, implementable tools with your peers that you can then use in everyday conversations in the workplace
 
* a peer networking opportunity
 
* a safe, non-judgmental and confidential place to share experiences
 
* an opportunity to experience the power of open-ended questions whether you ask or answer them
 
* a way to learn coaching relevant practices by trying them out and practicing them with peers while tackling real issues in the workplace
 
* an exploration of ways and approaches to generate practical actions and next steps
 
  
Time Commitment: Circles generally meet on a monthly basis for approximately 1.5 hours.  The goal is to launch circles in late spring. Depending on registrations and availability of peer leaders, start dates and number of sessions will vary. We will do our best to accommodate as many managers as possible.
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Part of a managers’ network within your organization? Reach out to find out how we can collaborate.  
  
If you have any questions, please contact your NMC Regional Lead or send an email to nmc-cng@csps-efpc.gc.ca with the subject: "Peer Coaching Circles".
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Are you a regional manager? Become a member of an NMC regional steering committee.  
  
Note: In the Quebec region, the model used is “Co-development” groups
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=== To learn more: ===
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*'''<big>Practical Guide for Aspiring Executives</big>'''
 
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This practical guide is the result of a partnership between the National Managers’ Community (NMC) and the Association of Professional Executives of the Public Service of Canada (APEX).
 
  
While the content is largely based on the APEX Practical Guide for New Executives, it has been adapted to suit the broader needs of the middle management community, with a special focus on leadership assessment and readiness for an executive role, as well as tangible tips and advice on how to prepare for competitions at the EX level.
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Subscribe to the NMC News
  
Link to pdf file
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Contact us nmc-cng@csps-efpc.gc.ca
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Latest revision as of 16:05, 12 December 2024


Welcome to the home of the National Managers' Community (NMC)
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The NMC at a glance

man wearing black and white stripe shirt looking at white printer papers on the wall

Established in 2000 from a fusion of regional manager communities across the federal government, a small national team was formed, with a presence throughout the country. The NMC supports continuous improvement and innovation in public sector management. We provide meaningful outreach and engagement opportunities, fostering a dynamic and inclusive managers’ community.

What does the NMC do for managers?

The NMC is a horizontal network that amplifies the voice and helps support the 40,000+ managers who strive to achieve excellence in the public service. As a community, we advocate for public service priorities and represent the needs and interests of managers to senior leaders and central agencies. We highlight the indispensable role managers play in advancing organizational objectives.

How does the NMC achieve this?

Fostering meaningful exchanges between public service managers and share various perspectives and best practices, the NMC hosts in-person and virtual events and activities across the country.

We provide networking, coaching and mentoring opportunities and pertinent resources to help support managers and aspiring managers.

The NMC is supported by a dedicated and broad governance structure by which the Community stays connected, remains relevant, and acts effectively in meeting the needs of public service managers. 

How can the NMC collaborate with you?

Get involved! We are always looking for volunteers to help with our events and activities.

Part of a managers’ network within your organization? Reach out to find out how we can collaborate.

Are you a regional manager? Become a member of an NMC regional steering committee.

To learn more:

Subscribe to the NMC News

Contact us nmc-cng@csps-efpc.gc.ca

Follow us NMC website / LinkedIn / Youtube