Leading Organisational and Social Change
What are the five key elements that you need to establish in order for change to be successful? This presentation includes approaches, tips and traps as well as case studies of successful change across three diverse organizations: a global professional services firm, a not-for-profit with international stakeholders, and a large insurance enterprise.
How does one overcome the disadvantage of being marginalized to being a leader of enterprise-wide change? Rona Puntawe shares her journey in embracing the unknown and thriving in uncertainty as an immigrant. Originally from the Philippines, she started from nothing and ended up thriving as a change leader and expert in Singapore, Australia, and the USA.
Time and time again, we are confronted with that dismal 70% failure rate of strategic change initiatives. So, what are the warning signs that you need to pay attention to, to avoid being in that statistic? What can you do to increase your chances of success?
Understanding the key concepts of leading change positions you well to create the impact you and your organisation desire. While not an exhaustive list, this is a starting point.
Explore the politics and psychology behind successful projects. This material was presented to Project Management Institute and to Project Leaders’ Network Australia.
This paper discusses how organizational learning is key to innovation and change. The changes in the environment, from social realities to business climate and advancements in technology have made learning an imperative for survival.
“One of the most fundamental—and often frustrating—challenges to any strategic initiative is how to make it stick. Thinking “Big Picture” helps. A lot.” This paper was presented at PMI® Global Congress 2015—North America, Orlando, FL.
“How do you create a rapport with stakeholders you just met? How do you sustain their attention and influence collaborative outcomes? How do you do it all naturally, with ease?” This paper was presented at PMI® Global Congress 2015—North America, Orlando, FL
Simple steps to begin leading change that you can practically apply.