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Change Program

Manage organizational change holistically

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Structure Your Change Program

The shape of an organization's change program and system depends on the holistic business design, cross-functional management, corporate culture, and the targeted areas that need to be changed.

 

 

Vadim Kotelnikov inspirational speaker creative problem solving

If you create something unseen before,
prepare to address challenges unmet earlier

~ Vadim Kotelnikov

 
 

 

 

Define Challenges and Prepare To Win

Any change, even a change for the better, is always accompanied by discomforts, resistance, and drawbacks. Your change program needs to be explicitly built around existing and anticipated challenges and risks.

Lead by example, eliminate bureaucracy, and create incentives to inspire the desired behavior and therein reinforce the virtuous spiral of change in the learning wheel.

 

Create Change for Innovation and Competitive Advantage

How To Overcome Resistance To Change

Common Ways

 

 

 

6Ws of Strategic Change Management

Why – the purpose: the problems to be solved or the opportunity to be pursued

What – the strategic intent, the goals and objectives

Where – the context: the internal and external environment

When – the milestone events and timing

Who – the leader and the team

How – the process of change implementation and motivation of stakeholders

 

Change Management

Yin-Yang Strategies

6Ws of Change Management

Leading vs. Managing

How To Anticipate Change

Ask Learning SWOT Questions

 

 

Peter Drucker management quotes

Follow effective action with quiet reflection. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action.

Peter
Drucker

 

 

 

Success Story: Cultural Change at Unilever

When team members at Unilever began to design a new leadership development initiative for top managers, they knew that the global company needed something to help it become a more enterprising and competitive industry leader. So, they proposed to fundamentally change leadership behaviors and create an entirely new, enterprising corporate culture.

"As we launched into our growth strategy, I realized that I didn't feel right: something was missing," says Antony Burgmans, Co-chairman of Unilever. "We were doing all the right things: a new, focused strategy; shareholder support; a new organization structure; and good people in place. But something was wrong – the critical piece was missing. What I saw was that even though we had an excellent change strategy, and an inspiring vision, what was really required to bring about change at Uniliver was a new culture, a new leadership mindset, and new behaviors."... More

 

Proactive Futuring

Exceed the Desired Results

Creating Change

Making Big Changes

Organizational Transformation

Why Change Fails

Leading Change

Leading Organizational Change

Jack Welch's 7-Point Change Program for Corporate Leadership

Transformational Leader: 6 Skills

 

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4 Components of a Behavioral Change Program

① Top management sponsorship

② Communication

③ Sponsor-agent-target effort

④ Incentives

 

How To Create an Effective Organizational Change System

Lead Change by Asking Questions

 

 

 

Start with Yourself

The best place to start change is with yourself. If whatever you do doesn't work, you must be flexible – you must change your action plan if the current one does not produce the required results. If you want other people to change, you must be prepared to make the first step yourself... More

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