Taking Charge of Change
Gain the skills to lead your team through challenging change
Benefits to you and your organisation
- Understand how to maintain team and organisational performance through change
- Develop your ability to analyse challenges, create options, assess risks and identify solutions
- Instigate change successfully, even if you lack formal authority over the people/area undergoing change
Core modules
- Planning change processes: discover frameworks, stakeholders, culture and models to plan and manage change in an organisation
- Responses to change: understanding what happens to teams and individuals during change, the 5 Cs of change, choosing your response
- Change communicator: design change communications that work – 'push' and 'pull' messages and drivers
- The change leader: choose a style or approach to change – facilitative or directive – that is fit for the challenge
- Change strategy tools: assess competencies, risk and contingency, 'emergent' versus 'directed' strategy
- Problem-solving tools: facilitate creativity, develop innovative solutions, challenge mindsets in change
- Scoping and mapping change: discover how to identify change levers and change stabilizers in your process.
Who should attend?
Managers called upon to instigate change; change managers/agents, HR professionals who want to complement their existing skillset.
Learning approaches
The programme will involve projects and a case study for you to analyse and make recommendations. We'll cover useful theories and models and show you how to use them in practice.
| Dates | 11 - 12 November 2009 |
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| Duration | 2 days |
| Cost | £500+VAT Includes full documentation, lunch and refreshments. |
| Venue | London |
| Documentation | Workbook containing all the topics covered during the programme. |
| Booking Info | The course running on 12-13 November 2008 is no longer available. Book Now Also available in-house » |
Please contact us if you'd like to discuss your training requirements with our team, or would like more information |


