
Change management skills for leaders and managers are now at a premium. Essentials of Leading Change is designed to help develop these skills in a highly participative way. It allows the foundations of change to be developed and built in this collaborative 2-day in-house programme for up to 15 leaders within your institution.
Working together these leaders will address the issues that prevent change; develop an understanding of how change happens; and build change networks within your institution that use shared approaches and language.
Individual leaders will learn to challenge their own perceptions of change; assess their personal effectiveness in leading and managing change; and learn how to step up to the challenge of implementing change.
Taking part in this programme creates a network of leaders, within your institution who have a common understanding of the approaches that can be deployed to lead change and who will be able to continue to provide support for each other.
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Essentials of Leading Change
Key leaders or cross-functional teams within your institution who are or will be responsible for planned change programmes at all levels.
Essentials of Leading Change has been designed to provide key benefits to the institution and to the individual.
Benefits for the institution include:
Personal benefits for participants include:
Essentials of Leading Change will enable participants to consider their own and others’ readiness for change and identify ways of easing people through resistance to change. It will enable them to recognise their own and others’ reactions and responses to change so they can provide appropriate support.
By challenging their thinking about current change programmes it will provide them with a different vision so they can find new ways of making them more impactful. Effective planning, communication and managing key relationships are fundamental to successful change. Involving and communicating with stakeholders at all levels will ease the evolution and success of change.
The use of a number of practical tools, that participants can take with them - ready to use, will enable participants to take immediate action on their return to work, allowing them to reflect upon the practical aspects of changes in which they are involved, and identify actions both personal and organisational to make the change more successful and sustainable.
Essentials of Leading Change is the first in a series of new two-day programmes that have been designed specifically for delivery in-house to groups of leaders from the same institution, providing a very cost effective way of developing the change management skills of a group of your leaders.
The cost of this 2-day programme, taking place in the UK, for up to 15 people is £3,000 (plus expenses) providing exceptional good value for money. If you would like to tailor the standard programme to your more specific requirements we are happy to do this for a negotiated extra cost.
Our change management consultant will come to your institution or a venue of your choice to deliver the programme on two consecutive days.
Day One
Session 1: Your experience and reading of the context of change
Session 2: Establishing the urgency and capability to change
Session 3: Reviewing your current change programmes
Session 4: The change journey – obstacles, quick wins and coalitions of support
Day Two
Session 5: Planning for successful change
Session 6: Creating and communicating purpose and vision
Session 7: Planning change – quick wins and embedding change
Session 8: Building and anchoring personal and organisational change
For UK In-House Programmes
Sweta Purohit, Consultancy Business Manager
T: 020 3468 4823
For International In-House Programmes
Hannah Phung, International Manager
T: 020 3468 4828
For more information contact:
For UK In-House Programmes
Sweta Purohit
Consultancy Business Manager
T: 020 3468 4823
For International In-House Programmes
Hannah Phung
International Manager
T: +44 (0) 20 3468 4828
07 June 2013
Bristol
01 - 02 July 2013
Museum of London
18 July 2013
Leadership Foundation for Higher Education
Peer House, 8-14 Verulam Street
London WC1X 8LZ
T: 020 3468 4810 F: 020 3468 4811