The elevator pitch is an important part of the change communication process as it allows key information to be easily communicated to those affected by the change. A good elevator speech contains the...
Anne-Lise MacKenzie
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How not to create and deliver an elevator pitch
Social media is a learning tool
The role of social media in learning has sparked a debate that is likely to continue for some time yet. I have just finished reading this brief article in HR Magazine which summarises a discussion...
Our change management webinar programme 2010/11
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City of Stockholm perfectly illustrates a vision...
As we know, building commitment to change begins at the level of the individual and their decisions and behaviours. Well, the City of Stockholm, like JFK before them, have set out their long term...
We still need to manage change out of the downturn
This is an extract from a survey we commissioned and published in September 2009, about managing change through the financial downturn. The findings and implications, even in slightly more stable...
4 ways change agents can make rewards more...
Is hierarchy damaging your change strategy...
In July’s Newsletter, I referred to research carried out by Harvard Business Review on change strategy execution. I couldn’t link to it at the time because it wasn’t live, so here it is, Hierachy can...
5 triggers of resistance to change
How we get things done.
I've been evaluating my productivity for the last couple of weeks, looking to see where I can make incremental, yet significant improvements. Two major developments, have been applying the Getting...
How to select a change management methodology #1
Will it meet your business needs and is it value for money?
When selecting your change management methodology, be clear on what you see as the outcome for the business. This is first and foremost; is...
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