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Tag Archives: change management
Developing 21st-Century Leader and Team Superpowers
GUEST POST from Janet Sernack According to McKinsey & Co, in a recent article The new roles of leaders in 21st-century organizations they say that the focus of leaders, in traditional organisations, is to maximize value for shareholders. To do this effectively, … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Digital Transformation, education, Innovation, Leadership, Training
Tagged Business Transformation, change, change leadership, change management, change planning, Employees, future, HR, Innovation, Leadership, organizational change, success, Talent, Thought Leadership, training
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Re-Thinking for a New Era
GUEST POST from Janet Sernack In our last blog, we proposed, rather than living in a world where everyone hates to fail, why not adopt a rethink, respond, regroup, thrive pattern, and experience failure as an opportunity for change, unlearning, and … Continue reading
Posted in Change, collaboration, Creativity, Digital Transformation, education, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Leadership, Psychology, Training
Tagged Business Transformation, change, change leadership, change management, change planning, Creative Thinking, future-fit, Innovation, innovative thinking, Insights, Leadership, re-thinking, Thought Leadership, training, unlearning
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Everyone hates to fail, why do you?
GUEST POST from Janet Sernack If you have ever had a significant setback, made a serious mistake, or failed at completing an important task, you will have experienced some kind of deep emotional and visceral, largely unconscious, negative, reactive response … Continue reading
All Leadership is Change Leadership
GUEST POST from Randy Pennington Taxi companies could have created a ride scheduling and payment app. They didn’t. There are a number of reasons why it didn’t happen, but the biggest reason was reluctance to challenge the status quo. The same goes … Continue reading
Posted in Change, culture, Innovation, Leadership
Tagged change leadership, change management
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You Must Play and Experiment to Create and Innovate
GUEST POST from Janet Sernack Growing up in the fashion industry, in 1980’s Paris, I forged an exciting global career and experienced, first hand, a diverse range of the most amazingly innovative fashion presentations ever. It was the dawn of … Continue reading
Change Management Needs to Change
GUEST POST from Greg Satell In 1983, McKinsey consultant Julien Phillips published a paper in the journal, Human Resource Management, that described an ‘adoption penalty’ for firms that didn’t adapt to changes in the marketplace quickly enough. His ideas became … Continue reading
Creating 21st Century Transformational Learning
GUEST POST from Janet Sernack I was privileged to attend one of the first Theory U; Presencing Leadership for Profound Innovation and Change Workshops presented by the Sloane School of Management, in Boston in 2008. This means that I have … Continue reading
Posted in Change, collaboration, Creativity, culture, Digital Transformation, education, eLearning, Innovation, Leadership, Training
Tagged Business Transformation, change, change leadership, change management, change planning, collaboration, Design Thinking, digital transformation, future, Innovation, organizational change, Strategy, Talent, Thought Leadership, training, Workshops
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Re-Skilling and Upskilling People & Teams
The pandemic has increased the pace of change in a digitally accelerated world, and at the same time, it is forcing organizations, leaders, and teams to become more purposeful, human, and customer-centric. Where managing both the future and the present simultaneously requires people to unlearn what … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Transformation, change, change leadership, change management, change planning, collaboration, Customers, digital transformation, future, Innovation, Leadership, organizational change, Strategy, Thought Leadership, training
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Managing Both the Present and the Future
GUEST POST from Janet Sernack In our last blog, we described the three characteristics that offer senior executives a “unique unfreezing opportunity” from the disruptive COVID-19 hiatus and the rate of exponential technological change. These involved developing a future-ready company that builds upon … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Transformation, change, change leadership, change management, collaboration, Customers, digital transformation, future, Innovation, innovation coaching, Innovation Culture, innovation leadership, organizational change, Thought Leadership
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Developing a Future-Fitness Focus
GUEST POST from Janet Sernack In a recent article “Organizing for the future: Nine keys to becoming a future-ready company” McKinsey and Co, suggested that the Covid-19 pandemic has added to the pressure to change that has been growing for many years, … Continue reading
Posted in Change, education, Innovation
Tagged Business Transformation, change, change leadership, change management, digital transformation, future, future-fit, Human-Centric Problem-Solving, humnan-centric, Innovation, innovation coaching, Innovation Culture, innovation leadership, organizational change, Talent, Thought Leadership
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