Explore Stakeholder Engagement  Strategies and All Things Change Management

Frameworks help deal with the complexities of change. You might not know some things about the popular change management models.

As businesses seek to adapt, maintain market position, or drive new strategies, one ingredient often overlooked is emotional intelligence.

Speed often defines success and the race is on: boost efficiency before the technology changes or the competition gets in first.

This post shines a light on the insights of Change Managers and offers practical advice for leaders steering change initiatives.

Change is now a daily reality in organisations and requires careful planning and execution. This is where professional services come in.

The organisational baseline can shift suddenly. This fluidity can make it difficult to maintain momentum and focus on long-term goals.

Change continues to push forward, crafting and defining the future of work.

How do we show value, make their load easier, and enlist the help of C-suite leaders to lead the change?

From managing stakeholder expectations to mitigating risks, change management provides the key to help you steer your projects to success.

By understanding its limitations and leveraging its strengths, organisations can harness the power of AI to drive successful change.

Whether disrupting needs or meeting them, starting with an understanding of Maslow's theories could change your world.

In this blog post, we explore strategies to effectively communicate the benefits of portfolio change and gain buy-in from stakeholders.

Is change management simply an accompaniment to the transformation process, an essential ingredient, or just an afterthought?

In this post we look at why we feel so strongly about having our say, and the implications of this for change management.

Are you being asked to do the improbable in building change capability for people who don't see it as a priority? Try these 5 ideas.

Changing the culture can lead to increased employee engagement, improved productivity, and a stronger, more relevant organisation.

In some ways change management is more complex than many business disciplines. It involves balancing competing priorities that can conflict.

This blog post examines the connection between design thinking and change management.

Whether for lack of awareness or lack of visibility, here's what we wished executives knew about change management.

Does adaptive leadership theory offer a flexible approach to navigating change that is still relevant today?