Training Program
The Art & Science of Cultural Change
Learn the technical and human dynamics required to overcome resistance and implement change.
If resistance blocks progress in your project or strategy,
it's time to understand how change really works.
Introduction
Implementing cultural change requires a balance between the human and technical aspects.
The change strategy, support structure, and project set-up must have a strong technical foundation. Yet the success of most change efforts is determined by the human components of change, such as people’s resistance, buy-in, motivation, and engagement.
This requires an artistic ability to navigate the emotions and inhibitors associated with all cultural-change efforts, grounded in an in-depth understanding of both the human and technical sides of change.
Program Description
Purpose
This program develops an in-depth understanding of both the human and technical aspects of change and shows you how to combine them to set up robust cultural change projects and successfully lead people and organizations through cultural change.
Results Expected
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Develop an in-depth understanding of cultural change
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Significantly increase the probability of success of your next change project
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Better handle people’s natural resistance to change
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Spend less time and resources on firefighting when implementing your change project
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Better identify and remove inhibitors throughout the change process
Who For
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For decision makers responsible for creating the change strategy and project structure
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For top managers who will lead their organization, function, or department through change
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For project managers whose projects face resistance and other characteristics of a change project.
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For those who would like an introductory program on change management
This Program Can be Used to
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Design a tool to measure the progress and success of your cultural-change project
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Create a change strategy that handles both the human and technical sides of change
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Design a platform that can support leaders in implementing your change strategy
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Design a roadmap that can handle the "unexpected" inhibitors of change
When to Use
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Before the management team creates the change strategy and project structure
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To prepare top leaders for leading their organization or function through change
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As a fundamental training for all Change Agents
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As a basic training in change management
Duration
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1 day
INDICATIVE CONTENTS
Leading a Change Effort
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Differences in change management, project management, and cultural change
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Imperatives for implementing change
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Responsibilities of different levels of leaders in managing change
Change Strategy
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Critical components of a change strategy
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How culture can facilitate and inhibit change
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Critical components needed to support the change effort
Inhibitors of Change
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Different forms of resistance and ways to overcome them
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Review common traps, blind spots, and derailment factors
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Create a strategy to identify and remove Inhibitors
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How to overcome the initial wall of inhibitors
Steps for Implementing Change
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Basic steps and sequence for implementing change
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How to manage momentum throughout the transformation process
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Methods to accelerate the change process
Managing the Transformation Process
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Critical practices for managing people through change
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How to build momentum continuously – ways to create and manage it
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How to measure the progress made
Leading People Through Change
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How to obtain buy-in to a change effort
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Role of coaching in the transformation process
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How habits can facilitate or resist a change effort - how to manage habits