Leading Change
Darla Moore School of Business
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- 2 days
- in person
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Darla Moore School of Business
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About the course
Leading Change targets the change process by introducing participants to the "how to" of leading change. We focus on three distinct steps of the change process: preparation, implementation and institutionalization.
Participants will engage in a variety of dynamic activities utilizing multi-media, case studies and group presentations to reinforce all of the following aspects of leading change:
Preparation: Creating a sense of urgency within your organization, guiding the creation and coordination of the change plan and ensuring every stakeholder understands and has bought into the vision and strategy underlying the change
Implementation: Communicating (reinforcing vision and strategy), acting (identifying and removing obstacles), achieving little victories (sustaining momentum) and exposing you to effective implementation tactics
Institutionalization: Monitor and modify the process, solidify the change into your culture, include in all future training, individual and organization development
Experts
Patrick Hanly
Background Pat Hanly joined the Darla Moore School of Business in August 1999 after serving 24 years in the U.S. Army. A native New Yorker, Hanly has led at all levels of this organization with its nearly 1.5 million employees, annual revenues of over $63 billion, branch offices in more than 100...
Leading Change at Darla Moore School of Business
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