If there is no discrepancy between the way ‘we see ourselves’ and how ‘others see us,’ the identity is normally affirmed, and no significant need for change requires (Gioia et al. 2000). In reality, a tension between organizational identity and change management imperatives seems to be apparent. Senior management may call for a strategic approach to resolve the problem by means of multifaceted media channels. A public declaration of the future image can signal to stakeholders that the organization is changing; therefore, the projection of a compelling future image can directly affect both identity and construed external image, as well as external perceptions of the organization (Gioia et al.
2000).