Hi Verachai,
Operational change is inevitable and difficult because people overestimate the value of what they have and underestimate the value of what they may gain for giving up. Identify the most effective methods for planning and executing operational change within your organisation when you enlist yourself in the upcoming “Operational Change Management” training.
Scheduled to run in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 30 November – 1 December 2015, this dynamic and interactive training will have you leaving with a wealth of knowledge in structuring strategic frameworks for determining and evaluating successful operational change and values as part of development of your organisation. This training will also provide a fresh perspective on what it takes to lead, implement and drive operational change management effectively in order to compete in the complex global market.
To view the brochure, please click here
This is a hands-on workshop where we incorporate the use of research-based assessment tools, real life case studies, engaging exercises, imulations, models and best practices:
Case Study: Impact of Human Emotional Needs on Growth and target achievement. Wanting to be more like Sony?
Group Exercise: Overcoming the limitations and challenges that hold us back
Exercise: The Impact of Alignment on Performance – Demonstration using the mathematical discipline of Vector Dynamics
Challenge conventional approaches in managing change from our interactive sessions:
[Communicating Change: How to Be Relevant in the Current Market] Transparency: Clarifying the desired outcomes from the change and leading the change
[Aligning Change to Business Growth by Keeping in Mind Risk Factors] Aligning The Three Realms of Performance and Change to the vision
[Eliminating Retention: Today’s Turnover Challenges] Cultivating conducive environment that enables employees to develop their skills and talent
Adopt creative approaches and new solutions for operational change actions from your peers and your trainer, Bjorn Martinoff. Bjorn is the author of the book ‘Develop Exponential Power’ which was recommended reading by Harvard’s most influential global leadership thinker Marshall Goldsmith. Bjorn has nearly 20 years experience as a coach, organisational development consultant, author, trainer and facilitator. He frequently writes for PMAP Magazine, HRM Magazine, and the ISODC magazine. Some of his notable clients:
• Samsung • Dell • IBM • Johnson & Johnson • Mercedes-Benz • Mitsubishi • Infiniti • Porsche • Audi • Volkswagen • General Motors • Maersk • Unilever
Click here to download the full agenda
All delegates attending this training will receive a complimentary copy of Bjorn’s just released book on “Develop Exponential Power - Stop Chasing It and Let It Chase You”. Early Bird ticket is available now until 25 September 2015. Do contact Michelle for more information:
Tel: +603 2723 6611 | Fax: +603 2723 6622 | Email: michelley@marcusevanskl.com
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Ref. no.: EB-20644069
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