Translated Title"Strategic Leadership During Major Change"SummaryThis seminar is available in French only In conjunction with the Deregulation, globalization, technological advances and social pluralism are forces that are shaking up the business world and putting increased pressure on both management and staff. Companies must constantly strive to cut costs, streamline operations, rethink their products and services and find ways to add value for the end user. They often find themselves caught up in an interminable cycle of reinventing themselves to be able to keep up with the ever-growing competition, reinforce their own relevance and ensure their long-term sustainability. The pace of change is constantly accelerating, rendering structures and practices obsolete shortly after they are rolled out and thus making renewal an ongoing challenge. Successful change requires true commitment from all those involved. Paradoxically, however, because change can modify expectations and perceptions of roles, responsibilities and practices, it can actually undermine this commitment. Bearing this in mind, which management practices can help optimize change? How can every subsystem be aligned and every individual be transformed into an agent of change with a thorough understanding of what is to be done and the ability to develop the necessary skills to make a real and lasting contribution? Workshop Director |
Next datesMontreal (HEC Montréal) :
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FeesNeed information ? |
Understanding and dealing with the key elements of strategic change:
The purpose of this seminar is to familiarize participants with the variables that influence an organization’s ability to cope with change. It focuses on characteristics that can be effectively transformed and explores how to deal with three vital aspects of change: legitimization, implementation through strong leadership and appropriation by the various stakeholders. This seminar will help participants gain better insight into the complex contextual, structural, organizational and human variables behind successful change.