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Leading through change - The 4 catalysts of successful business transformation
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Leading through change - The 4 catalysts of successful business transformation

About this Guide

We've come through a year of turbulent change, but while the turmoil has thankfully begun to subside there is not going to be any let-up on the pressure to transform at speed.

There is much more change to come from the fallout of the past year and the need to transform and adapt to a radically different world of work.

This demands that organizations keenly understand what they need to do to enable successful, fast-paced change and transformation. In this guide we walk you through four key catalysts for leaders to achieve that successful transformation at speed:

  • Invested leadership
  • Purpose-driven transformation
  • Involving your people at the heart of change
  • World-class communications

Authors

Tim Vaughan

Tim Vaughan

Editorial Director, Poppulo

Joss Mathieson

Joss Mathieson

Chief Encouragement Officer at Change Oasis

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