Prosci, the globally recognized leader in change management, has launched its Certification for Advanced Practitioners. This new offering is the capstone to Prosci’s advanced training programs—the Model Mastery Series—designed to enhance the skills of Prosci Certified Change Practitioners, allowing them to elevate their skills and tackle more complex change challenges. Upon completion, participants will become a Prosci Certified Advanced Change Practitioner.
“Prosci is committed to constantly evolving to drive our customer’s success. This new certification combines cutting-edge research, deep expertise, and practical, ready-to-use resources to ensure practitioners deliver measurable outcomes, elevating both their organizational impact and their careers." says Lisa Kempton, Director of Global Learning Products.
Through Prosci’s Model Mastery Training and Certification for Advanced Practitioners, participants will learn to improve project outcomes, mitigate problems, and strengthen leadership engagement.
Effective change management can increase the likelihood of success on strategic initiatives by seven times. Prosci’s research into best practices also found that over 70% of projects with excellent change management were completed on or under budget, underscoring the impact of well-implemented change management practices. With enhanced skills, tools to manage change, and resources to evaluate the effectiveness against ROI, projects are more likely to be successful.
“The velocity of change is increasing, while expectations of businesses around employee engagement and experience are also rising,” said Michelle Haggerty, Chief Operating Officer & US President. “The intersection of those two trends makes good change management practice more important than ever. This advanced training will help change practitioners and their organizational leaders refine and advance their practice.”
For more information about Prosci’s Advanced Model Mastery Training and Certification for Advanced Practitioners, please visit, Advanced Offerings | Prosci.
