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Attend Prosci’s engaging, interactive change management webinars and access our extensive on-demand webinar library.
Presenter:
Quentin Orsmond
Presenters:
Tim Creasey Scott Anderson
Tim Creasey, Prosci's Chief Innovation Officer, is exploring a new frontier and would love to a) share it with you, and b) get your input. The challenge is captured as this: how can we lead both more productive AND more human-centric change and organizations? While it feels like a paradox or tradeoff, the winners of the future will be those who optimize both. In this session, explore the paradox, why it matters more now than ever, and how you can lead change with more productive AND more human centric outcomes.
Prosci research consistently shows that applying excellent change management enables organizations to achieve more successful change. Yet, some change practitioners struggle to get the support and investment they need for change management on projects because it’s still considered a “nice to have.” In this interactive webinar, Tim Creasey teaches you how to change the conversation and define change management’s value through different lenses, including return-on-investment. You will come away with a step-by-step approach for quantifying change management's contribution to a project, and learn how to lead a conversation with internal stakeholders about the value change management brings to your organization.
Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Who should attend: Change leaders from organizations that are newer to change management, or organizations where change management is a “nice to have” on projects.
Change is happening all around us, and putting three fundamental skills into your personal “change toolkit” will help you thrive through the uncertainty. This webinar introduces you to the mindset shift and toolset required to build the right skills and confidently say, “I can individually thrive in change,” “I can fulfill my role in change,” and “I can initiate and successfully manage change.” Join Karen Ball, Prosci’s EVP of Research, Product & Marketing to explore an interactive and self-reflective discussion leveraging Prosci research insights, as well as the ADKAR Model—a powerful yet simple model for facilitating individual change.
Level: Beginner and Intermediate
Who’s this for: Anyone who is new to managing change, change practitioners with less than 5 years of experience, experienced change practitioners looking for a refresh, and managers and leaders of employees impacted by significant changes.
Project managers face increasing pressure to deliver strong results on time, under budget and fully scoped. Yet, each aspect of this “triple constraint” has unique challenges. In this focused webinar, we'll explore and apply the best practices in organizational change management that have been proven to increase your effectiveness as a project manager. Whether you discover a fresh approach to engaging with your sponsor about scope or a communications approach that gets your project updates opened and read, this session will equip you with easy-to-use tools to add value to your projects immediately.
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Who’s this for: Project/Program managers, project teams, and anyone responsible for delivering results on a critical initiative.
Deploying enterprise change management (ECM) can be a complex and lonely undertaking. Fortunately, you have Prosci and a community of like-minded professionals to learn from! Join Prosci Director of Development, Scott Anderson, for a webinar on navigating the ECM journey. He’ll his share his real-world experiences as former Enterprise Change Manager for Western Governors University (WGU), including the concepts that shaped and accelerated his work building enterprise change capability there. Prepare to be inspired by practical ideas you can apply to your own ECM deployment journey.
Level: All levels
Who’s this for: ECM Deployment Leaders, Advanced Change Practitioners, anyone tasked with deploying change management across an organization