Transformation & Change Management

Fundamental and fast-moving developments like new customer demands, digital transformation, cultural shifts, new ways of working, and the demand for corporate purpose is forcing many organisations and leaders to adapt quickly. Successful change requires professional stakeholder management, otherwise it can go terribly wrong.


Preventing failure through agility, speed, experience & engagement

Most transformations fail, not because of lack of strategy, but because organisations are not able to sufficiently understand and engage critical stakeholders.  Organisations fail to implement the changes with the agility, speed, and governance needed. So how do you succeed with transformation?

 

Structure, engagement, advocacy

There are three keys to successful transformation: tell a clear change story, establish flexible project governance and invite key contributors to participate. Transformation strategy will require clear structure, but if you want rapid innovation and engaged employees, empowered leaders and positive customers, they must be involved in the process and turned into owners to become positive advocates for the long haul.

Corporate purpose

A corporate purpose that addresses and engages all of your key stakeholders will drive business performance. A strong and consistent purpose drives value in: attracting customers, engaging and retaining talent, supporting growth and innovation, mitigating against risks and strengthening your organisation’s reputation.

 

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Our methodology ensures structure & results

PADARE, BOLDT BPI’s proprietary change methodology, is both an acronym and a simple concept – to come together as a community to share ideas that help organisations better adapt to change. Our structured approach is designed to deliver progress quickly through iteration, to achieve specific goals, and to leverage the knowledge, creativity, and resources in the organisation to create a change movement.

 

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