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Change Management: The Future
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Watch Stephen Carver, Senior Lecturer in Change Project and Programme Management at Cranfield School of Management, as he leads the discussion on what the future of Change Management could look like.
As most of us are battling the challenges of a Covid-19 lockdown, perhaps now is a good time to reflect on how the world might look after the crisis, and as managers of change, how we might help to shape it.
It is Stephen's belief that, accelerated by the present crisis, we are approaching a tipping point where three things are going to happen:
- Firstly, there will be a huge upswing in the demand for trained change and project professionals.
- Secondly, there will be an exponential focus on leadership instead of management of change projects.
- Thirdly, these first two points will lead to a rapid AI led revolution in how we use change project tools.
This session follows the popular success of Stephen's most recent webinar Complex Times - How to deal with them.
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Stephen Carver is a Senior Lecturer in Project and Programme Management at Cranfield School of Management. Prior to Cranfield University, Stephen worked on projects for the oil business before moving on to work at Virgin before working directly for a global CEO as head of Project & Programme Management Strategy. He has experience of Project and Programme Management in almost all business sectors from banks to oil and from construction to law firms. He has lectured and consulted globally and is highly experienced in presenting ideas in a way that bridges different cultural and organisational differences. He is an Honorary Fellow of The Institute of Risk Management and an Honorary Fellow of the Association of Project Management.