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Change Management: Improvising Creative Solutions

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Available as a custom program.
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Los Angeles, CA

$750


This workshop is designed to enhance your skills managing in chaotic, ultra-competitive, and rapidly changing business environments. We will discuss topics in change management from the individual, team, and organization levels. Our classroom discussions will draw on cases and research from psychology , organizational theory, and behavioral economics. We will supplement this with experiential learning exercises that are adapted from theatrical improvisation.

Key Topics

  • Accelerating decisions
  • Improving group decision making
  • Managing creativity & group problem-solving
  • Fostering innovation and organizational learning

Practical Application/Exercises

  • Shedding inhibitions
  • Improving listening and communication
  • Building trust in groups
  • Honing concentration and allocating attention
  • Distributing leadership among group members

Learning Objectives/Benefits

  • Build & leverage relationships
  • Accurately assess situations/environments/people
  • An understanding of self & group
  • The ability to drive change
  • Adaptability

Faculty

Craig Fox
Robert Kulhan

Who Should Attend?

  • Mid- to senior level executives
  • Those who can affect their teams and make an immediate impact in their companies

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