Practical Change Management: The Top Ten Countdown – No. 10

LEARN TO LEAD CHANGE BECAUSE (1) YOU CAN, and (2) IT DIRECTLY IMPACTS RESULTS

The rate of change is exponentially increasing and professionals are looking for real world practical help to survive and thrive as their organizations create and respond to changes.  Leading change, understanding how individuals and organizations transition through change is a key leadership competency and directly related to business results.

Companies that under-invest in change management are missing out on the impressive results from excellent execution. A 2002 McKinsey Quarterly article reported that projects with stellar change management delivered 143% of the return on investment (ROI), while projects with weak change management only delivered 35% of the ROI.

Learning to lead change and knowing how to get things done is, no question, a valuable skill. Learn to lead change because you can  – we need more people that know how to get things done in organizations, communities, and governments.

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