by Vicky Emery | May 24, 2022 | Conversation starter, For Change Leaders, For Practitioners, For Team Members, Webinar
I thought I’d write about this sensitive topic as it comes up a lot in the conversations I have with Managers and Sponsors as well as Change Managers and mid-level managers. Whether it is a new role people are contemplating or a great feedback about a recent...
by Vicky Emery | Apr 5, 2022 | Conversation starter, For Change Leaders, For Practitioners
Change is not always pretty and it is rarely cheap or easy = it takes investment of time, resources, thinking, listening, planning and unplanning, agile maneuvering, trial and error and reinforcing. Redoing things over and over and getting nowhere is frustrating,...
by Vicky Emery | Mar 9, 2022 | Conversation starter, For Change Leaders, For Practitioners
I’ve been working in Change Management for over 25+ years – I love this field! I enjoy the wild ride that comes with leading and landing change – as a leader myself and working with organisations and individuals to get to grips with the real nature...
by Vicky Emery | Nov 15, 2021 | Building Enterprise Change Capability, For Change Leaders
I forget that not everyone is out of lockdown, for all sorts of reasons. In talking over the biggest issues of the last few weeks with senior leaders to team leaders, I thought it would be navigating the different return dates and rules but it isn’t. There is one...
by Vicky Emery | Oct 1, 2021 | Building Enterprise Change Capability, Case Studies, For Change Leaders, For Practitioners, For Team Members
In this blog, I want to share lessons learned from working with hue – the shade or intensity of a colour. So directly linked to what we do as change practitioners and change leaders! Rarely do I work with just the colour straight out of the tube. You play with the...
by Vicky Emery | Sep 1, 2021 | Building Enterprise Change Capability, Case Studies, For Change Leaders, For Practitioners, For Team Members
Last month, I started to share some of the lessons I am learning from working with watercolours. This blog continues that theme and brings me to perhaps the biggest lesson – small steps and time. If you have dabbled in watercolours, you know if you overwork it, it...
