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Navigating Change? Learn How to Mitigate the Disruptions

By Liz Bywater | Thought Leadership | Comments are Closed | 4 September, 2019 | 0


There are five common types of change, often quite disruptive, that I see my clients in all industries dealing with today:

  1. Mergers, acquisitions and integrations.
  2. A new CEO, leadership team, or changing of the board.
  3. Layoffs.
  4. Regulatory pressures.
  5. Dynamic shifts in the marketplace.

Here are three things that help every leader drive change successfully:

  1. Timely, transparent, balanced communication.
  2. Thoughtfully scanning the environment for rumors, anxieties and disruptions to productivity.
  3. Providing genuine reassurance that employees and customers will always come first.

When you learn how to mitigate the disruption inherent in major change, you exponentially increase organizational buy-in and minimize resistance that can stop progress in its tracks.

You can read more about controlling what you can control in the face of change by using my Control, Influence, Adapt tool (CIA) here, or watch a short video explaining: how taking the time to be thoughtful, strategic, and deliberate helps leaders get better, more sustainable results

#slowdowntospeedup #leadsucceedandthrive #strategicleadership
To your continued success!

Dr. Liz

PS: I’d love to know, what’s your biggest challenge in leading through change? What can I write about to help you today?

Liz’s expert insight, straightforward style and personable nature is why she is so good at what she does.
– Suzann Schiller, Executive VP, Strategic Collaborations Cello Health Communications

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Liz Bywater

Dr. Liz Bywater has been called a one-of-a-kind leadership expert. Working at the intersection of business and psychology, she brings together practical experience (advising top executives across the Fortune 500), advanced education (she’s earned a PhD in Psychology) and a dynamic personal style to inspire, engage and advise her clients.

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