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How to Build Change Capability With Structure and Intent (60 minutes)

 
Developing Enterprise Change Management (ECM) capability requires structure and intent. Applying change management on many individual projects or initiatives won’t accomplish your goal—an important mindset shift must occur. Join Tim Creasey, Prosci’s Chief Innovation Officer, for an interactive webinar to learn the framework, tools and conversations needed to develop a true ECM capability in your organization.
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Who’s this for: Change leaders, HR leaders, project leaders, and anyone tasked with deploying a standardized approach to change management across an organization
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