Upcoming Live Webinars

Presenter:

Scott Anderson

Change Management Trends
July 31 at 11 AM US EDT (UTC-4)
Join us for an exclusive webinar where we explore the follow-up research inspired by Prosci's "23 Insights from Executives About Working with Executives." This new study focuses on exploring the skills, attributes, and strategies change professionals can cultivate to better align with executives’ expectations and priorities. In this session, we will cover: Aligning change management with executive goals. Tailoring engagement and support for executives. Showing how change management drives success. Helping executives learn and deal with obstacles. Strategies for building strong partnerships with executives. By understanding the dynamics between executives and change practitioners, you will gain actionable insights to elevate your approach to change management and drive more successful organizational change efforts. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to bridge the gap and foster stronger, more effective partnerships with executive sponsors in your change initiatives.

Level: All Levels
This webinar is for: Change practitioners looking to enhance their standing with executives' expectations

Presenters:

Debora Ridner Sharron Mahoney Rachel Simpson

Change Management Trends
August 21 at 11 AM US ET (UTC-4)
As financial services firms contend with rapid technological advancements, regulatory shifts, and changing consumer expectations, effective change management is crucial for success. Join our panel of industry experts as they share their approaches to effectively managing change portfolios, establishing change management offices, and driving successful transformations. Whether it's implementing new technologies or navigating regulatory changes, this panel discussion will provide valuable insights to help you achieve change success and sustain outcomes. Join us to gain practical knowledge and network with leading change practitioners.

Level: All Levels
This webinar is for: Change practitioners, project managers, department heads, and enterprise leaders working in Financial Services.

Presenters:

Brittany Clark Daniel Graham

Change Management Trends
Wednesday, June 26 at 11 a.m. ET (UTC-4)
Implementing a Change Management Office (CMO) is a transformative step toward higher change success in your organization. While each journey is unique, common factors can increase your chances of success. Join Prosci Change Advisors Brittany Clark and Daniel Graham in this webinar to discover how to effectively implement your CMO design and navigate common challenges. Learn practical strategies and insights to ensure your CMO drives consistency, standardization, and greater readiness across your enterprise.

Level: Advanced
This webinar is for: Change management deployment leaders, senior leaders, advanced change practitioners who are working toward implementing a CMO

Advanced Applications of ADKAR

In this interactive webinar, we will dive deeper into the powerful Prosci ADKAR Model® and how it can be used to prepare, equip and support individuals through change to achieve organizational results. We will explore advanced applications of ADKAR—as project milestones, to activate key roles, to equip people managers and senior leaders, and as a measurement framework. Get ready to achieve even greater success on your projects and change initiatives by leveraging the ADKAR Model in new ways.

Level: Intermediate or advanced
Who should watch: Change practitioners of all levels and anyone responsible for leading change on a project or initiative within your organization.

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Introduction to ADKAR (30 Minutes)

“ADKAR” is an acronym for the five outcomes an individual needs to achieve for a change to be successful: Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability and Reinforcement. Developed nearly two decades ago, the Prosci ADKAR® Model is used by thousands of change leaders around the world to guide individuals through change while addressing roadblocks or barrier points along the way. In this 30-minute webinar, you will learn about the ADKAR Model, why it’s so powerful, and how it can be used to unlock individual change.

Level: Foundational
Who should watch: Change practitioners, project managers, business leaders, and anyone interested in a quick overview of individual change concepts.

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ADKAR: The Five Building Blocks of Individual Change

Why do some changes fail while others succeed? That is the central question that sparked extensive research over 20 years ago resulting in the Prosci ADKAR Model™. Successful change is rooted in how to facilitate change with one person. In this interactive webinar, we will learn about the foundation and universal application of ADKAR and focus on unlocking individual barriers to change through Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability and Reinforcement. We will discuss ADKAR in the context of ‘who’ has to do their jobs differently and ‘how’ in order to drive better outcomes and sustainable organizational change

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Insights from Aiming ADKAR at Today's Change Challenges

During the “Aiming ADKAR at Today’s Change Challenges” webinar, we had more than 2,500 change leaders from around the world responding in real-time to three different immediate and real change challenges using the ADKAR Model as the frame for developing solutions. The information provided was so rich and valuable that we felt the best way to equip the change management community with the information is through a special webinar.
Watch the Original Webinar Here | Download Quick-Start Guides

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Aiming ADKAR at Today's Change Challenges

Our communities are rapidly adapting to change and coping with continually shifting priorities. Let’s take an hour to come together as change practitioners and address some of the most pressing challenges we are facing through the lens of the ADKAR Model.

Join Tim Creasey, Prosci’s Chief Innovation Officer, for an interactive webinar to learn how to use ADKAR as a tool to enable agility, promote resiliency and manage the fluid environment in which we are working.

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