Building a Strategy for Change - Greg Satell
Event description
Building a Strategy for Change - with Greg Satell
What is the impact you would like to make in the world? This event will show you how you can build a strategy to making it happen, with transformation and change expert Greg Satell.
What is the impact you would like to make in the world? If you could change anything about your organisation, your industry, your community or society as whole, what would it be?
This event will show you how you can build a strategy to making it happen. Come join us, have some coffee, something to eat, and in two hours you will leave just a little bit closer to making the world a bit more to your liking.
Greg is able to communicate complex concepts clearly, and his love of
sharing powerful information will leave you with a renewed sense of agency and empowerment, armed with new tools you can use straight away.
Event Details
When: Wednesday 30th October, 8:00am - 10:00am
8:00am: start time; drinks and light refreshments provided (please arrive on time!)
8:30am-10:00am: Greg Satell joins online to present, guide us through some exercises and chat over Q&A
Where: Microsoft Offices
Level 13, 10 Brandon Street, Wellington, Wellington 6011
Come with an idea of something you'd like to change, or an impact you'd like to have, and Greg will guide us through a process and method to show you how you can build a strategy to support the change you'd like to see! You'll also receive a workbook to take home.
This workshop will cover:
- How to identifiy targets for influence
- How to overcome resistance to change
- How to design action
- You'll also get ample time to connect and network with other attendees.
If ticket price is holding you back from attending, please reach out to hello@goodlifecollective.org to discuss.
"Change is not a hero's journey. Change is really a strategic conflict between the status quo, and that alternative future state."
~ Greg Satell, Cascades: How to Create a Movement that Drives Transformational Change
About Greg Satell
Greg Satell is Co-Founder of ChangeOS, a transformation & change advisory, an international keynote speaker, host of the Changemaker Mindset podcast, and bestselling author of Cascades: How to Create a Movement that Drives Transformational Change. His earlier book, Mapping Innovation, was selected as one of the best business titles of 2017. He has also published more than 50 articles in Harvard Business Review and written for Barron’s, Forbes, Fast Company and other A-list publications.
A Lecturer at Wharton, accomplished entrepreneur, global executive and one of the foremost experts on transformation and change today, Greg helps organizations overcome resistance to change and build a better future. He speaks to audiences around the world and works with leading organizations, is consistently ranked as one of the top innovation bloggers in the world and was named by IDG as one of “10 Digital Transformation Influencers to Follow Today.”
Greg was formerly a senior executive for the Publicis Groupe, one of the world’s largest marketing services companies. Before that, Co-CEO of KP Media, which he scaled from a small privately held firm to a market leading, public company valued at $100 million with over 800 employees. It was sold to Ukraine Media Holding in 2010.
A
global citizen, Greg spent 15 years living and working in Eastern
Europe where, among other things, he managed a leading news organization
during Ukraine’s Orange Revolution. You can find Greg’s blog at DigitalTonto.com, follow him on Twitter @DigitalTonto, his YouTube Channel and connect on LinkedIn.
This event is in Wellington in-person only. It is hosted at Microsoft Wellington, with support from Nonsuch and ThinkPlace.
About Goodlife Collective
Goodlife Collective is a non-profit organisation that exists to unlock our collective potential. We're passionate about curating wisdom that people can connect with, and events that can strengthen our relationships with each other and with a healthy planet.
About ThinkPlace
ThinkPlace is a purpose-led organisation working on meaningful
challenges to positively impact Aotearoa New Zealand. We are a team of
designers, researchers, and change-makers dedicated to designing
equitable outcomes for all people and places.
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