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Jeanenne LaMarsh
Founder and CEO, LaMarsh & Associates |
Presentation:
"Leaders are People First, Targets Second and then
Sponsors"
We expect so much of them: the leadership of organizations going
through change. We, the change agents, expect them to play the badly
needed role of Sponsor. We didn't make up that expectation. It comes
from the great need of the employees to see their leadership
supporting the change and encouraging their own effort to change.
What we don't always know is how hard it is for leaders to be
Sponsors. Why wouldn't they be the outstanding Sponsors we need them
to me? What's wrong with them? Let's explore these questions
together. Bring your worst Sponsor story with you and we'll see if
we can figure out why it happened and if you win the title for
having the best example of the worst Sponsor.
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Biography:
Jeanenne LaMarsh, Founder and
CEO of LaMarsh & Associates, works in a consultative capacity with
organizations committed to effective organizational change. She is
internationally recognized as an expert in helping companies to
implement successful change. Jeanenne works with senior management,
key change agents, and people who need to change; helping them to
understand change and build effective change management strategies.
Building on the foundation of her work in human dynamics throughout
a professional career that spans over 35 years, Jeanenne has built
her expertise in understanding how people make choices about whether
to change or not to change.
Jeanenne's current book on change and change management, Master
Change, Maximize Success, co-authored with Rebecca Potts, is
published by Chronicle in the United States and Duncan Baird in
London. To date it has been translated into seven languages around
the world. Her previous book, Changing the Way We Change, is
published by Addison-Wesley. Jeanenne's newest book, Changing the
Way You Change, will be published in the summer of 2009. In
addition, she has written numerous articles and book chapters and is
a frequent contributor to conferences in a variety of industries.
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