Event Details
September Meeting - STOP MANAGING CHANGE AND EMBRACE THE GREATER OPPORTUNITY
| Date: | September 8, 2022, 7:45am – 10:00am |
| Organizer: | JSAHR |
| Location: | Jumping Brook Country Club 210 Jumping Brook Road Neptune, N.J. |
| Event Type: | Meeting |
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COMPLIMENTARY FOR 2022 MEMBERS!!!
STOP MANAGING CHANGE AND EMBRACE THE GREATER OPPORTUNITY
HOW AS EXECUTIVES WE MUST SEIZE THE COMPLEXITY, ACCELERATION, & IMPACT OF CHANGE
Presented by Jack Gottlieb, Total Solutions Group
September 8, 2022
The ultimate purpose of our organizations is to solve problems and seize opportunities that are known, emerging, and undiscovered for the customers, communities, and markets you serve. This starts with ensuring our leaders and employees can become the absolute best version of themselves both individually and collectively realizing the growth of the organization and themselves at the same time.
However, executive, talent, L&D & HR leaders are being disrupted and impacted at an accelerated rate by the continued shifts in our world and industries we operate in an ever-changing competitive landscape. This is yielding more complex problems and new opportunities that we are still trying to understand. To transform this, we must stop trying to manage change and fully embrace the greater opportunity that is behind it. We will learn and be able to apply the 5T’s to realizing real impact with and from change you are going through right now:
1. Timing: How do we truly understand the full picture of what is going on and why?
2. Touch: How do we fully connect and embrace what the change really is?
3. Tension: Where is the real opportunity, conflict, and urgency we must apply leverage to?
4. Threshold: What is the breakthrough point and what is the breakdown point in order to drive progress forward that seizes the real opportunities?
5. Tipping Point: How do we recognize and then take advantage of the moments that matter to accelerate the shift where we have transformed to realize our greater impact?
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