Six Steps for Driving Change Management

Authored by Geoff Wilmot, Former Chief Executive Officer, Centaur Media Plc

Enacting cultural change in an organisation is never easy. Cascading this change from the board level is harder still. But when the business has become underproductive, rapid organisational change should be driven from the top to secure the business’ medium-term future.

In this article, Geoff Wilmot, CEO of Centaur Media plc, outlines six steps that will help to create change and take your business forward, which includes investing in good people, incentivising collaboration and encouraging knowledge-sharing. The article is supported by comments from Martin Balaam, Andrew Powell and David Turner.

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Andrew Powell
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route2work Group
David Turner
Chief Executive Officer
Webhelp UK (London)
Martin Balaam
CEO
Pimberly


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