Agile change management strategy
Agile Change Solutions is a Hunter-based consultancy specialising in the delivery of agile change management strategy expertise within our region.
We work in partnership with organisations such as medium to large size enterprises, state and local government, education, utilities, and not-for-profits to facilitate change that will deliver short and long-term value and build change capacity and capability.
Developing your organisational change management strategy
Building your internal change capability and associated organisational agility
Hands-on change management services for your program of work or change projects
About Agile Change Solutions
Agile Change Solutions Senior Consultants, Lenore Miller and Glenn Beatty, were both born in the Hunter and call Newcastle home.
Whilst they have travelled extensively, delivering change management and other professional services during their careers, they are committed to using this breadth of experience and quality change management services to Hunter based organisations.
Why agile?
Agile Change Solutions uses an agile approach to delivering change management services. While we have a comprehensive framework and tool kit, we don’t believe there is a one size fits all approach to managing change. Every organisation is unique. Products and services, operating environments, customer base, and organisational culture, vary from workplace to workplace.
We work with you to support your people through the change process, ensuring they are ready, willing and able to embrace adopt and sustain the new ways of work. This enables the realisation of your people-dependant project benefits.
Collaborative processes
customised outcomes
We work with your leadership and project teams
Using our change management experience and agility, we move quickly to match the needs of your organisation and project.
Your team will readily embrace our techniques
They will adopt the changes required to realise a return on your project investment.
Our approach to agile change management strategy
Organisational change management prepares and supports individuals, teams, leaders, customers, suppliers and even your broader community transition to new ways of doing things.
A consistent organisational change management approach is required when you need your employees, customers, suppliers, or the community, to interact with you in a new way. It ensures your organisation will transition in a way that considers the people impact and engages them in the process.
Contact Us
Agile Change Solutions welcomes the opportunity to discuss developing and implementing organisational change management strategies. We will help you build change capability with hands-on change management support.
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