Business Perspectives Change Management Webinar

Did you miss the Business Perspectives Change Management Masterclass in London? Don’t worry; you’ll be able to catch up on all the highlights by joining our free online webinar on Tuesday 30 July, 19.00 – 20.00 BST.

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This hour long webinar will introduce video highlights from the event and invite delegates to participate in Q & A forums and interactive polls to develop learning and understanding from the Change Management Masterclass which focused on "Putting it into practice: the acid test of strategic change"

Hear what our speakers had to say about implementing strategies for change management success. 

Our webinar panellists include Professor David Wilson, Professor in Organisation Studies and Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship, The Open University Business School and David Montgomery, Quality Improvement & Training Specialist.  Facilitating this virtual event is Peter Wainwright, the host of our three previous Business Perspectives webinars.

We’ll draw on the contributions from our masterclass and further develop these discussion points during the webinar, and we invite you to contribute via our live online polls and Q&A forums.

Keep up to date with change management as well as the business perspectives programme and join the community in the continuing discussions on the Business Perspectives blog. You can also see what delegates had to say about the event by following us on Twitter @OUBSchool

Facilitator

Peter Wainwright
Director, Askyra Limited.
 

Panellists

Professor David Wilson
Professor in Organisation Studies and Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship
The Open University Business School 

David Montgomery
Quality Improvement & Training Specialist

Event details

Start date: 30 July, 2013 at 19:00
End date: 30 July, 2013 at 20:00

Note: This event has already taken place and cannot be booked.

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