Evolutionary or Revolutionary Change: Which is best for Japan today?

  • 19 Apr 2017
  • 18:30 - 20:30
  • AP Shinagawa ANNEX, Shinagawa Center Bldg. 1F, Room E (https://www.tc-forum.co.jp/kanto-area/ap-shinagawaanex/shna-base-2/)

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Evolutionary or Revolutionary Change 

Which is best for Japan today?


Organisations have always had to face the forces for change, and change management and its focus on the ‘people side of change’ is a critical component for helping organisations in their transformations.  However, past success in evolutionary changes is no guarantee of future survival when organisations are facing ever more complex and unpredictable forces  to change.  


In today’s world, Japan’s organisations must face up to dramatic disruption from all directions and be able to respond accordingly – the question is if the approach should be one of evolution or revolution  and how change management should adapt accordingly?

Key Learning Objectives:

  • The need for change in the world of business
  • The concept of Change Management in ‘managing the people side of change’
  • The role of Japanese management practices in the field of Change Management
  • The increasing urgency and pace of change in today's world
  • Blending Change Management approaches and practices for both evolutionary and revolutionary change
  • How Japanese organizations must develop the capability for revolutionary changes - starting with the 7Cs of Change

Who Should Attend?

With its focus on managing the people side of changes, Change Management is a critical concept for organisations in this ever changing world. It is of particular importance to the following professions:

  • HR professionals
  • Transformation professionals
  • Business Leaders

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Presenter


Nimalan Nadesalingam

Author of Transformative Change &

Founder of 7Cs of Change Foundation


Nimalan Nadesalingam, author of the acclaimed ‘Transformative Change’ book, is an Associate Director and Senior Consultant for Change Management at the global headquarters for the DP DHL Group, one of the world’s largest multi-nationals, and also the founder of 7Cs of Change Foundation and board member for CTC (Change and Transformation Collaborative). 

He is a respected and acclaimed professional keynote speaker and writer having delivered key-note speeches and trainings for thousands of delegates from numerous types of industries in the USA, Europe, Asia, Africa, South America and the Middle East. 

He has had articles published in multiple languages in a variety of business magazines and his book, ‘Transformative Change’, was released internationally by a major publisher in 2014 and charted in the Amazon Top 100 Business Books bestsellers list.  

EVENT DETAILS

When

April  19, 2017 (Wednesday)

Time 

18:30-20:30 (Doors open at 18:15)
Location

AP Shinagawa ANNEX, Shinagawa Center Bldg. 1F, Room E (https://www.tc-forum.co.jp/kanto-area/ap-shinagawaanex/shna-base-2/)

Light refreshments will be served.


Admission


JPY5,200+taxes for JHRS Professional Members
JPY 6,500+taxes for General Admission

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- BONUS -

All participants will get a signed copy of the Transformative Change Pocketbook. A compact and comprehensive book that sheds clarity and shares practical tools on successful change management.




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