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TREC Webinar | Leveraging Change Instead of Being Leveled By It
October 22, 2020 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
TREC Webinar | Leveraging Change Instead of Being Leveled By It
Thursday, October 22nd | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Mountain Time
Presenters: Pamela Chiang and host Kristi Chester Vance, TREC
Change is a constant in our organizations. More often than not, our organizations are reacting or responding to a situation that requires change, and we can’t give it our full attention or reap lasting benefits.
It’s no surprise that McKinsey–the global consulting firm–cites that over 70% of organizational change efforts fail. What would it be like to be prepared for change and plan for it? Whether it’s a change due to a long-time staff member departing, a concern of lack of organizational relevance, or an opportunity that can magnify the organization’s impact, leaders and their teams can design change to be in the “30% zone of success.” With fierce compassion and creativity, coupled with deep experience in organizing and social justice, Pamela does more than help organizations manage change. She works with them to leverage and even instigate change in service of their values, commitments, and desired outcomes.
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to proactively address change in a way that supports your values and vision, rather than feeling reactive and disempowered. You’ll leave with a better understanding of how to design successful organizational change.
ABOUT PAMELA:
Pamela is a coach and trainer with the Rockwood Leadership Institute and a trained mediator. She is also president of Chiange Inc., where she focuses on supporting people and organizations from diverse racial, cultural, and geographic experiences to work together in deep relationship to create lasting understanding and change. A long-term social and environmental-justice organizer, Pamela helped create the Southwest Network for Environmental & Economic Justice (SNEEJ) and the Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN) in the 1990s. When not working with clients, you can find Pamela in the mountains of Montana repairing barbwire fences, moving cattle on horseback with her husband and children, and sequestering carbon in the soil by resuscitating farm and grass lands through holistic range management practices.
