Creating A Compelling Business Case
In project management, a well-crafted business case is the cornerstone of successful project approval. Read how you can make your next business case stand...
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Portfolio & Project Planning
The success of an organisation hinges on it's ability to align its projects with it's strategic goals. This alignment ensures that every project undertaken contributes to the organisation's long...
Mastering Effecting Communication
Communication is the lifeblood of any successful project. It connects team members, stakeholders, and project sponsors, fostering collaboration and driving progress. However, it's crucial to remember...
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A specialist Change Management agency who design and deploys Change campaigns that are memorable and move the needle.
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Change Doesn't Have to Suck Podcast Episodes
Episode 6 - The Messy Middle: Keeping Change Alive When the Novelty Wears Off
Episode 5 -  Are Younger Generations Improving Workplaces?
Episode 4 - New Year New Energy - Is the 'January Slump' Real?
Bonus Episode - Year-End 2025
Episode 3 - Things Leaders Say that Hurts
Episode 2 - In-Groups, Out-Groups, and Why Your Team Needs a Rival
Episode 1 - Why Employee Engagement Has Hit Rock Bottom And How to Fix It
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