Change Management Virtual Symposium 2020
Webinar Recording (2.0 CPD Hours) | Original Broadcast Date: July 16, 2020
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No matter the size of your organization, change is one of life’s constants in today’s business environment. With the current changes and among all the growing disruptions, we are managing change as efficiently and effectively as we know best. However, with increasing new approaches to change management, we can drive transformative and improved outcomes.
Join industry leaders who’ll provide insights that can help organizations adapt to, and even benefit from, the constant challenges of continuous change in the workplace.
Session #1:
"For the Times They are a Changing: A Hitman's guide to Psychological Safety at Work" - Bob Stenhouse, Founder and Principal, Veritas Solutions
At one time in his career Bob Stenhouse was one of the top deep undercover operatives for the RCMP in the country. Infiltrating organized crime figures, homicide suspects, and being hired as a hitman, Bob has some stories! Fast forward two decades ( and a public story as a successful police whistleblower), Bob is now in demand as a public speaker, trainer and consultant in the areas of psychological safety in the workplace, workplace investigations, culture assessments and leadership development.
Covid-19 has affected all industries and will likely be judged by history as a game changer in workplace cultures. Psychological Safety at Work- and the changing laws that support it - is the foundation for a progressive evolution into positive workplace cultures and high performance. Human Resource practitioners can benefit in the increased awareness and understanding of psychological safety in the workplace.
In this session, you will learn to:
- Identify the psycho/social/and legal implications of Psychological Safety in the Workplace
- Anticipate and plan for the changes to come in our workplaces
- How to become a psychological safety champion at work
Session #2:
"Navigating Change with Empathy in Uncertain Times" - Muse Greenwood, CEO, Inspiration FX
The palatable and emotional effects of sudden change are all around us and cannot be avoided. Change, at its best, can be seen as a chance to grow and evolve to a better condition. But at its worst, it can bring fear, anger, and economic disruption. Whether you see change as negative or exciting, demoralizing or exhilarating will depend on your outlook on life and yourself.
In this session, the speaker will talk about the importance of everyone's mindset in the organization. And the role that leaders will play in helping navigate change in uncertain times. This session is an introductory conversation about how to begin building the ability to have the heart, the mind, the compassion, and the love within ourselves to want to hear and understand and reconcile any challenges that may affect how we care for our business, our employees, our customers, our communities and ourselves.
In this session, you will learn to:
- How to cultivate curiosity in others
- How to challenge prejudices and discover commonalities
- How to bring creativity to the process
- How to help others feel safe during these challenging times - while keeping yourself safe.
Meet your presenters
Muse Greenwood
Muse Greenwood is an attorney, instructor, and holds qualifications in HR, LDM, NLP, and Indigenous Studies. She focuses on restoring trust and value in organizations of all sizes to co-create a better world. Her 32-years in HR, Training and Curriculum design have taken her around the world. Muse has worked with over 2000 companies in 23 various industries from 72 different countries. She has design award winning programs on Change Management, Communication, and Diversity, Equity and Equality. Muse has received many accolades for curriculum and program designs. Her award-winning business book Cyber Security Handbook A-Z Guidebook has been listed by Forbes as one of the world’s Top 100 Cybersecurity Books consecutively for 4-years.
Bob Stenhouse
Bob Stenhouse is the owner of a workplace investigations and psychological safety consulting and training firm in Edmonton, Alberta. With an educational background in change management and psychological safety, Bob brings awareness and desire for positive culture change through his thought provoking and inspirational presentations. As a retired RCMP officer with specializations in homicide undercover, organized crime and anti-terrorism, Bob uses his depth of experience, and personal story, to illustrate the importance of psychological safety within the context of organizational and cultural change. Bob is currently partnered with CPHR Alberta in providing certificate training for Workplace Investigations and has trained hundreds of HR practitioners on how to conduct investigations. As a psychological safety advisor and consultant Bob has trained thousands of workers in the areas of psychological safety, harassment and bullying prevention, and the development of positive and high performing cultures.
Course Curriculum
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Webinar Recording
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PowerPoint - Session 1 "For the Times They are a Changing: A Hitman's guide to Psychological Safety at Work" (Bob Stenhouse)
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PowerPoint - Session 2 "Navigating Change with Empathy in Uncertain Times" (Muse Greenwood)
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Course Survey
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About this course
- 4 lessons
- 2 hours of video content