Community of Change: Shaping and Shifting Culture
On behalf of Management Concepts, we invite you to join our practice LinkedIn Group, Community of Change: Shaping and Shifting Culture. The goal of this practice is to:
- Raise awareness around the value of addressing the behavioral norms that enable or inhibit an organization’s ability to deliver on mission-driven priorities, and
- Provide best practices and tools that enable you to integrate culture change to enable individuals, teams, and organizations to deliver high-quality citizen services
This community is a space for leaders to share knowledge, and network with other professionals who care about shaping culture to enhance performance. As a member of the Community of Change, you will:
- Gain tips, techniques, and tools from Management Concepts on how to effectively integrate culture change into the work that you do
- Learn how other organizations are effectively shaping culture
- Discuss “hot topics” that are impacting the public sector and its relevancy to culture
- Develop a sense of community with leaders who are advocates of building a constructive culture
In addition, we host regular webinars on a variety of topics with guest speakers who are experts in their field. We are confident that with your participation, together, we will create an invaluable learning network, a place where people from across the public sector can collaborate to build more constructive cultures in their organizations.
Mark Your Calendar! We are excited to also invite you to join our next Culture Community of Practice gathering, as we begin a 3-Part Series on the Workplace Learning Professional’s Role in Shaping Culture. This webinar series will be hosted from 10-11am EST on Tuesday, April 23, 2019, Tuesday, May 14, 2019, and Tuesday, June 4, 2019.
Click here to register for this complimentary Culture CoP online gathering.
Let’s face it, the Workplace Learning Professional’s role is no longer filling training requests to fill up seats. Continuing to perform in that manner will lead to self-sabotage and eventually render it unnecessary and obsolete. The role needs to evolve to more of a trusted advisor that is seen as a value-add as opposed to a cost-center and overhead. In this three-part series we will tackle questions the workplace learning professionals are asking:
For this 3-Part Series, we’ll discuss:
Part 1: The Evolution of the Workplace Learning Professional
- What is the current reality of the workplace learning professional?
- Why must the learning professional role evolve?
- What does it mean to make this shift from order taker to trusted advisor?
- Who are the primary customers/clients?
- What does the trusted advisor role look like?
Part 2: Making the Shift from Order Taker to Trusted Advisor
- How do you go about making this shift?
- What relationships are needed?
- How do we get there?
- What are the challenges that you may face?
Part 3: Sustaining the Trusted Advisor Role as a Workplace Learning Professional
- How do we continue to demonstrate value to the organization?
- How do we measure success?
- How do we keep the momentum going?
During this series, you will hear from two distinguished individuals, CoP guest speaker Deadra Welcome and from Management Concepts Lahaja Furaha.
Deadra Welcome, CPLP, CPTM is the Founder and CEO of Concerning Learning LLC, who is a Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP), Certified Professional in Training Management (CPTM), and a Kirkpatrick Bronze Level Certification credential holder.
Lahaja Furaha serves as Organizational Culture Lead and Senior Human Capital Advisor for Management Concepts. In this role, she is responsible for the design and implementation of methodologies to improve organizational performance.
We encourage you to share the Culture CoP information with anyone you think might be interested!
Please invite others; the Culture CoP is open to anyone interested in refining their knowledge and practice of the organizational culture change process. Please invite others who may benefit from the community!
