Grow your team's skills. Grow your discount.
Every additional place you book across Skill Builder for HR increases your discount.
Grow your team's skills. Grow your discount.
Every additional place you book across Skill Builder for HR increases your discount.
Organisational change is a priority for many businesses, but achieving lasting results is often more difficult than expected. HR professionals are frequently at the centre of change initiatives, helping leaders navigate uncertainty, maintain engagement, and support employees through periods of transition.
In this practical Skill Builder session, Anne Phillipson, Managing Director, Phillipson Performance Partners, shares insights from leading complex organisational change programmes. You'll explore why change initiatives fail, how leadership behaviour and communication influence outcomes, and what HR can do to build alignment, manage resistance, and embed sustainable change across the organisation.
You can book and pay by card or request an invoice at the payment page. Employment Law Hub members can attend this session for free (Ts&Cs apply).
Anne brings 30-years of business experience to her role as the MD of Phillipson Performance Partners. Prior to starting her own people consulting business, Anne was a Director in Grant Thornton Ireland’s People and Change Consulting practice. Anne is a leadership expert and career coach who works with senior leaders, boards, and executive teams to develop the capability to be more effective leaders. Anne has worked with a range of clients globally in the public, private and third sector; so, she understands leadership challenges from a variety of perspectives. Anne spent six years as Programme Director in the William J Clinton Leadership Institute at Queen’s University Belfast and was a Senior Consultant in PwC. Anne was raised in Toronto and started her career in one of Canada's largest companies, Hudson's Bay Company, where she was National Training Manager.
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