Embedding change and ensuring it is inherent within the organisation

Change Capability

Change is the only constant in life and those that will thrive are the ones who can respond to the ever-changing climate. Organisations need to build change capability across their teams to make sure they can continue to deliver and adopt change at pace.

We needed expert facilitators to help us run the “Aon No Limits” programme. Nine Feet Tall was the perfect partner, as they not only managed to engage and energise the teams, but they also understood the subject matter and helped us build real change management capability.

Bill Peck Corporate Planning, Aon

How we work with you

We help organisations build internal change capability so they can shape, deliver and adopt change. This includes the set-up of a change function, underpinned by the right framework, tools and skills required to effectively land change across the organisation.

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Delivering Change in Housing – Top Tips

Esther McMorris
Esther McMorris |
The Social Housing industry, more so than ever, is under enormous amounts of pressure caused by a number of external influences… Brexit has directly impacted the future security of the supply chain, affecting both product and labour supplies, creating uncertainty and difficulty in planning....
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