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The new design for the new organisation

Posted by Peter Welch on 21 April 2016 | 1 Comments

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The new design for the new organisation

Sweeping global forces are reshaping the workplace, the workforce and the nature of work itself. Disruptive changes in technologies, business models and workforce demographics are rocking the foundations of organisations around the world.

To meet these changes, the "new organisation" will be built around highly empowered teams, driven by a new model of management, and led by younger, more globally-diverse leaders.

This new organisation demands that leaders take on new roles as stewards and designers of new processes. It challenges us to simplify processes that people use, help employees manage a flood of information at work, and build a culture of collaboration, empowerment and innovation.

This is a pivotal time for developing talent and learning teams, so if you would like support to:

  • Reinvent leadership
  • Provide access to learning everywhere in the organisation
  • Create team coaching and team supervision

Do contact me for an informal chat at: peter@peterwelchcoaching.co.uk

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  • I'm not going to criticize that but what's up with the ideas of putting Obama on the $1 bill? I understand Barack Obama is the first black president, I mean mixed president. He is half white. I understand they never found his birth certificate. But with all that aside, he is nowhere near the top 5 or even top 20 greatest president lists. He was only voted in because of his color. They should have at least voted in a good first black president. They made sure the first African American to play in the MLB was not just good, but really good. Why didn't they do the same for the first "African American" president, even though he is mixed, they still call him that...? All they did was hurt the African American image if anything by electing him. He is smart, I acknowledge that for anyone who wants to argue with me, but being smart and a family man does not necessarily make you a good leader.

    Posted by Hassan Farrukh, 16/10/2019 6:59am (1 month ago)

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