NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / April 20, 2023 / The lessons learned from the pandemic will undoubtedly impact how businesses deal with future crises, which is the topic of a new research project led by Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose® (CECP) for release in late 2023. The inquiry will investigate how COVID-19 is influencing corporate change management. The work is supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
While crisis management focuses on the preparation for, response to, and recovery from an event, most change management approaches are designed to address a situation over a much longer timeframe. ?The pandemic has characteristics of both crisis and change management. For example, the pandemic first created acute crises that needed to be addressed such as the shortage of PPE, overcrowded hospitals, business interruptions, and the need for essential businesses to stay in operation. But over the long term, the pandemic has impacted home learning, supply chains, mental health, and more.
"This study will look at areas where companies are riveting or pivoting in response to necessary changes over the past three years due to the pandemic, such as remote work,", said Nandika Madgavkar, Senior Director, Strategic Engagement and Growth, CECP. "The result will be a framework for company leaders to use when considering their change efforts today and in the future."
Key questions include:
- What is needed to change, and manage that change overtime? ?
- How do companies need to engage stakeholders, listen to their POV, and prioritize needs to determine the best path forward? ?
- Once a path is determined, how do leaders best integrate change across the business??
- How can companies accelerate change and adopt an agile culture with a solid foundation? ?
- How can companies create levers of change through engagement and integration of new goals?
Project milestones include:
- May 24 CECP Summit session on The Power of Crisis: A Change Management Investigation a breakout session on Embracing Change through the Lens of Agility, Engagement, and Integration. CECP-affiliated companies register here.
- June 27, 2023 at 1:00 pm - 2:30 p.m. p.m. ET: virtual roundtable. CECP-affiliated companies register here.
- November 14, 2023: CECP Board of Boards: sharing findings with CEOs. CEOs register here.
- November: Public launch of report
Companies interested in learning more can contact Kate Stobbe at kstobbe@cecp.co.
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Katie Leasor
kleasor@cecp.co
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