Leaders. What keeps you up at night? Welcome to the C-Suite Spot, the podcast series that expands the traditional term of what a ‘boss’ is to tackle some of the most important issues in business from start-up, through step-up, succession planning and scaling a corporate or global business. Leadership can be lonely. In this series we talk with and learn from inspiring leaders from all walks of life, touching on important topics about how to really live, successful business strategies, overcoming challenges, managing an issue or crisis, getting your company structure right and implementing well, making the tough calls, balancing life and work and getting our priorities right. From business as usual and growing your market to everyday leadership issues or handling 100-year events and everything in between – we aim to provide ongoing inspiration and education and a meeting place for CEOs, founders, management, shareholders and leadership. If you want to say hello or for guest enquiries, please contact emily@thecontentplace.co.nz
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Monday May 24, 2021
Monday May 24, 2021
#14 – What does ‘Economic Darwinism’ have to do with change management? In this episode Emily Svadlenak speaks to Chris Buckell, a Business Improvement and Change Management Professional, about just that. Chris explains how organisations should go about change if they want to succeed. Please remember to like, subscribe and share this episode if you liked it!
About our guest: Chris Buckell
Chris is a Continuous Improvement professional from the UK with a broad range of experience in public sector, service and engineering organisations; including roles at the Ministry of Justice in the UK, Maritime New Zealand and Waikato District Health Board, and is currently as a Business Improvement Facilitator in the defence sector.
Chris' research draws on organisational learning theory in attaining sustained change outcomes through the evaluation of paradigms and behaviours. As a recognised thought leader in Continuous Improvement, Chris regularly speaks at professional conferences and lectures at University of Warwick in his spare time.
To follow the journey:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/chris-buckell-411533142/
Email Chris to talk about his research or your questions at cwrbuckell@gmail.com