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Lewin's Change Model Kurt Lewin's work in behavior and the creation of Lewin's change model made him one of the first organizational and leadership theorists. Lewin's seminal work identified the formula that behavior is a function of the person in... READ MORE

Early Change The roots of change management stretch back to World War II and the mass mobilization of soldiers. As a result, this led to the study of management and later the effects that change makes. In 1948 Lester Coach... READ MORE

Auto Giants Walter Chrysler built the Chrysler Corporation in 1925. Most noteworthy, he grew the company into one of Detroit’s big three automakers. For that reason, he became one of the founding fathers of the early automobile. Gottlieb Daimler was... READ MORE

The Problem: The traditional human capital organization is not positioned to enable the growth of the future organization Why it Happens: To minimize organizational risk, HR has shifted focus to policy enforcement versus business and talent enablement The Solution: HR... READ MORE

If your organization has relegated Human Resources to the sideline, there are difficult steps to take to reconcile the relationship. It begins with gaining back credibility by developing a higher level of business and industry acumen. Three tactics would be... READ MORE

Spending the past months speaking with Human Resources executives, three key components kept rising to the top of each conversation. The first was the importance of vision and strategy. This centered around HR not only being in the room of... READ MORE