The Global Crosswinds of Change
Successfully Recognizing and Responding to Change in a Changing World
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Organizations have been among those most severely impacted by external and internal changes among their customers, employees, and stakeholders. Some excelled at predicting and adapting to change, while others collapsed into oblivion. What did the successful ones know that the others did not? From the internationally acclaimed writing team of Not Another Pretty Binder: Strategic Planning That Actually Works comes another highly-enlightening book that will make significant changes to an organization towards success, The Global Crosswinds of Change.
Taking the reader through the five stages of a change cycle, including Start-up, Growth, Balance, Chaos, and Decline, authors Robert A. Simpkins and Behnaz S. Paknejad dissect the causes and effects, as well as what needs to be done to re-invent the organization.
The Global Crosswinds of Change is all about recognizing, measuring, and responding to changes at all levels; from leadership to operations. The knowledge acquired from this book can be applied to private enterprise, government agencies, not-for-profits, and military organizations. It can even be applied to the reader’s own professional growth.
This outstanding book breaks it all down for readers, giving them and their organization the ability to succeed today,and the power to predict tomorrow. For more information on The Global Crosswinds of Change, log on to www.Xlibris.com.
Table of Contents
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Chapter 1: The Realities of Change
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Chapter 2: The Global Crosswinds of Change
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Chapter 3: The Start-Up Stage
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Chapter 4: The Growth Stage
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Chapter 5: The Balance Stage
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Chapter 6: The Decline Stage
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Chapter 7: Reinventing the Organization
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Chapter 8: Linking a Strategic Plan
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Chapter 9: A Brief Word About Leadership
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Chapter 10: You and the Future World of Change Management Special Note:
This book was co-authored by Behnaz S. Paknejad, my long-time colleague at Global Crosswinds, LLC and a major contributor to every portion of this book.
Behnaz is a recognized expert in the fields of global human resource development, internationally adaptive communications, and cross-cultural effectiveness. As part of Global Crosswinds, she has advised on, and deployed, performance improvement initiatives around the world. Her expertise comes from real world experience, having lived in such countries as Brazil, Bangladesh, England, India, Iran, Turkey, France, Thailand and the United States. She is expert in multilingual and multicultural requirements and has provided her knowledge to governments and private industry.