The preliminary insights from our recent studies of change leadership in Indonesia, China, Singapore, US, Germany and France covers:
- Insights from CEO and other C-Level Executives from Indonesia, Germany, US and France.
- Where leaders’ successes and failures exist in leading large scale change – through their own report of self learning as well as their assessments of their organization’s capacity to change.
- Human dilemmas the leaders faced when becoming the leader of a large scale change, also looking at the kinds of solutions that address these dilemmas.
- The challenges of change as represented by both the leader and the organization.
Twelve years ago, a small team at Purdue University embarked on a journey. Could we develop and teach a new discipline of strategy, one designed for wicked problems and open, loosely connected networks?
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Here’s what they are saying…
This presentation provides an overview of the elements that comprise the entrepreneurial ecosystem and shares the best practices for new product development. It also provides measures that can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of the entrepreneurial ecosystem and proposes a world class solution that can be used to increase the success rate of entrepreneurial ventures.
We continually hear about innovation and strive to keep engaging our teams to put the right skills and processes for innovation into practice. At the same time, we know that fostering just the right culture for the team to be innovative is important – but often overlooked.
How do you go about fostering an innovative team? Here are 4 guidelines we’ve pulled together.
Twelve years ago, a small team at Purdue University embarked on a journey. Could we develop and teach a new discipline of strategy, one designed for wicked problems and open, loosely connected networks?
It’s been a remarkable journey. Workshops in 48 states and 7 foreign countries. Work with some amazing people.
Here’s what they are saying…
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We continually hear about innovation and strive to keep engaging our teams to put the right skills and processes for innovation into practice. At the same time, we know that fostering just the right culture for the team to be innovative is important – but often overlooked.
How do you go about fostering an innovative team? Here are 4 guidelines we’ve pulled together.
Our Company ReBuilding approach enables companies to perform a "soft transformation" towards agile, decentralized and highly customer-focused structures. Our approach includes organizational elements of very successful Asian companies. After all, it is in Asia that we are observing companies taking completely new and very successful paths in order to be as adaptable and innovative as possible. The presentation highlights some very successful Asian company examples, their organizational structure and founder personalities.
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Overview
- Organizations must change with the times to remain successful and maintain competitive advantage.
- However, change failure rates currently are above 60%.
- To find out why, we analyzed 6000 business leader comments from 80 countries related to their experience with change management.
- Failure is caused primarily by people-related factors.
- Organizational change can be traumatic and resisted by those involved, and when it is, change fails.
- Leaders need aligned employees that support and trust change to stand any chance of success.
- Once Leaders recognize that change resistance causes stress (and vice-versa) and identify their specific stressors, they can be more effective in reducing it.
- Focusing Change to Win is a change manual for leaders which distills the collective wisdom of over ten thousand years of change-management experience. It outlines how questionnaires and action point checklists can be used to increase the chances of change success as leaders review, navigate and plan change.
- Above all, this book is useful and practical! It provides guidance as you move to reap the benefits of gaining competitive advantage of implementing successful change in your organization.
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Our Company ReBuilding approach enables companies to perform a "soft transformation" towards agile, decentralized and highly customer-focused structures. Our approach includes organizational elements of very successful Asian companies. After all, it is in Asia that we are observing companies taking completely new and very successful paths in order to be as adaptable and innovative as possible. The presentation highlights some very successful Asian company examples, their organizational structure and founder personalities.
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Do People Resist Change March 2015 talk at the Association for Project Manage...Assentire Ltd
Rod researched ‘Resistance to Change, from a Leaders’ Perspective’ and has a passion for working with organisations at key transition points within their life cycle. Informed by more than 25 years as an Electronics Engineer, a Manager in Hi-tech International Corporate and SME contexts experiencing many M&A related assignments. Rod brings measurement methodologies to inform Behavioural Change initiatives, exploring Team Performance and Innovation Potential.
Overview
- Organizations must change with the times to remain successful and maintain competitive advantage.
- However, change failure rates currently are above 60%.
- To find out why, we analyzed 6000 business leader comments from 80 countries related to their experience with change management.
- Failure is caused primarily by people-related factors.
- Organizational change can be traumatic and resisted by those involved, and when it is, change fails.
- Leaders need aligned employees that support and trust change to stand any chance of success.
- Once Leaders recognize that change resistance causes stress (and vice-versa) and identify their specific stressors, they can be more effective in reducing it.
- Focusing Change to Win is a change manual for leaders which distills the collective wisdom of over ten thousand years of change-management experience. It outlines how questionnaires and action point checklists can be used to increase the chances of change success as leaders review, navigate and plan change.
- Above all, this book is useful and practical! It provides guidance as you move to reap the benefits of gaining competitive advantage of implementing successful change in your organization.
The science of organizational change - summary and chapter descriptionPaul Gibbons
What can 21st century science teach us about leading change? Mindfulness, choice architecture, risk psychology, evidence-based management, influencing with facts, VUCA, systems thinking, cognitive biases and much more (really).
Definitions of Organizational Development - Organizational Change and Develo...manumelwin
Organization development is an effort (1) planned, (2) organization-wide, and (3) managed from the top, to (4) increase organization effectiveness and health through (5) planned interventions in the organization’s “processes,” using behavioral-science knowledge.
Future State point of view on what is takes for leaders to successfully execute change in their organization, and bring their employees along in an engaged way.
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Organizational Change and Development - Module 3 - MG University - Manu Melwi...manumelwin
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At present, the pace of change feels relentless – new technology has changed our working lives beyond recognition and disrupted whole industries.
Many of us like to think that change is rare - we feel like it should be a one-off event, with a beginning and an end. The reality is that change is a constant state - nothing stays the same forever. If this seems daunting, agility is our friend.
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60-70% of change initiatives fall short of expectations because leaders have "institutionalized Underperformance." By creating a "Learning Organization," yours need not be among them.
Senior executives facing radical change can either:
Defer crucial decisions;
Engage (and train) external consultants, OR;
Leverage tomorrow's leaders to build the "Learning Organization" of tomorrow
Lead their organizations to achieve greater than $350 million in financial benefit
Resolve significant organizational pain points
Radically transform culture
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APM ProgM SIG webinar 26th March 2014.
Authors of the Gower Handbook of Programme Management were brought together to review developments since 2006.
Paul Rayner sadly died on 1st August 2011. Paul was a very highly respected expert in project and programme management, a popular speaker, spreading the word about programme management throughout the UK and Europe.
Delivering Value through Benefits – John Chapman
John says “At the time we wrote the original manuscript projects were focused on the technology, people and resources. There wasn’t much focus on benefits. Perhaps that was a reflection on project delivery.
Since then, organisational competencies in programme and project management had grown, there was increased ‘brain space’ to understand the impact of the change.
There is now a recognition that IT systems are enablers helping to solve business problems. Projects create deliverables, outputs or in PRINCE terms, products. Another analogy is baking a cake – we actually need to eat it if we are to derive the benefit.
People is difficult – Adrian Pyne
Adrian says “I am talking about the PEOPLE stuff. How people behave, as individuals or in groups, namely the culture and environment of the project.
Well yes there is a bit of Leadership, Stakeholder Management , Communications. Even lots on the project organisation, but that is not really about people, its more about what processes their roles are about.
There is also a great deal about teams out there, but not much specifically in the projects space. And that is the issue.
He advocates creating organisations fit for projects, through integrating and adapting its processes, tools and above all else, through its organisation culture - its people.
Evolution of Governance - Geof Leigh
Geof explained that Best practice guidance hasn’t changed substantially in the last 30 years. IT promised to revolutionise governance by providing a ‘silver bullet’ but it didn’t happen. Executives disconnected and projects and programmes were left to fend for themselves.
Ten years ago he explained the governance those performing governance seemed to be unclear about their role. They were often under self-imposed pressure from their strategies and business plans.
Geoff went on to characterise what good governance looks like today.
Has Portfolio Management come of age? Geoff Reiss
Geoff cited Gartner and Forrester Studies in 2001/3 surveys showed that only one in four programmes delivered a measurable benefit
In 2004/7 PWC surveys showed that those organisations who were using portfolio management believed they were getting better results!
Activity in this area has ramped up considerably. APM has created the Portfolio and Benefits Management SIGs a wide range of software tools for portfolio managers have emerged.
There are still a significant number of ‘pet projects’ that make it through as the brainchild of a powerful individual, PPM generally had matured and spread its influence.
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This presentation is a collection of PowerPoint diagrams and templates used to convey 25 different Change Management models and frameworks. (Please note that these are diagrams and charts that are to be used in your own business or classroom presentations. These are not instructional slides.)
Included models/frameworks:
1. Kubler-Ross' Change Curve Model
2. Bridges' Transition Model
3. Lewin's Three Stage Change Model
4. Impact Analysis Process
5. Leavitt's Diamond
6. The Burke-Litwin Change Model
7. The McKinsey 7S Framework
8. The ADKAR Change Model
9. Kotter's Eight Phases of Change
10. Beer & Nohria's E & O Theories
11. Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions
12. The Power/Interest Grid for Stakeholder Prioritization
13. Osgood-Schramm's Communication Model
14. Szpekman's Communication Framework
15. The Johari Window
16. Blanchard & Thacker's Training Needs Analysis Framework
17. The ADDIE Model
18. Burch's Conscious Competence Learning Model
19. Kirkpatrick's Four-Level Training Evaluation Model
20. Design Thinking Model
21. The PDCA Cycle
22. Six Sigma
23. Business Process Redesign (BPR)
24. Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK)
25. ISO 31000:2018 Risk Management
CRM (Customer Relationship Management) is more than just a computer database, and therein lies the problem. People and processes are involved. Computers don't make mistakes, people do! Peter Flory recounts stories of more 20 years worth of NfP CRM systems implementations and asks, "Why don't we seem to learn from past mistakes?"
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GI Net 5 - Best Practices on Change Leadership
1. Global Best Practices in Indonesian Context:
Insights from CEO’s Studies
on Change Leadership
Prof. Dr. Hora Tjitra, Dr. Hana Panggabean & Dr. Juliana Murniati
Jakarta, July 18 2012
AGlobalIndonesianNetworkSeries
2. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
Funding
Partner
-‐
Global
Change
Alliance
(GCA)
2
Global Change Alliance (GCA)
• All consultancies of the GCA work on the basis of a Senior Expert
structure of consultants
• All in all the GCA-platform comprises about 125 people
• Our work is based on the congruence model of organizational change
(developed in the USA)
• Our partners are:
- C4 Consulting, Germany (Duesseldorf)
- Ascend Partners, France (Paris)
- Comma Consulting, Great Britain (London)
- Veritas Partners, LLC, USA (New York)
- Tjitra&associates, China (Shanghai)
• www.globalchangealliance.com
Zhejiang University
Hangzhou, China
Atma Jaya Catholic University
Jakarta, Indonesia
Columbia University
New York, USA
Tjitra Management Consulting
Hong Kong ■ Shanghai ■ Jakarta ■ Hangzhou
3. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
Agenda
3
1 Methodology and Participating C-Executives
2 Insights from the CEO’s Study on Change
3 The “WHAT” in managing and leading large scale change
4 Leading large scale organizational transformation
5. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
Leading
&
Managing
Large
Scale
Change
5
RESEARCH OBJECTIVES:
• Attempting to understand more deeply where leaders’ successes and failures exist in
leading large scale change – through their own report of self learning as well as their
assessments of their organization’s capacity to change.
• Understanding the human dilemmas the leaders faced when becoming the leader of a
large scale change,also looking at the kinds of solutions that address these dilemmas.
• Capturing the challenges of change as represented by both the leader and the
organization.
Quantitative Online SurveyQualitative In-Depth Interviews
EXPECTED RESULT:
• Systematic study on the challenges of change, especially success and failures in leading
large scale change.
• Comprehensive and systematic findings on the current dilemmas and contradiction that
leaders faced in leading large scale change,also with the potential solution.
6. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
Overview
of
the
respondents
in
Indonesia
and
Singapore
6
Job
Position Amount
CEO / Chairman 18
C - Level / Commissioner 4
EVP,SVP & VP 3
Organizational
Type Amount
Multinational Company 8
Asian SME 4
Asian Large Company 13
Industry Amount
Finance / Banking 7
Conglomerates 2
FCMG 2
Manufacturing 3
Trading / Retail 4
Specialist
(Construction,Pharmaceutical,
Technical Services)
6
7. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
Grounded
Theory
Analysis
supported
with
Atlas.ti
QDA
Software
7
9. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18 9
The
DifKiculty
and
the
Cost
of
the
Different
Types
of
Change
10. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18 9
The
DifKiculty
and
the
Cost
of
the
Different
Types
of
Change
Easiest to get going
Anticipatory
Change
Reactive
Change
Crisis
Change
Most difficult to get going
Difficult to get going
The difficulty of change
11. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18 9
The
DifKiculty
and
the
Cost
of
the
Different
Types
of
Change
Easiest to get going
Anticipatory
Change
Reactive
Change
Crisis
Change
Most difficult to get going
Difficult to get going
The difficulty of change
Anticipatory
Change
Reactive
Change
Crisis
Change
Most
Costs
Moderate
Costs
Least
Costs
The cost of change
12. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
SpeciKic
Context
of
Organizational
Transformation
• Large Scale Change
• Business Context in Indonesia
• Non-Profit Organization
(e.g.Government and Universities)
• Subsidiary of MNC in Indonesia
• Indonesian Change Leaders abroad
• Global Best Practices of Change Leadership
10
13. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
CHANGE
Framework:
Two-‐Sides
of
One-‐Coin
-‐
Strategic
Planing
&
Change
Leadership
11
GEt the Buy-in
from the TOP
Stages of Change
(WHY and WHAT)
Change Leadership
(HOW and WHO)
Strategic Planing
Sustainable System
One Team
One Voice
Passionate
Learning
Bergaul Leadership
Tools
14. Which
side
of
the
“coin”,
where
the
CEO
of
your
organization
(you)
would
put
most
of
his/her
(your)
energy?
15. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
Stages
of
Change
Process
-‐
the
WHAT
and
WHY
13
Get the Buy-in
from the TOP
• Demonstrating the right
Business Case
• Managing Expectation
• Avoiding conflicts and
reducing unnecessary
resistance
Sustainable System
• Establish strategic
ecology system
• Strong HR Involvement
• Different Interest of
Stakeholders
• Word of Mouth
(Change Agent)
Strategic Planing
• Designing the Strategy
(What to Change)
• Bring-in the right team
• Simplify the Case and
the right Measurement
16. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
Get
the
Buy-‐in
from
the
TOP
14
“... six month itu prosesnya lah, untuk convince - lah,
itu mesti cari selanya, I meant, kasarnya gini, if I cannot
sell it, the idea, ya selling nya salah gitu aja deh, ... jadi
harus cari jalan sellingnya yang betul.”
“... karena kita mapping to be, visi dari top
management, founder, itu musti didapatkan. Supaya
gained consensus, manage their expectations. Untuk
mendapatkan ini, kan bisa jadi kita beli satu software,
kita nggak tanya owner, tapi owner sudah beli
software ini dia bayanginnya abcdefg, kita cuma
delivernya ab aja,begitu dia tahu ab loh kok, saya
keluar segini.Nah itu penting sekali”
“Jadi waktu the chairman minta saya terjun, itu
pertama saya propose untuk kita melakukan yang
dinamakan operational review, bukan audit. Karena
pengaruh dengan audit sensitif.”
• Demonstrating the
right Business Case
• Managing Expectation
• Avoiding conflicts and
reducing unnecessary
resistance
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Strategic
Planing
Design
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“Saya nggak perlu bikin dia paling canggih, saya hanya perlu
yang sangat applicable. Dan itu mereka masih pertahankan
begitu. Nah terakhir IT ini sudah nggak saya pegang. Saya
mau gimana mengubah ini menjadi service organization.
Service organization ini selalu orang bicara adalah
menyangkut daripada ramah, bersih, akhirnya setelah
beberapa kali gagal proyek, saya punya kesimpulan service
organization itu harus disupport oleh operations yang
bagus.Tanpa operations yang bagus, you tidak bisa transaksi
dengan baik, dengan akurat. Senyum hanya tambahan,
bukan yang pertama terus terang pada waktu itu.”
... saya mengatakan bahwa kuncinya adalah kreativitas, kalau
di Indonesia tuh buntu, hanya di dalam plan bagus, tapi di
dalam implementasinya nol. Contoh lagi, saya terakhir, kita
diguncangkan oleh seorang bupati atau walikota Solo, Joko
Widodo. Kalau kita pelajari profil dia, sangat menariknya
adalah dia merubah birokrasi, artinya dengan merubah
birokrasi itu, plan menjadi implementasinya itu menjadi
simple,fleksible.”
• Designing the
Strategy (What to
Change)
• Bring-in the right
team
• Simplify and
Measurement
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Creating
a
Sustainable
System
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“Jadi, tahap-tahap awal itu memang gitu, kita disibukkan
dengan menyusun apa yang mau diimplementasikan,
filosofinya, values-nya, sistem ke-HRD-annya itu tahun 2004.
Tahun 2005,kita membangun sistem manajemennya”
“... jadi kalau misalnya ada kejadian safety harus dimasukkan
ke recordnya, ada violation di bidang ethic, harus masuk ke
recordnya. Dan DuPont itu sistemnya show up…jadi
misalnya, ini loh ada kecelakaan di sini-sini-sini, wah, CEO-
nya pasti malu kalau namanya muncul, ada kejadian ethics
di sini-sini-sini, statistiknya ada. Jadi setiap quarterly
muncul..diantara semua leaders itu. Nah itu menjadi
santapan awal di setiap meeting besar, melihat statistic
safety, statistic ethics, sama kesalahan di people treatment.
Nah,itu cara-cara yang efektif.”
“... saya percaya Human Resource yang sesungguhnya,
bukan orang yang duduk di HRD. Tapi, setiap orang yang
punya anak buah itulah,HRD Manager.“
• Establish supporting
system
• Strong HR
Involvement
• Different Interest of
Stakeholders
• Word of Mouth
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Stages
of
Change
Process
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One Team
One Voice
• Being Honest and
demonstrate Confidence
• One Voice with Clear
Message
• Be in-Charge
Passionate Learning
• Technical Competence
• Having Courage on
Calculated Risk
• Flexible and
Self Adaptation
Leadership Tools
• Panutan / Consistency
• Spiritual Wisdom
• Reward & Punishment
• Buy-in from all Stake-
holders
Bergaul
• Understand the Culture
• The Feeling of WE
• Being humble and
involve
• Aggressive and Patient
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Involvement
and
Communication
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“...ga bisa hanya memberikan dana, hanya memberikan
perintah tapi boleh dibilang sixty percent of my time
pada 2009 itu saya lakukan”.
“Kalau lo mau lakukan perubahan seperti ini, you have
to do it by yourself. Create message, be consistent.
Sebab akan timbul pertanyaan. Orang lain yang
berikan, jawabannya akan berbeda. Itu akan
menimbulkan sesuatu,sebab nobody want to change”.
“... But you need to have that clear thinker capability
when you’re becoming a leader. Because when you
don’t have direction, you gotta set direction. People
cannot drive momentum if the direction is not clear”.
One Team
One Voice
• Honest and
Confidence
• One Voice in
Communication
• Be in-Charge
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Get
the
buy-‐in
from
the
Team
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“I need to design a system that is acceptable for
everybody”.
“... now we’re winning again, not because I’m a good
leader but because we have a great team. And my job
as a leader is not to exercise power, my job as a leader
is to remove problem, that’s my job.“Tim ini bukan
kerja individual, tapi kerja tim terus terang. Tim itu
harus searah dengan you,semuanya”.
“... harus punya gini nih, seperti onion, your onion
circle ini harus ada. Kalau anda single fighter, ga bisa.
Jadi, onion circle ini harus terjadi. Dalam arti positif loh
bu, bukan kayak DPR korupsi berjamaah itu apa nooo
tapi onion circle dalam arti positif. Ibu percaya sama
dengan beberapa orang yang benar-benar seirama,
tentunya bisa berbeda pendapat”.
Leadership Tools
• Panutan / Consistency
• Spiritual Wisdom
• Reward & Punishment
• Buy-in
22. Global Indonesian Network / 2012, July 18
The
Role
of
Religion
in
Leading
Change
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“One thing I cannot explain, God gives me wisdom and that to
me I fully believe I cannot be separated from the equation of
God and me.That one thing I tell you,I’m a blessed man.
“... karena kita bisa bawa value, agama misalnya, apa sih
gunanya kita bekerja dalam agama Islam, misalnya, sori saya
bandingkan, salah satunya adalah kita ibadah. Nah kalau
konsep itu yang dipakai kerja itu ya udahlah, rejeki itu sama
aja kok dimana aja. Saya, bukan saya yang menentukan rejeki,
gaji itu saya semua hanya perantara misalnya”.
Leadership Tools
• Panutan / Consistency
• Spiritual Wisdom
• Reward & Punishment
• Buy-in
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Speaker
ProKile
-‐
Prof.
Dr.
Hora
Tjitra
Professional Background
Dr. Tjitra has performed international management consultancy, training, assessment, coaching and
research in Asia and Europe. His working areas are focused on intercultural management as well as human
resource, organizational and strategic development.
Prior coming to China, he used to live and work in Germany for fourteen years and was responsible for the
global diversity as well as Asian business and management development practices of leading HR consulting
companies in Germany.
In addition to his consulting works, he held a full-time position as associate professor for applied psychology
at the Zhejiang University (China), and part-time visiting professor at the Atma Jaya University (Jakarta) and
Padjajaran University (Bandung)
Education and Professional Qualification
Dr.-Phil. in cross-cultural psychology and strategic management from the University of Regensburg
(Germany)
Dipl.-psych. in organizational behavior and HR management from the Technical University of Braunschweig
(Germany)
Certification in Hogan Assessment System (China/US), Strategic Management from McKinsey&Co (Italy/
Germany) and HR Management from INSEAD (Singapore/France)
Language and other qualification
He is fluent in Indonesian, German, English, and can communicate in Chinese and is a member of the
International Academy for Intercultural Research and International Association for Cross-Cultural
Psychology.
References / Sample Clients
International project experiences for top and middle management at the global and national level in over ten
countries in Europe and Asia.
SAP, Saint-Gobain, Barco, Ameco Beijing, SCHOTT, Siemens, BASF, Dupont, Merck, Continental,
DHL, Telkom Indonesia, Volkswagen etc.
Executive Director
and Founder
• Intercultural Qualification,Training
and Consulting
• Executive Assessment and Coaching
• Too Leadership Development
and Talent Management
• Managing Strategic Change
and Organizational Development
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24. Thank You
Contact us via …
Email: h.tjitra@tjitra.com
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