Invited Speaker Appreciation: Change Management Community at U-M
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The Voices of Staff Embracing Change Community of Practice! The Embracing Change Voices of Staff team has started a community of practice to focus on the opportunities and challenges of leading change at the University of Michigan. Our goal is to offer a series of change sessions that showcase university change leaders, discuss challenging topics, and encourage the sharing of best practices. Vic Divecha and Jan Palmer Presented "The Michigan Medicine Change Management Model" Date: Thursday, April 27 Time: 2:30 - 4:30 PM Speakers: Janet Palmer, Michigan Medicine Performance Consultant & Vic Divecha, Michigan Medicine Senior Project Manager Workshop Published Description: Janet & Vic will share the new Michigan Medicine Change Management model that has been developed in the past two years. They will also provide a project use case for the model and talk about what went well, what could be improved, and lessons learned. They'll share practical tools and concepts in use at Michigan Medicine as ‘takeaways’
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