What's Next: Michael Frohlich talks to us about the woes from a CEO during a global transformation

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In the ever-changing and shifting world of expectations, disruption, and experience; brands are having to face the real challenge of transforming and evolving in an existential crisis against the possibility of becoming inconsequential. In this week’s webinar, we’ll talk about one of the most personal and public transformations in the industry with our very own Ogilvy UK CEO Michael Frohlich. Michael will talk about the dos and don’ts he learned along the way when transforming a company, but also his observations, on the opportunities and challenges he encountered along the way.

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DAYOAN DAUMONT
PARTNER 
OGILVY CONSULTING
MICHAEL FROHLICH
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OGILVY UK,
WW EXECUTIVE PARTNER, THE OGILVY GROUP

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Today
1. The Journey
2. The Result
3. Reﬂections
4. Tips
5. Leading Through Change
6. Questions

Nov 2017:
Transform
Do it now, with no relief

The task
Many
OPCO
Murky
Sell
One
One
Client
Clear
Solve
Many
Parent Peer

The journey
2018
Uncertainty / patterns / Insights Clarity / focus Alignment / success
2019 2020

Our clients
Indifference.
Fascination.
Necessity.

Success!
People scores
Client Scores
Wins
Nest sales growth
Awards
91% recommend Ogilvy
as a great place to work
76% recommend Ogilvy
to a colleague

Phasing
Agree ambition
Set strategy
Create structure
Assign roles
Find the right talent

Some things
I’ve learnt
1. Play for time to mitigate risks
2. Changing structures is easy, changing behaviours is not
3. Moving from theory to reality is the real test of compatibility
4. Don’t let the tail wag the dog - take the long term view
5. Build don’t ﬁx
6. Approach revolution, through evolution
7. Transition takes months, transformation takes years
8. Change fatigue is a real thing

My personal
tips
1. Keep the faith and be the North Star
2. Your gut counts
3. Be authentic, real and show yourself
4. Darkness is followed by light
5. The business is bigger than one person
6. Surround yourself with people who care about you
7. The way you act has more impact than you think
8. Negative voices are always the louder ones
9. Be resilient
10. Be brilliant

Leading
through change
INTEGRITY to tell the truth
CHARISMA to make people listen
GUTS to act on it

Questions?
And remember
Change is hard
but change is good

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1. Powered by What’s Next: Michael Frohlich talks to us about transformation ups and downs from a CEO during a global transformation

2. Welcome DAYOAN DAUMONT PARTNER  OGILVY CONSULTING MICHAEL FROHLICH CHIEF EXECUTIVE OGILVY UK, WW EXECUTIVE PARTNER, THE OGILVY GROUP

3. Tell us where you are dialing in from! What’s the weather like in your city?

4. Do you want this deck? It will be available for download shortly after the webinar on: slideshare.net/socialogilvy And the recording up on facebook.com/OgilvyConsulting

5. Today 1. The Journey 2. The Result 3. Reﬂections 4. Tips 5. Leading Through Change 6. Questions

6. Nov 2017: Transform Do it now, with no relief

7. From silo to seamless

8. The task Many OPCO Murky Sell One One Client Clear Solve Many Parent Peer

9. The journey 2018 Uncertainty / patterns / Insights Clarity / focus Alignment / success 2019 2020

10. The pain

11. Our clients Indifference. Fascination. Necessity.

12. Feb 2019

13. Success! People scores Client Scores Wins Nest sales growth Awards 91% recommend Ogilvy as a great place to work 76% recommend Ogilvy to a colleague

14. Have a plan 2

15. Phasing Agree ambition Set strategy Create structure Assign roles Find the right talent

16. Some things I’ve learnt 1. Play for time to mitigate risks 2. Changing structures is easy, changing behaviours is not 3. Moving from theory to reality is the real test of compatibility 4. Don’t let the tail wag the dog - take the long term view 5. Build don’t ﬁx 6. Approach revolution, through evolution 7. Transition takes months, transformation takes years 8. Change fatigue is a real thing

17. My personal tips 1. Keep the faith and be the North Star 2. Your gut counts 3. Be authentic, real and show yourself 4. Darkness is followed by light 5. The business is bigger than one person 6. Surround yourself with people who care about you 7. The way you act has more impact than you think 8. Negative voices are always the louder ones 9. Be resilient 10. Be brilliant

18. Leading through change INTEGRITY to tell the truth CHARISMA to make people listen GUTS to act on it

19. Questions? And remember Change is hard but change is good

20. Questions?

21. Thank you.

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