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We have compiled a number of articles, available for download in pdf format. You will need Adobe Acrobat in order to view them.
The eight stages of change... I am often asked, ‘What are the keys to creating major change?’ In my mind there are essentially eight stages in the process ... Eight reasons for failure... Last month I wrote about the eight stages in the change process. Let me address the challenges in each of these stages and where... Tension to Deliver Strategies ... We understand how to analyse the relative economic advantage of differentiated products and services but there is very... Inspirational Leadership ... It is sadly quite frightening. I have just reviewed the outcome of a large programme with one of our multinational clients.... The Challenge For The Future... Last month I was invited to speak at a conference about the challenge for the twenty first century. I was coming off a ... Thanks to Darwin ... It is Christmas and a time for reflection, even for those of us caught up in the stress of what we call business. For me it is... Leadership In Crisis ... I was not really surprised to be confronted by the headline, ‘Executive crisis hits top firms' from the Financial Mail. This should not... The Parable of the Boiled Frog ... If you have not heard the parable of the boiled frog I will enlighten you. If you place a frog in a pot of boiling water...
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David Ankerson hails from Northern Ireland. He was educated at London University, the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the London Business School. He had a distinguished Army career and has held senior and Board positions in both Whitbread and Grand Metropolitan. He masterminded and led a major company's turnaround into a highly successful profit making operation. Under the title 'Extraordinary Performance from Ordinary People' he teaches the case at the London Business School. Today he leads many change programmes in large corporations and participates in many of the Incite™ Teams outdoor team development initiatives. He lives with his wife, his two children, his dog, his books and an email terminal in Hertfordshire, England.
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