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Printed copies of the complete Managing Change guide in pocket-sized paperback format are also available free of charge for managers based in the United Kingdom from the Government Office for the South West. UK managers can e-mail their
request and postal address to Elizabeth Cooksey: elizabeth.cooksey@gosw.gsi.gov.uk - please note that due to high demand, we normally issue one or two copies per organisation. If you have a larger requirement (e.g. Business School) let us know and we will provide more copies if possible.
Special workshops or conference presentations.
Written by Phil Harding (Government Office for the South West) and John Pooley (The John Pooley Consultancy) this guide was first produced
by GOSW (Sustainability &
Environmental Technologies Team) in partnership with Envirowise in 2004 and re-published as a paperback version in 2007 for its 4th print run. It is also endorsed by the Carbon Trust,
ESTA (the Energy Services
and Technology Association), the South West of England Regional Development Agency and the South West Climate Change Impacts Partnership. To view the 4 minute 'managing change' video on oursouthwest's YouTube channel click on the centre of the image below: Return to TOP |
Over 135,000 copies have been issued worldwide - this guide continues to be in high demand. "Groundbreaking", "unique", "refreshing", "excellent"; this is THE guide to have if you are managing change. This free guide is proving to be highly popular and respected with its new and different approach to the whole subject of change management in the context of improving resource efficiency and environmental performance. You can read the comments made about the guide below - including how it provides a useful diagnostic tool and route map for addressing climate change as a priority issue for organisations. Here are just some of the many positive comments made about this guide:
'We are using the guide's Change Management Matrix as a simple and effective tool to diagnose how we are responding to climate change at
all levels of our organisation.
'We shall continue to use the matrix to re-examine and maintain our performance levels' 'At South West Water we are using the change management matrix to assess and review how the company is addressing climate change across the whole business operation. It is proving to be a useful management tool for focussing attention on how we can improve our performance in this increasingly important area. - Neil Whiter, Water Strategy Manager, South West Water "Managing change is a very important factor in the success of every business. This guide will help managers to think creatively about how they
manage change, whilst avoiding many of the pitfalls that other companies have encountered"
"excellent and enjoyable"
"wonderful...I do think that this would be of great interest to many of our business and corporate clients"
“very useful for clients who seem to be at sea with regard to energy when failure to manage change adequately may be at the heart of their problems”
“original and excellent”
“we intend to use as a resource in MBA teaching”
(referring to the guide's section on worst practice) "could have just as easily published a document of bad practices without the irony of putting them into a fake "how-to-guide" but what fun is that? Cheers to the Brits for their humour"
"ground breaking"
"very useful and fresh approach"
“a succinct, easy to read and practical set of guidance… …refreshing way it explains the key factors for successfully managing change when compared to so many change management books”
"I think it is great and a very useful training tool" Return to TOP  |
