Join us for a Managing Change Workshop

Next Managing Change workshop date announced: 21st January 2025

Following the success of our last sold out Managing Change workshop, we are pleased to announce the next date is the 21st Jan 2025 (9am-3.30pm) at the Anthony Burgess Foundation at 3 Cambridge Street, Manchester, M1 5BY. Lunch and refreshments are provided on the day.

We work with hundreds of businesses every year and here’s what we’ve learnt - they expect change, they react to change, but they don’t adequately plan for it.

Why?

In a world of constant change, they are often too busy reacting and don’t have the headspace to adequately plan and think through what’s needed. Plus, ‘change’ isn’t one thing, there are so many different components to change across various aspects of the business that they are not sure which to deal with first.

This practical workshop has been designed to give you the space to think through different aspects of change from different models and tools to navigate change, the psychological responses to change, changing market conditions, and strategic planning for change.

It will help equip you with the knowledge, tools, and skills needed to manage and implement change effectively, build resilience, and promote innovation and growth.

Key topics covered in the workshop include:

1. Understanding business change

2. Psychological aspects of change

3. How to plan for change

4. Overcoming resistance to change

5. Building a change-ready culture

6. Developing clear action steps for success

FUNDED SPACES AVAILABLE - For Greater Manchester based businesses, we also have some fully funded spaces available. Please get in touch for more information and to secure your funded place. Funding is via the GC Business Growth Hub.

For more details, please see flyer below or contact andrew@knowanddo.com.

New Managing Change workshop - spaces now available

Know and Do are pleased to be working with the GM Business Growth Hub to deliver a new workshop to support businesses to manage change. We are able to offer 30 fully funded spaces on the workshop for eligible Greater Manchester businesses.

We're excited to announce our fully funded Managing Change Programme, a 6-hour face-to-face workshop designed to help small business owners effectively navigate change and promote growth. This workshop will equip participants with the skills, tools, and knowledge to manage change, foster resilience, and drive innovation.

If you run a business one thing is guaranteed, you’ll be dealing with change constantly. The pandemic accelerated the impact of change for many businesses and the landscape is still evolving. Global supply chains are being disrupted and inflation and other increasing costs have made business more challenging for many.

The scale and nature of change can seem overwhelming. That’s why we’ve designed this day long workshop to help provide a framework to understand and practically manage change in your business.

The workshop will run on 2 different occasions with ~15 businesses each time. The first date is Nov 25th in Manchester. Second date is being confirmed.

Register your interest asap, as we only have 30 spaces that are fully funded (meaning there’s no cost for eligible Greater Manchester based businesses). Applications are taken on a first-come, first-served basis.

Email us now to secure your spot and gain valuable targeted learning support to support your growth journey.

Email: andrew@knowanddo.com

We’ve produced a short loom video that explains more:

A short introduction to Managing Change, a fully funded 6-hour workshop designed to assist you and your business to better navigate change on the road to growth and success.



Managing Change Workshop flyer

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Managing Change Workshop flyer

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