Corporate development
When change is on the horizon, we’ll make sure that you don’t run out of energy, that implementation works in practice and that you actively control the process.
The demands made on an organisation are as diverse as the colours of the rainbow! It should be stable and yet vibrant – geared to the market and employees – offer a balanced portfolio of products and services – provide space for development and, above all, be a place where people like to work.
DNA of the company
The art lies in maintaining an equilibrium between stability and agility. Too much of one thing can very quickly throw the organisation out of balance. To build on the company’s values, its DNA, so to speak, is essential to introduce a clear system and speak with a single voice across all areas of the company. If employees and customers experience first-hand this mindset and message, the company will stand out as a credible brand.
People first mindset — holistic Organisational development
As an experienced team of experts in collaboration and change processes, we focus on organisations with a people first mindset that strive for holistic organisational development. In concrete terms, this means involving employees in the process, creating development opportunities, providing support and empowering those involved to embrace the new.
Steps towards implementation
This will only succeed if the organisational development measures and implementation steps take into account and are tuned to the challenges of day-to-day business. So, whether we start with the strategy or an initial operational step, we will make sure that you don’t run out of energy, that implementation works in practice and that you actively control the process
Project examples
- Development and introduction of “Collaboration with shared accountability” as an organisational system
- Generational transition as an opportunity for diversification
- Holistic succession planning as an organisational development concept
- Designing and supporting a change processes
- Intercultural collaboration and communication in a global business
- Values – culture – identity; development and introduction of a single “corporate voice”
- Positioning and realignment of a Business Unit