
Leading
Human-Centred
Organisational
Change
– ONLINE
Online | Tuesday 11 February 2025
15.00 – 16.00 GMT / 16.00 – 17.00 CET
Event
Change is no longer a one-off event – it is now a constant for individuals and organisations everywhere. Whilst change is hard, it is also an opportunity to design better ways of meeting people’s needs. Through giving colleagues a sense of optimism we can help them chart a path through uncertainty and increase our chances of success.
In this one-hour online event, participants will learn how to manage change through design thinking and will leave the session ready to apply new techniques in their context.
Learning Objectives
- Explore how to apply the principles of design thinking and human-centred design to effectively manage change at scale.
- Learn about various change frameworks, such as Guided Mastery.
- Gain insight into applying tools and techniques in your context.
Who is this event for?
Senior HR and OD professionals and business leaders who are responsible for leading change or designing change initiatives, and wish to improve the impact of change programmes in their organisation.
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To attend the in-person version of this event, please see information here.
Speakers

Justin Ferrell
Educator and Creative Leader
Justin Ferrell is an experienced educator and creative leader specialising in design and organisational culture. He has led innovation engagements for Global 500 and other organisations including Facebook, Google, PepsiCo, The United Nations, the U.S. Department of State and the World Economic Forum. He also teaches at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and globally with Duke Corporate Education. Justin is also the founder of the Professional Fellowship Program at the Institute of Design at Stanford University, where he leads strategic partnerships and teaches graduate courses in design thinking and organisation design. Prior to this, Justin was a career journalist.