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GreenHouse Group Rob Bigge [email protected] www.greenhouse-group.com

GreenHouse Group Rob Bigge [email protected]

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GreenHouse Group

Rob [email protected]

www.greenhouse-group.com

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www.greenhouse-group.com

GreenHouse Group Overview

• Network of consultants, trainers, facilitators and coaches

• Experienced people / consistent approach• Work via short, sharp interventions to help:

– Understand the challenge– Design the solution– Deliver education and training– Provide ongoing support

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www.greenhouse-group.com

GreenHouse Training Approach

• Portfolio of standard 90-minute workshops• Each workshop is designed to be stand alone• Can be combined to meet particular objectives• Benefits of this approach:

– Flexible– Effective – Efficient

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Objectives

• ‘Taste’ a 90-minute workshop• Explore Stakeholder Management

“It must be remembered that there is nothing more difficult to plan or more dangerous to manage than the creation of a new system. For the initiator has the enmity of all who would profit by the preservation of the old institution and merely lukewarm defenders in those who would gain by the new”                                  Nicolo Macchiavelli

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Stakeholder reactions to change

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Stakeholder Management

Comprises:• Stakeholder Analysis

– Identify Stakeholders– Prioritize Stakeholders– Understand Stakeholders

• Stakeholder Planning

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Identify Stakeholders

• Customers• Partners• Suppliers• Trade Unions

• Mangt. Team• Users• Community• Your family

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Prioritize Stakeholders

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Understand Stakeholders / 1

For people to commit they must:• Be dissatisfied with the current situation• Like the way things will be• ‘See’ a straightforward first step• Be convinced that benefits > costs

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Understand Stakeholders / 2

Motivators:

• Growth / advancement

• Achievement / recognition

• Job interest

Hygiene Factors:

• Supervision

• Interpersonal relationships

• Security

• Salary

• Policies and admin.

• Working conditions

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Understand Stakeholders / 3

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Stakeholder Planning / 1

PowerName Interest Issues StatusDesiredSupport Role

ActionReq’d.

Message Comms.

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Stakeholder Planning / 2

• Update planning sheet• Plan approach• Your needs• Messages• Actions and communications

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STAKEHOLDERMANAGEMENT

ReactionsTo Change

Rational

Emotional

ComprisesStakeholder

Analysis

StakeholderPlanning

Stakeholder Analysis

Stakeholder Planning

1 – Identify Stakeholders

2 – Prioritize Stakeholders

3 – Understand Stakeholders

Other People’s Views

Needs

Support

Messages

Communication