Change Management

Change Management Foundations

Give your team the tools to move through change without losing people or momentum along the way

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Format

Online or on-site

Group

Up to 20 people

Languages

EnglishGermanUkrainian
Overview

About This Training

Change Management Foundations is an introductory training on how organizations manage change.

It covers why transformations succeed or fail, how people react to change, why resistance shows up, and which established models and frameworks are used to guide a transition. You work through the core approaches — models, communication, stakeholder engagement, the role of leadership — and apply each one to practical cases, not just theory.

By the end, your team shares one language for change and knows how to spot resistance early and respond to it, so the next transformation meets less friction and moves faster.

Level

Foundational

Prior knowledge

None required

Includes

Materials, templates, certificate

Audience

Who It's For

1

Teams involved in a transformation or system rollout

2

Project managers and their teams

3

Team leads and middle management

4

HR professionals and business partners

5

Anyone working in digital, ERP, Agile or organizational change

Outcomes

What Your Team Walks Away With

1

Change Management fundamentals

A shared language, so the whole team talks about change the same way instead of pulling in different directions.

2

Why change succeeds or fails

So you spot the warning signs early, before a rollout stalls.

3

Core models and frameworks

And the judgment to know which one fits which situation, not just their names.

4

Reading resistance

Resistance and emotional reactions become something you can work with, not something that derails the project.

5

Communication that drives adoption

Stakeholder engagement that brings people along with the change instead of making them dig in.

6

Leadership's role

Managers know exactly where to step in and carry the change.

Everyone leaves with training materials and templates, a Change Management framework overview and a certificate of completion.

How The Training Runs

Format
Group of eight young people seated in a circle in a modern classroom or meeting room, engaged in discussion or an activity, with some holding cards and notebooks. The room has a projector mounted on the ceiling, a blank flip chart, and a screen displaying text and graphics on the wall, with posters and photos arranged on another wall.
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We start from your context

Not a generic intro, but your team's real situation.

Four people seated around a wooden conference table in a modern office, writing on papers, with large windows showing an outdoor terrace and urban buildings, and a large flat-screen TV mounted on a white wall.
2

Concept, then practice

Short theory, straight into a case that mirrors your work.

Five people in a modern office space focused on a laptop on a blue table; three women and one man sit around the laptop, one woman holding a bottle, while a man and a woman stand in the background near large windows.
3

Reflect and apply

The team leaves with templates and a way of working they use that week.

No lecture marathons. Every block pairs a short concept with a hands-on case — in groups, on real scenarios, with tools like Lego Serious Play.

Program

What's Inside

1

Why change succeeds or fails

2

How people react to change, and why they resist

3

Core Change Management models and frameworks

4

Communication and stakeholder engagement

5

Leadership's role in transformation

The exact agenda is tailored to your team on a short Discovery Call

This Training In Action

Case
Client name
Training session

Case title: one line about the team and the change they were going through

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You can walk in knowing nothing and leave with real practical experience.

Student · Munich Business School

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The challenge

One line on the situation before the training: what the team was struggling with. To be added with the first case.

2

What we did

Two to three lines on how the training was shaped and delivered for this team: format, focus, methods.

3

The result

00% — the measurable outcome. To be added with the first case.

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