EFFICIENCY UNLEASHED – MASTERING THE ART OF DOING MORE WITH LESS
Senior consultants Craig Griffiths, Charlene Harvey, and Jeremy Markham engage in a roundtable discussion on delivering effective services when resources are tight. In 45 minutes, our experts cover how to support your team and maintain engagement, identify desired outcomes and key impact drivers, and explore options for service delivery.
Join the discussion and get our key tips on:
- How to support your team and maintain engagement.
- Focusing on your purpose and desired impact outcomes.
- Identifying the key drivers of impact/value.
- Exploring delivery options.
- Taking a sustainable approach to any change.
About the Experts
Craig Griffiths is a senior consultant with a special interest in working with diverse groups to help unlock their potential. His expertise lies in helping organisations take a human-centred approach to solving tricky problems, and he has been an Executive Coach at Stanford University’s Hasso Platner School of Design, where he helps executives from around the world apply Design Thinking to their work.
Charlene Harvey is a senior consultant who brings over 20 years of experience in strategic planning, business model design and implementation, change management, and bringing customer centricity into a regulatory environment. She enjoys building productive, trusted relationships to optimise and evolve how organisations operate.
Jeremy Markham is a senior consultant and an innovative thought leader. He has an academic background in psychology, philosophy, and business, and his competencies include business process design and optimisation, change management, and benefits management.
Downloadable Resource
Guide to Mastering the Art of Doing More with Less
In this guide you'll get the panels tips on driving efficiency including: Implementing solutions under time pressure and PrioritisationComing up
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