Transforming Communication
Thursday 03 June 2021Following our successful introduction (The Fundamentals of Transformation), this is the first themed session in a series of events hosted by CMI’s East Midlands and Eastern board where we explore the topic of Transformation. This digital event focuses on individual elements, highlighted in CMI's Management Transformed research, from communication, through to people and location.
In this session...
Liam Fitzpatrick - Principal at Donhead Consultants and a Communications specialist, and Baback Yazdani - Executive Dean at Nottingham Business School (Nottingham Trent University), will outline some of the misconceptions and issues surrounding communications during periods of transformation, and why it is so important for managers and leaders to deliver this successfully.
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