Change Management
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About the event
Change Sucks – An Introduction into Change-Management
Change is a complex and threatening process. Successful companies disappeared within a short time due to their inability to face change. And let’s face it, most of us prefer to stay in our comfort zone. Welcoming or even leading change is nothing that the most of us is looking for. However, without change, we cannot survive and develop. So how do we overcome our immanent aversion towards change?
Here, it is crucial to learn why change is such a challenge to us. Then we find out how to deal with it until we may even be able to embrace change.
In this workshop you will get an introduction into change and how to manage change for yourself and your employees. In particular you will learn about:
- the stages of change
- the elements in a change process
- how to deal within the stages and with the elements and
- aspects of implementing a change process
Speakers
Torsten Seeger
Director & Founder
ConsulToSee Co., Ltd 
Dr. Torsten Seeger is the owner of the systemic consulting agency ConsulToSee. He founded ConsulToSee in 2017 in HCMC in order to bring systemic knowledge into Vietnam’s business world.
Torsten has 20 years of leadership experience in R&D, manufacturing, quality management and project management within countries like Germany, Russia, France, UK, Spain, Malaysia and Vietnam.
At the age of 43 he experienced his first Systemic Constellation facilitated by Monika Wyss in Malaysia. He was so impressed by the results that he decided to get trained and certified by leading specialists of Systemic Constellation and Coaching (e.g. Prof. Dr. Matthias Varga von Kibéd).
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