Titlebook: Change Leadership in Emerging Markets; The Ten Enablers Mod Caren Brenda Scheepers,Sonja Swart Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 202

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Second Enablero mastery are also linked to the relevant neuroscience facts and their implications. The chapter highlights India and the example of Gandhi’s role modelling and the ultimate influence on British colonial rule.

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Fourth Enablermployees to support the change process. We discuss the link between Eureka moments and innovation in organisations. Russia is an emerging market in this chapter, which receives attention, because Russia has experienced significant paradigm shifts in their history with the end of the Soviet Union.

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Introduction to Neuroscience and Change or freeze receive attention in this chapter. We highlight the SCARF model of David Rock of NeuroLeadership and the application in the context of organisational change. We conclude with how reference to neuroscience knowledge can be applied in the Ten Enablers Model.

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Seventh Enablertrategy. Several tools offer the opportunity to systematically plan the when, what, how of executing the change process, for specific team members. When team members deliver actions, aligned to strategy on specific agreed upon dates, real progress towards implementation is evident.

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Conclusion and Future Researchrning points from the previous wave of change, assists the next wave to be more effective. We refer back to the helix model to illustrate the continuous waves of change. Emerging change in complexity science also receives attention as the next wave in our personal learning journey as change leaders.

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