Leading Change
Join the class
and get fully up-to-date on change management. In this English-taught Masterclass Leading Change, you will learn how the human brain works, how it relates to resistance to change, and the deeper effects of workplace transformations. You will also discover what truly drives people to embrace change. This session will guide you through the steps needed to create movement within your organization and gain support from employees and colleagues.
About this Masterclass
For 1.5 hours, you will join regular students of the International Business program in an interactive classroom setting. This unique learning experience brings students and professionals together for mutual inspiration.
Practical information
- There is no prior education required.
- Language: English
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- Location: Fontys Venlo Campus
- Cost: Free of charge
Who the masterclass is for
This masterclass is valuable for leaders and managers facing resistance to change, struggling with long or ineffective change initiatives, or looking to minimize the negative effects of workplace transitions. It is also ideal for professionals seeking to enhance their skills in leading large-scale transformations within their organization.
Learning outcomes
This masterclass provides valuable insights into how the human brain responds to change and why resistance arises, enabling you to manage change processes more effectively. You will learn concrete steps to create support and make change initiatives within your organization more successful. By collaborating with students from the International Business program, you will gain fresh perspectives and inspiration for your professional challenges.
About the lecturer
Arjan de Bont is a lecturer at Fontys Venlo with 15 years of experience in leadership and change management training. He has coached executives at companies such as Philips, Vodafone, and Canon, as well as leaders within public organizations like the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee, Dutch Water Authorities, and various healthcare institutions.