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Enclaria: Influence Change at Work

Equipping individuals and teams to influence organizational change

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Heather Stagl

As founder of Enclaria, Heather Stagl equips individuals and teams to influence change at work.

Interview: Communicating Change With the Results Map

Caroline Kealey, Owner and Principal at Ingenium Communications, joins the show this month to share the Results Map, her …

Three Ways We Make Resistance More Frustrating Than It Really Is

Recently, I posted Eight Telltale Signs of Resistance, in which I described some of the resistant behaviors people use …

Enclaria Gains Qualified Education Providerâ„¢ Status from ACMP

I'm pleased to announce Enclaria recently gained the Qualified Education Providerâ„¢ status from the Association of …

Eight Telltale Signs of Resistance

The dictionary definition of resistance is: Any force that slows down or prevents motion. So, naturally we define …

Interview: Creating a Deliberately Developmental Organization

Andy Fleming, CEO & Founding Principal at Way to Grow, Inc. joined the show this month to tell us about Deliberately …

Ten Types of Organizational Change

Organizational change, or the change that happens at work, encompasses many different types of projects. While the …

Two Ways to Deal with Change Snipers

One of the categories of leaders I encourage change agents to plan for are Snipers. Snipers are people who might …

Interview: Forget Work-Life Balance… It’s Role Integration

As the lines between our work and the rest of our lives blur, it seems more difficult to navigate and differentiate …

Five Key Responsibilities of a Change Manager

When you find yourself responsible for managing a change project at work, you might wonder what you've gotten yourself …

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