Change Management

The CEO wants to transform the company, but he encounters resistance from unexpected sources. 

Costly Attraction tells the story of a woman who takes a promotion but finds that things change and she loses assignments after an incident of harassment. 

Crossroads tells the story of a family business, where different members of the family and long term employees have different visions of the future, all of which leads to confrontation, outbursts, and leadership challenges.

Customer First tells Viktor's story. As the CEO, has to contend with the pressures of having a warehouse destroyed by a tornado, a lost shipment at sea of needed merchandise, and an employee who gives less than excellent customer service (to a customer who is one of the city's influential people).

Future Shock Now shows an organization in the throes of adapting to a quickly changing world.  A variety of employees struggle to figure out how to fit into the new world they inhabit, while leadership has to learn its own lessons as well.

Simulations with professional role-players give your people practice without the cost of losing a client,  frustrating a vendor, or increasing discord among colleagues.

Tom, the leader, has to learn to lead when Diane, a self-starting project manager, joins his team.  Meanwhile, Bill, Diane's colleague, is confused by the open ended, "empowering" management by Phyllis. 

 No Barriers follows two managers through a busy day of interviewing new hires, supervising employees and interacting with customers.  The managers each become sensitive to the multiple levels of awareness of people who are differeently abled

Personal Touch tells the story of a family business facing both personal and business crisis. Each employee and family member has a different vision of the future, thereby creating conflict; however, family bonds help resolve the tension.

Question of Style tells the story of two salespeople who need to adjust to the buying styles of their prospects, but have difficulty doing so.

Squeeze Play tells Phil's story. He has to confront budget cuts, restless employees, and demanding management. As the pressure mounts, Phil finds it more and more challenging to manage the demands and the stress.