How Coaching Can Help People Move From Change Resistant to Change Resilient
We are designed for change – it’s part of our physiological reality. And yet, ‘managing change’ at work can sometimes seem like an uphill struggle. Is resistance to change something that you’ve experienced in your project or programme? There are many models that...
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What if you were to revolutionise the way you think about change?
Are you following a standard change management approach? How's that working for you? There are many models and methodologies of how to manage change. Each proclaims success by following a step-by-step linear approach and applying broad principles of change. As we...
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How Different is Agile Coaching from Professional Coaching?
This question has been rattling around in my brain since I first heard about Agile coaching. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to hear first-hand from Agile coaches their experience of coaching Agile. Perth’s first Agile Coach Camp came to town under the...
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The unintended consequences of International Women’s Day
Another year has passed and we are here again to celebrate International Women’s Day. This year though, I have mixed feelings about the event. As a woman and mother, I naturally want to see more women and girls achieving their full potential. I fully support...
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What happens when the CEO finds the workplace toxic?
The 'Me Too' campaign has highlighted the endemic issue of sexual harassment in the workplace. Unfortunately many other forms of bullying and discrimination are a daily reality for a large number of people, making their lives unbearable. In recent weeks we have seen...
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Skills of the Modern Age
My youngest child started High School two weeks ago and last night we had the opportunity to hear from the teaching staff on how they approach the education of the children in their care. Below is an extract from the email we received from the Principle this week...
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Adding value over staying relevant
Wow, it’s hard to believe, but we’re almost in February! Typically, January in Australia is a quiet month. As the summer reaches its zenith the focus is holidays and enjoying the weather. Not so for Change Optimised (although we have enjoyed the beach!) Not only have...
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Have you made a new year’s resolution?
We've all done it! Made New Year Resolutions at midnight on December 31st and by January 31st they're a dim and distant memory. There are two key reasons for this: trying to change lifetime habits over night trying to go it alone Sure, we can keep a few of the...
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Change Myth #1 All Change Is Bad and Will Be Resisted By Employees
Are you still looking for a WIIFM (What' s In It For Me) for change? You’re not alone. Organisations seeking change operate with an assumption that there will be resistance. And that's why they focus on finding something that will entice or incentivise people to...
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A Young Outsider Takes the Spoils
What we can learn from the Melbourne Cup? Listening to an interview with a racing expert yesterday morning and the odds for each horse winning the Melbourne Cup, the analogy with change in organisations was striking. #agile #leanchangelive #disruption Trying to...
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Ro Gorell
Director
I’m a change strategist, coach and published author specialising in adaptive change, because in a disrupted world no organisation can afford to rest on previous success.
Coaching and facilitation are the key methods and skillsets I use to engender change agility. I help clients create their own change framework blending tools, techniques and methods from: change management, project management, neo- behaviourism (how to create habits), Lean Change and Agile as well as programme management.
Charlotte Mawle
Director
I’m a dedicated change professional with over 20 years’ experience. I am passionate about ‘doing change differently’ and a strong supporter of leading and ‘managing’ change using a Lean approach with a focus on co-creation and continuous feedback.
I understand the challenges of ‘managing’ change across cultures having worked on global projects in Australia, France, the UK and USA. I have led change teams on global SAP implementations as well as cultural change programmes in areas such as health and safety.
