360 Leap

360 Leap

Business Consulting and Services

London, London 105 followers

Where change is embraced and celebrated

About us

We are a dedicated team of seasoned and enthusiastic business coaches and consultants, specializing in change management, transformation, engagement, and communication. Our collective expertise provides us with a distinctive outlook, enabling us to comprehend and tackle the intricate challenges that both organizations and individuals encounter while navigating the complexities of change. Our fundamental mission is to empower businesses and individuals to excel in today’s dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of change

Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
London, London
Type
Partnership
Founded
2021
Specialties
Business Analysis, Project Management Office, Consultancy Services, Digital Transformation, Professional Mentoring, Communications and Engagement, Business Change, and Coaching

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  • Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there who are basically professional change managers! You navigate tantrums with expert negotiation skills. You implement new routines with the finesse of a seasoned project leader. You somehow manage to keep everyone (mostly) happy with limited resources (bribery may or may not be involved). Dads, you're the real MVPs! #FathersDay #ChangeManagementDads #360Leap

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  • With the right mindset, change doesn't have to be daunting! 🌟 Embrace the unknown, maintain positivity, and support each other through the journey. Ready to turn change into an opportunity for growth? Let’s connect! 🚀 #ChangeManagement #OrganisationalChange #Resilience #Agility #Leadership #EmployeeEngagement #ContinuousLearning #Teamwork #ProfessionalDevelopment #OCM #BusinessGrowth

    Navigating Change Together

    Navigating Change Together

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  • Embracing the Change Manager Within - Why Everyone in a Project Should Wear the Hat In today's rapidly evolving business world, the only constant is change. Whether it's adopting new technologies, restructuring processes, or pivoting strategies, change is an inescapable part of every project and organisational initiative. Enter Organisational Change Management (OCM), the unsung hero that helps navigate these turbulent waters. Traditionally, OCM has been the domain of a specialised team or set of individuals tasked with managing the human side of change. However, in our modern, agile landscape, this siloed approach is about as effective as using a sundial to track a rocket launch. The truth is, we're all change managers now, whether we like it or not. Think about it – every time you introduce a new process, tool, or way of working, you're essentially a change agent, nudging your colleagues out of their cosy comfort zones and into uncharted territory. It's like being a tour guide in a foreign land, except the locals speak your language, and the currency is resistance (and maybe a few eye rolls). So, why should we all embrace our inner change managers? Well, for starters, it's a matter of survival. Change is inevitable, and those who adapt will thrive, while those who cling to the status quo may find themselves as relevant as a fax machine in a world of instant messaging. But it's not just about staying afloat; it's about unlocking the true potential of your team and your organisation. When everyone understands and actively participates in the change process, you create a culture of agility, innovation, and resilience. It's like having a team of superheroes, each with their own change management power – some can communicate the vision with clarity, others can anticipate and mitigate risks, and a few brave souls might even volunteer to be the guinea pigs for new initiatives. Of course, embracing the OCM mindset isn't always a walk in the park. You'll likely encounter resistance, skepticism, and the occasional existential crisis (because change can be scary, folks). But fear not! With the right tools, training, and a healthy dose of empathy, you can navigate these rough waters like a seasoned captain. So, the next time you find yourself introducing a new process or tool, remember – you're not just a project manager, developer, or team lead; you're a change agent, a catalyst for transformation, and a champion of progress. Embrace the OCM mindset, and together, we can create a workplace where change is not just accepted but celebrated (or at least tolerated with a few well-timed jokes). Because let's face it, if we can't laugh at the absurdity of it all, we might as well be stuck in the past, clutching our fax machines and sundials. Ready to elevate your change management game? Explore how 360Leap can help you build change capacity within your organisation.

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  • Change, they say, is the only constant in life. And in the world of business, it's no different. Embracing change is like riding a rollercoaster - it can be thrilling, a bit scary, but ultimately, it's all about the journey. One of the best ways to make this ride smoother is through clear communication. Imagine trying to navigate a city without a map - chaos, right? That's what it would be like without clear communication about the when, why, how, and what of change. Involving everyone in the change process is like inviting everyone to the party. It makes people feel included, and who doesn't love a good party? A strong leader at the helm is like having a great DJ at the party - they keep the music playing, and in this case, the change moving forward. A detailed change management plan is like having a roadmap for the journey. It outlines the route, the stops, and even the detours. And let's not forget the training and development opportunities. They're like the safety briefing before the ride - they make sure everyone knows what to expect and how to handle it. Lastly, fostering a culture that encourages change adoption is like creating a space where everyone feels comfortable trying out new moves on the dance floor. It's all about making the change a part of the routine, and before you know it, everyone's dancing to the same beat. So, why are these change management best practices important? Because they're like the secret sauce to a successful change initiative. They help organisations navigate through transitions smoothly, minimise the 'oh no, not another change' reactions, and maximise the benefits of the change. So next time change comes knocking, remember these tips and embrace the rollercoaster ride with a smile!

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  • Navigating Change Management: Best Practices for Success In today's fast-paced business environment, organisations face unprecedented challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical shifts like Brexit. These disruptions underscore the critical need for agile leadership, transparent communication, and a resilient organisational culture. According to McKinsey, 85% of executives accelerated digital transformation initiatives in response to the pandemic, highlighting the urgency of adapting to change. Why Change Management Matters: Change is vital for organisations to remain competitive and resilient. It enables them to respond effectively to external shocks, embrace emerging opportunities, and foster innovation. Whether facing a global pandemic or economic downturns, organisations must adapt swiftly to mitigate risks and seize opportunities. Businesses that pivot quickly and embrace digital solutions during crises are better positioned to maintain business continuity and thrive in an ever-evolving business landscape. Embracing change allows organisations to navigate uncertainties with agility and resilience. In a volatile environment, rigid structures and outdated processes can become liabilities. By fostering a culture of agility and adaptability, organisations can pivot quickly in response to changing market conditions and customer preferences. Ultimately, organisational change is the key to maintaining relevance and sustainability in today's dynamic world. Best Practices for Change: 1.    Agile Leadership: Leaders must demonstrate agility, resilience, and a willingness to embrace diverse perspectives. 2.    Transparent Communication: Open communication builds trust and alignment, fostering effective collaboration. 3.    Empowering Employees: Encouraging employees to voice their ideas fosters innovation and commitment. 4.    Investing in Learning and Development: Continuous learning equips employees with the skills needed to navigate change effectively. 5.    Fostering a Culture of Inclusion: Diversity enriches decision-making and enhances innovation. Experience 360 Leap's Support: 360 Leap offers expert services and support to navigate change: Change Management Consulting: Our seasoned consultants provide strategic guidance and support on your change journey. Training and Development: Equip your team with essential skills through tailored training programmes and resources. Stakeholder Engagement: Foster buy-in and support for change initiatives by engaging stakeholders at all levels. Change Management Tools: Utilise our change tools to plan, execute, and monitor change initiatives effectively. Implementing change management best practices ensures a structured and effective approach to managing change initiatives. Please reach out at hello@360leap.co.uk for a consultation.

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  • Dive into transformation this International Women's Day with 360 Leap. 🚀✨ The theme, 'Investing in Women: Accelerate Progress,' encapsulates our commitment to fostering growth and empowerment. We believe in the power of investing in women to spark significant advancements in every sphere. Join us in celebrating the achievements and potential of women around the globe. Together, we can leap towards a future where equality isn't just a goal, but a reality. #IWD2024 #360Leap #InvestInWomen #AccelerateProgress #Empowerment"

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