The Levers for Sustaining Change: Hybrid Mastery

The last few years have seen a transformation for organizations worldwide – the explosion of remote and hybrid work.  Looking into 2024, it’s clear that hybrid work has become the default mode of engagement for many companies. While some have embraced fully remote work, others have settled into a mix of in-office and remote days. […]

The Levers for Sustaining Change: Hybrid Mastery Read More »

, , , , , , , ,
Why This is Essential for Sustaining Change

The Levers for Sustaining Change: Empowering Culture

  What one thing might pose the greatest risk to your change initiative? What one thing, if oriented in the desired direction, can serve as a lubricant that supports and enables the other elements of the RCA Levers for Sustaining Change to interact in ways that propel forward momentum? In this newsletter series, we are

The Levers for Sustaining Change: Empowering Culture Read More »

, , , , , , , , ,
The Levers for Sustaining Change Capable People

The Levers for Sustaining Change: Capable People

How do you create and sustain change? What enables all the constituent elements of change to stay connected with one another, interacting in ways that maintain and sustain forward momentum? In our previous newsletter, we introduced the RCA Levers for Sustaining Change as a way of looking at five interlocking elements that will keep you

The Levers for Sustaining Change: Capable People Read More »

, , , , , , ,

Increase your Effectiveness through the Five Behaviors of Cohesive Teams

We are pleased to announce that Michael Randel, RCA’s founder and director, has recently become a Certified Practitioner of The Five Behaviors of Cohesive Teams®. This program, developed by Patrick Lencioni from his work in The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, provides insightful assessment tools and educational programs that shed light on how people behave

Increase your Effectiveness through the Five Behaviors of Cohesive Teams Read More »

, ,

Does Facilitation Make a Difference? The research says “Yes.”

RCA’s work is recognized by a leading research journal We were delighted when we heard that our work was described in The Foundation Review, a leading peer-reviewed journal that researches the philanthropic sector. The article “How to Encourage Sustainable Change” was written by Allison Dymnicki (American Institutes for Research) and Alex Hooker and Rebecca Goldberg

Does Facilitation Make a Difference? The research says “Yes.” Read More »

,
Scroll to Top