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Change Management Plan AGC Payton D. Stanford HRMT620-2304B- Unit 5 Dr. Bias 11/05/2023
Introduction This research paper will aim to dissect and delve further into the case of Atlantis Global Corporation (AGC). AGC is an established entity with critical challenges to compete in today’s global economy. AGC, primarily engages business developing, manufacturing, and marketing of electronic circuit boards. AGC is currently facing financial performance issues, human capital management concerns, and navigating a rapidly changing global landscape. This paper explores the steps and processes for transforming AGC's leadership styles and organizational culture, analyzing potential internal and external threats, investigating methods for detecting these threats, and a proposed strategy to safeguard the organization's future. The research underscores the significance of agile leadership, proactive risk management, and a culture of innovation for AGC's long-term success. New Leadership Styles and Organizational Culture AGC is looking to introduce a range of transformative changes in its leadership styles and organizational culture to address its challenges. In a review of the work titled 4 actions transformational leaders take, David Lancefield and Chirstian Rangen describe transformational leadership change as; “Leading transformational change involves helping the organization transcend its current positioning, performance, and capabilities. This requires visionary thinking, the ability to tackle complex problems (like overcoming organizational inertia), and the courage to make difficult choices (like when to shut down or sell off assets that were once considered
“core”, (Lancefield and Rangen 2021). For the case of AGC’s Scenario firstly, the organization is looking to instill transformational leadership within the management and employee relations, placing a significant emphasis on inspiring and motivating employees to unlock their full potential. This approach encourages leaders to be visionary, supportive, and engaging, fostering a culture of innovation and continuous improvement. Secondly, AGC will need to aim to stay committed to inclusivity and diversity. The company recognizes the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and should seek actively promoting a work environment that values and leverages different backgrounds and perspectives. Thirdly, AGC can shift towards empowerment and accountability. For AGC this will lead the organization to have a decentralized approach to the decision-making process, empowering managers at all levels to take ownership of their respective areas. In an article from Employee Relations, Pete Newsome describes “Empowerment in the workplace means enabling employees to take ownership of their work and contribute to meaningful decision-making. In a culture of empowerment, company leaders delegate responsibilities, share information freely and seek out input from members of their team.” (Newsome 2022). This approach encourages responsibility and the values for ownership among the leadership team. Lastly, developing training efforts to educate management to develop agile and adaptive leadership across the entire leadership teams. Leaders are encouraged to actively seek feedback, learn from mistakes, and continually refine their strategies in response to market dynamics. Potential Internal and External Threats The dynamic global business environment poses several potential internal and external threats that AGC must proactively address. Economic uncertainty can significantly impact
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