Change Management Through Design - course overview and reflections
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Earlier in the year, Boon got involved in teaching the Change Management Through Design course with Mary Wharmby via Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID).
The CMTD course teaches perspectives and approaches in applying design approaches to the work of organisational change.
Here’s an overview of the course here:
https://ciid.dk/education/digital-learning/workshops/change-management-through-design/
Boon also wrote up some course reflections from his 1st cohort experience here:
https://boonych.medium.com/organisational-change-through-design-4571816f244d
Given that many of us are involved in the work of change, we thought it would be a good idea to run this event using the overview and our reflections of the course to discuss the nature of change work through the lens of design.
We hope you can join us!
For this event, we’ll be charging a small fee of £2 to cover expenses like the meetup site and other tools to run our events. But we don’t want to discourage people from attending so please drop a message via the Meetup site if you would like a free ticket.
About the speakers:
# Mary Wharmby
Mary Wharmby is a design leader, strategist and educator with almost 20 years experience successfully guiding teams in the creation of customer-facing products and services as well as employee-facing tools and systems. She led design transformation at BBVA as the former Head of Design Transformation at BBVA, co-founded the Design Transformation consultancy, and currently leads employee experience transformation as the Group Product Manager at US Bank.
# Boon Yew Chew
Boon co-organises IxDA London with his fellow teammate Jason Mesut, and formerly served on the IxDA board. He is currently a principal UX designer for Elsevier, a global analytics company, where he leads strategic design initiatives for scholarly publishing. Prior to this, he’s done a variety of complex design work with large enterprises across telecoms, banking, retail, healthcare, and automotive industries.