101_Coaching for Change: Leadership Lessons from Anjana Nambisan
Excellence in Healthcare Podcast · August, CA · 2 wk ago
Human ResourcesFull-time
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About the role
What stands in the way of meaningful transformation—not just within organizations, but for the leaders and teams driving our industry forward? Why do some changemakers create lasting impact while others struggle with execution, misalignment, and resistance to change?
This role is for those who want to tackle these challenges head-on, shaping strategies that bridge vision with action and fostering environments where teams can thrive amid transformation.
Responsibilities
- Identify systemic barriers to organizational change and design interventions to overcome them.
- Align leadership, teams, and stakeholders around shared goals to ensure cohesive execution.
- Develop frameworks to measure and sustain the impact of transformation initiatives.
- Facilitate workshops, coaching, or advisory sessions to empower leaders and teams in driving change.
- Analyze industry trends and best practices to inform scalable transformation strategies.
Requirements
- Proven experience leading or advising on large-scale organizational transformation.
- Strong ability to diagnose misalignment and resistance, with tools to address root causes.
- Expertise in change management methodologies (e.g., ADKAR, Kotter, Agile, or similar).
- Exceptional communication and facilitation skills to engage diverse stakeholders.
- Track record of translating high-level vision into actionable, measurable plans.
Skills
- Strategic thinking with a focus on execution and impact.
- Stakeholder management and conflict resolution.
- Data-driven decision-making and performance tracking.
- Adaptability in fast-paced, ambiguous environments.
- Collaboration with cross-functional teams (e.g., HR, operations, technology).