World Cafe | January 2020

ACMP Ohio started the New Year with some Change Management “R, R, & R”, brainstorming in a World Café format on three popular “R” topics:

Resilience – explore ways we can help people and orgs build their resilience.
Readiness – share how you can tell if people are really ready for change?
Reinforcement – share tactics that work for you!
Read the full summary of the discussion and visit the gallery for photos of the event.

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President's Message | February 2023

Hello, ACMP Ohio Members! Because of you, your Ohio Chapter is continuing to grow and mature. In 2023, we will continue to work with you to Educate , Support and Connect members in Ohio and adjacent states, reinforcing ACMP Global events and resources and bringing our chapter together locally. If you didn’t already know, Ohio is rich with change management talent and with firms that support our efforts. We are always looking for new ideas to add value for our members, so please be sure to share your thoughts! Simply email us at info@acmpohio.org . Below are several things we are working through for you in 2023.

2022 ACMP Ohio Board Elections

Welcome, Natalie!

We're delighted to welcome Natalie Bullock as the newest member of our ACMP Ohio Board and the Membership Director for our chapter. Natalie officially starts her responsibilities this month, and she's shared that she looks forward to getting to know our ACMP Ohio family, building awareness around resources and events that can enrich our members’ careers and ACMP experience and working to connect like-minded members both within our chapter and across others to help build meaningful, supportive relationships. Like many in the OCM space, Natalie's path into change management is a non-traditional one. Here's a bit more information on her journey - Natalie began her career as a secondary school English teacher who worked stateside in Virginia public schools as well as overseas at international schools in Venezuela and Ghana. She enjoys caring for and educating people but did not see a future in K-12 education. In 2015 she made a significant career shift and returned to...

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