PREPARING FOR CHANGE
Build trust. Provide orientation. Lead with mindset.
You're planning a change – and want your organization to feel informed, involved and ready?
This is for you if you want to ...
✓ ... communicate change early on – clearly, credibly and transparently
✓ ... equip your leadership team for their communication role
✓ ... use the starting point to build trust, clarity and shared direction
✓ ... develop language, narratives and messaging that feel both human and strategic
✓ ... work with a sparring partner who asks the right questions and creates space for honest dialogue
✓ ... draw a clear line between decision-making, messaging and participation
✓ ... treat communication not as an afterthought – but as the foundation of real change
What to expect in this transformation phase?
• Defining the why, the goals and the communication strategy of your change
• Developing a cohesive narrative and first key messages
• Workshops and sparring sessions with leadership and communication stakeholders
• Stakeholder mapping and alignment on messaging architecture
• Anticipating resistance and meaning-making patterns
• Clarifying communication roles: who says what, when, how – and with what mindset
Who benefits from support in this transformation phase?
TeTeams and leaders who want to shape change deliberately – with clarity, empathy and foresight.
• Executive and strategy teams
• Change teams and HR professionals with communication responsibility
• Internal communications units leading strategic transformation
• Leadership circles who want to communicate early – and meaningfully
How I work.
With over 10 years of experience in international corporations, a certified background in psychological counseling and more than 5,000 hours of facilitation and coaching, I support leadership teams and organizations with practical methods, human insight and a clear sense for what truly resonates – beyond the slides and between the lines.
Let's talk.
You're planning a transformation – and want people to feel invited rather than overrun?
Let's talk about how to make that happen.