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Change Management for Utilities: Navigating the New Normal Video and Presentations

May 21, 2020 by Leave a Comment

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On May 14, 2020 UtilityEvents.com hosted the virtual event “Change Management for Utilities: Navigating the New Normal ” now you can have a copy of what attendees experienced along with the presentations.

In this “new normal,” how are utilities moving their Change Management projects forward? Did everything in your portfolio just get completely re-prioritized? How can utilities move their projects forward while almost everyone is working from home? Join NiSource, Sunflower Electric, Puget Sound Energy, and thought leader Theresa Moulton from Change Management Review to learn how they manage change – focusing on their teams, projects, and organization, while moving their change projects forward in this pandemic situation. You’ll participate in discussion, benchmark against leading utility change experts, and learn what you can do to help your organization manage change.

Includes 5 Utility Presentations and Video from live event.

 

Presentations

Introductions
Ashley Baptiste
CEO
Conferences Connect

With over fifteen years’ experience in creating conferences, Ashley has a strong reputation for ensuring all event participants gain value from their experience. She focuses on producing a structure for participants to share critical content such that all attendees connect and engage. Ashley is fulfilled by the gratitude expressed by attendees for the rich learning experiences she facilitates on site, and for the network of resources participants take away with and use for years to come. She is a dedicated professional with experience creating and managing events throughout the United States and Europe.


Leading Employees through Personal Transition in a Time of High Ambiguity

The COVID-19 has proven itself to be the ultimate disruptor. Change may be constant, but nobody saw this coming. How do utility managers, awash in change themselves, help themselves cope and manage their own change, as well as lead their teams through this. What are some basic but highly critical techniques you can do now to take care of the “people side” of your team? Find out here.

Ms. Theresa Moulton

Editor-in-Chief
Change Management Review
Theresa built her career in management consulting with specialties in organizational change strategy, executive coaching, and change management implementation. She has served as a key advisor on high-visibility projects for leaders in the financial services, publishing, higher education, manufacturing, healthcare, and medical devices industries. With 20+ years of consulting, executive coaching, and business-building experience, Theresa brings practical insight to the real-world challenges and opportunities of working with and within business change. She’s presented at the IBM Center for Business Value, Babson College, the Organization Design Forum, NICSA, NEHRA, SHRM and CFO Magazine.

Cloud-Based ERP and Corporate-Wide Organizational Change Management at Sunflower Electric

Using Lessons Learned meetings to move projects and departments towards Ability and Reinforcement

During the past several months, Sunflower Electric has gathered department leads, SMEs, and staff to discuss progress after the migration to a cloud-based ERP. The lessons learned meetings prompted several changes to its processes. You’ll learn about them here.

Sunflower is implementing organizational change management corporate-wide with mid-July set for the start of activities. John will talk about the process followed to gain approval and the methods they will use to achieve the implementation objectives.

John Ross

Business Process Specialist
Sunflower Electric Power Corporation
John Ross works as the Business Process Specialist for Sunflower Electric Power Corporation and within the Change Management Department at Hays, Kansas. His responsibilities include change management, strategy analysis, process mapping, and process analysis. Prior to his work at Sunflower, John served Fort Hays State University as an upper-level administrator. During his tenure at FHSU, he assisted with the planning for and implementation of new technologies. In addition, John led 10 Academic Quality Improvement Project teams as part of the Higher Learning Commission accreditation review for academic institutions. John was named the FHSU Adjunct Faculty Member of the Year for the FHSU College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences during 2017. John has written seven books about component-level and system-level electronics applications. United Rentals, Altium Limited, Motion Industries and other major corporations have published John’s articles and blogs about industrial technologies.

Best Practices for Involving Employees To Design The “New Normal”

As NiSource’s Director of Change Management, Sherrice Thomas is responsible for leading the design and execution of innovative stakeholder engagement strategies with a keen focus on success metrics and data analytics. In this session, Sherrice will share NiSource’s Change Management group’s Employee “Shape Work Authority” for the New Normal. You’ll hear best practices practices for involving employees in the design of the “new normal” for your organization.

Sherrice Thomas

Director of Change Management
NiSource
As NiSource’s Director of Change Management, Sherrice Thomas is responsible for leading the design and execution of innovative stakeholder engagement strategies with a keen focus on success metrics and data analytics. NiSource is one of the largest fully regulated utility companies in the United States, serving approximately 3.5 million natural gas customers and 500,000 electric customers across seven states through its local Columbia Gas and NIPSCO brands. Prior to joining NiSource, Sherrice spent 19 years at Nationwide, a Fortune 100 company, holding both leadership and individual contributor roles in Organization Effectiveness, Talent Management, Leadership Development, Sales and Technical Training, and Operations. Sherrice holds a Master of Business Administration from Franklin University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from The Ohio State University. She has also earned a variety of credentials to include the Advanced PROSCI Change Management Certification. Sherrice resides in Groveport with her husband Frederick and twin sons, David and Joseph. Her eldest son has a family of his own, making Sherrice the proud grandmother of 5. In her free time, Sherrice volunteers at her children’s school, participates in group fitness classes, and practices yoga.

Puget Sound Energy Uses Change Management to Respond to the Pandemic Disruption

Using three standard areas of change management (communication, training & reinforcement), this presentation looks at how Puget Sound Energy (PSE) set the organization up for success, responded to the pandemic disruption, and what challenges are anticipated to shift back to an unknown normal.  Ranodda will share key actions the organization has taken along with recent employee data on how our employees are holding up and what needs still need addressed.

Ranodda DeChambeau

Organizational Development Consultant
Puget Sound Energy
Dr. Ranodda DeChambeau is and Organizational Development Consultant with Puget Sound Energy in Seattle, WA. She has worked in the public and private sectors and specializes in employee and leadership development programs. Ranodda holds Masters Degrees in Business Administration from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and in Adult Education from Western Washington University. She completed a PhD in Human and Organizational Development at Fielding Graduate University, where she researched organizational paradox and how conflicting priorities affect individuals within organizations. Recently, Dr. DeChambeau developed and facilitates a Change Management course for the University of Washington, in the Professional & Continuing Education program. Her work consists of leading change through education, training and supporting leaders at PSE to be more effective change agents.

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