Journey to Newland A Roadmap for Transformational Change (Story Book)

Praise for Journey to Newland With an animated fable, the Journey to Newland storybook provides readers with a cast of memorable characters, a captivating story, and a common language to deal with difficult and often emotionally sensitive issues in negotiating change within their organizations. The allegory follows a group of animal characters through uncharted territory, from Oldland to Newland. Each animal represents a different type of work personality; navigating such metaphorical places as Nostalgia Desert, Transition Valley, and Leverage Lake, the team-comprised of Eagle, Owl, Lion, Dolphin, and Ant-finds a way to survive, even thrive, by leading change. "Journey to Newland skillfully and creatively illustrates the process, principles, and capabilities required for successful transformational change." -Bob Pettus, retired vice chairman of the board, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated "This unique tale presents a solution for developing strategic leaders who can excel in this era of transformation." -Peter Kao, president and CEO, American Management Association China "This story provides change leaders and teams with an impartial and unifying platform to deal with behavioral challenges that might otherwise undermine a well-intended change effort." -Jeffery Tan, director, Corporate Training and Professional Development, Singapore Institute of Management "The storybook succinctly defines the hard and soft side of transformation and the associated processes." -Folkert Castelein and Vivek Ratna, Global Learning Group, The Netherlands "Journey to Newland teaches those essential competencies required to be a successful change leader." -Greg Gray, CEO Gray Training, South Africa "Using the story and the process behind it allowed our company to evolve in both our revenues and our leadership culture." -Angela Y. Bauer, owner, Tropical Nut and FruitPoole, Bill is the author of 'Journey to Newland A Roadmap for Transformational Change (Story Book)', published 2007 under ISBN 9780787994402 and ISBN 0787994405.