Client Profile
Sector: Charity
Employees: 400+ (UK)
Project Overview
Following a merger, our Chief Executive client needed support to unite two different workforces, strengthen the new culture, and empower leaders to make confident decisions and lead with impact.
Bringing two organisations together is about more than structures and processes - it’s about people. We helped leaders shape a shared culture and engage colleagues with more clarity and empathy.
40+
Leaders - 1 year development experience
2000+
Employee conversations using EVE - actionable leadership feedback
10 point+
Increase in employee engagement score over 2 years
Client Profile
Sector: Leisure & Tourism
Employees: 3,000 (Global)
Project Overview
Following the acquisition of a successful family-run business, our private equity client needed support to integrate a partner agency into it’s organisation.
Transitioning people into the new organisation involved both the management of a compliant transfer process (TUPE), but also supporting leaders to deliver the process well through effective communications that helped employees navigate the new ownership and organisational structures.
200+
Employee consultation meetings
70+
Successful transfers
5.5
Weeks to complete TUPE Transfer
Client Profile
Sector: Pharmaceuticals
Employees: 38,000 (Global)
Project Overview
Following the implementation of a new global business strategy our Chief People Officer client wanted support to build out options for the UK business to align their structure and ways of working.
By delivering options for a revised operating model the Exec team were able to assess opportunities for change and the impact these would have on employees across a highly matrixed organisation. Using these ideas as a basis for debate helped to cement thinking on what the right model would be for the UK and build communications that explained the way forward.
5
Operating model options generated
12
ExCo members aligned on the optimal model for the future
1400+
Employees communicated with about the transition approach