Resources

A Tricordant Thought Paper

Dr Amanda Woolley – Tricordant Associate Consultant with expertise in the psychology of decision making, reasoning in complex systems and collaboration for change and transformation initiatives.

People with learning disabilities and autism face major health inequalities like poorer mental health, lower life expectancy, and a higher risk of early death compared to the general population.

Essex County Council embarked on an ambitious strategy to enhance opportunities for communities and cohorts across the county, aligning with the central government’s ‘levelling up’ policy and funding.

Over the last few weeks, we have given you a range of insights into Whole-Scale Change, what it is, and what it can do to help organisations and systems transform.

Building resilience and agility has become essential for survival and success. Our research highlights four agile capabilities that organisations need to adopt to cope in a dynamic world.

In Niall Ferguson’s book “The Square and the Tower,” he explores the dynamic interplay between hierarchies and networks throughout history.

Last week, I challenged you to take three straightforward actions. The first was to reflect on how well your current change methodology is working for you.

Change is happening all around us and sometimes at breath-taking speed. Who would have thought 5 years ago that home working or remote GP consultations would become as good as a norm.

Our client, an industry-leading and award-winning Council, operates in a multifaceted environment, fulfilling its vital role in place leadership and delivering key services alongside partners to serve local communities.

Place based partnerships are the part of the new landscape that has the greatest potential to make a real and fundamental difference to the health and wellbeing of individuals and society as a whole.