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New Jersey Organizational Development Community
Welcome to the New Jersey
Organization Development (NJOD)
Community, an all-volunteer,
not-for-profit regional organization
development professional association. NJOD, formed in 1998, is
the world's largest and fastest
growing regional OD network, with
over 1,200 members. NJOD is recipient
of the 2004 Worldwide
Regional OD Network of the Year Award.
New Jersey
OD Community Mission & Vision
Our mission is to advance
the field of organization development. We
achieve this mission by sharing
our knowledge freely, learning from one another, and building
relationship with colleagues. By sharing knowledge freely, we build and
strengthen the community knowledge base. We
reinvent our skills and
prepare for future opportunities by learning from
each other. As a free
and all-volunteer learning community, it is the relationship we have with
one another that determines our growth and success.
Our vision is a united,
energized, and mobilized OD community focusing
on improving our
practices, strengthening our research, and advancing
the future of our
profession.
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N.J. OD Network
Announcements
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Date & Time |
June 5, 2009
8:30 am - 10:30 am
Registration will begin at 8:00 am
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Location |
Johnson & Johnson
410 George Street, New Brunswick, NJ
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Topic |
Leading Global Change:
Challenges, Approach and Lesson Learned
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Program
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Developing
a Change Management strategy is one thing, executing it is
the hard part. This presentation offers a "real time" example of
the change management strategy used on a global implementation
using a structured approach to change execution and the
perspective of lessons learned from previous deployments.
We will talk through the critical success factors and best
practices that we have learned are necessary to enable a
successful project implementation as well as the business
sustainability in the organization.
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Presenter
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Bill Fong
Global Program Manager,
Johnson & Johnson
Bill has been with Johnson & Johnson for 12 years
and has over 20 years of combined industry and consulting
experience. Bill has supported various R&D initiatives in Drug
Discovery, Pre-Clinical and most recently Clinical Operations.
The current global initiative that Bill is leading will, in it's
next phase, engage 15,000 end-users in 120 countries worldwide.
Scott Wieder
Global Change Management Practice Lead
Ally Solutions Group
Scott currently leads the Change Management team
in support of a global initiative at J&J. Scott has 19 years
experience as a consultant in change management, organizational
effectiveness and PMO/Governance alignment.
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To Register |
email us at: njodgroup@gmail.com |
Notes:
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The meeting will be held at 9th
Floor, 410 George Street, New Brunswick, NJ. All participants
will have to check-in at the security desk in the lobby of the
building.
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Directions
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FROM NORTH/NEWARK
AIRPORT:
Go South on NJ Turnpike to Exit 9 (New Brunswick)
Take Route 18 North. Take exit to Route 27 South (Princeton).
Stay straight on Route 27 (also known as Albany Street) through
four lights. Just before fourth light (at the train station)
make a quick right. The entrance is for the 410 George Street
facilities as well as the taxi stand adjacent to the train
station. The entrance to the parking deck is on your right.
OR Go South on Route 287 to Exit 10 (New
Brunswick - Route 527). Follow Route 527, which becomes Easton
Avenue, approximately five miles to Hamilton Street. Turn left
onto Hamilton. At second light, George Street, make a right onto
Albany street. Just before the light (at the train station) make
a quick right. The entrance is for the 410 George Street
facilities as well as the taxi stand adjacent to the train
station. The entrance to the parking deck is on your right.
FROM SOUTH: Go east on Pennsylvania Turnpike to where it
joins the New Jersey Turnpike at Interchange 6. Follow the New
Jersey Turnpike to Interchange 9 (New Brunswick). Take Route 18
North to Route 27 South (Princeton). Stay straight on Route 27
(also known as Albany Street) through four lights. Just before
fourth light (at the train station) make a quick right. The
entrance is for the 410 George Street facilities as well as the
taxi stand adjacent to the train station. The entrance to the
parking deck is on your right.
OR: Go North on Route 1 or via 1-95 to where 1-95 joins Route 1.
Follow Route 1 North to Route 18 North. Take Route 18 North to
Route 27 South (Princeton). Stay straight on Route 27 (also
known as Albany Street) through four lights. Just before fourth
light (at the train station) make a quick right. The entrance is
for the 410 George Street facilities as well as the taxi stand
adjacent to the train station.
The entrance to the parking deck is on your right. |
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