| One of the problems a change agent faces is that they may be seen by many in the client system as a trouble maker and deliberate disrupter. |
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| The essential point that the catalyst change agent stresses is the need for change and for special recognition of the interests of the disadvantaged group. |
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| The catalyst change agent therefore needs to be an organizer and a promoter of togetherness, one who can infuse a feeling of common identity and purpose. |
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| The main objective of a good change agent, is the joint optimization of the outcomes for the organization as a whole, as well as for its individual members and other stakeholders. |
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| Very frequently, in assuming the role of change agent, a person is moving out of a previously held role with which the client system has him firmly identified. |
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| Ballard acted as a change agent, bringing the vision of others to realization. |
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| He is known for being an efficient coach and a change agent focusing on achieving results. |
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| To be a change agent, immediately implement changes over which you have control. |
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| Acting as a change agent may also involve advocacy-promoting and supporting clients' rights and well-being. |
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| He is a strong change agent and strives to deliver systems which drive business benefit. |
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| A change agent anticipates what is needed in the work environment and takes initiative. |
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| Let me now turn to one more example of how your organization can act as a change agent for safety on behalf of the fishing industry. |
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| We require a professional to be able to act as a business partner, change agent and leader but do not require a university degree. |
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| An energy champion at each pulp and paper mill acts as a coach and change agent, keeping the momentum going and information flowing. |
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| Today, Raphaël sees himself first and foremost as a change agent. |
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| The roles identified by that profession include: expertise in the specific profession, communicator, collaborator, practice manager, change agent, scholarly practitioner, and professional. |
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| One of Deborah's core competencies as a change agent is pattern recognition and the ability to reflect these hidden patterns back to people in ways that makes sense to them. |
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| When implementing projects, BSD should appoint an operational unit manager as a change agent to manage the integration and implementation of new techniques to ensure the full benefits are realised. |
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| The change programme within the public sector was spearheaded by a new agency acting as a change agent and an IT enabler and the first Information Systems Strategic Plan was published. |
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| We were going to embrace him as the change agent. |
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| During the first phase of the three-year project on Entrepreneurship in Education and Training in the Russian Federation and the Ukraine, pilot schools were selected and change agent teams established in each. |
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| Five key topics addressed are: the innovation-decision process, innovativeness and adopter categories, diffusion networks, the change agent and innovation in organizations. |
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