Author: Mark

I am a former University Reader in Organizational Change, author of journal papers/books, and facilitator of workshops. In later life, it is natural and personal change/transformation which fascinates me.

Cultural Review

Live Review – Stewart Lee: Snowflake/Tornado Brighton Dome 25/02/22

Post author By Mark
Post date February 26, 2022

Review of Stewart Lee Snowflake/Tornado tour, Brighton Dome (18/02/20 and 25/02/22).

Tags Brighton Dome, Comedy, Sharks on Eastern Seaboard, Snowflake/Tornado, Stewart Lee, Stewart Lee Live Review, StewartLee

Cultural Review Past, Present & Future

Take the High Road (STV) – A Guilty Pleasure

Post author By Mark
Post date February 21, 2022
2 Comments on Take the High Road (STV) – A Guilty Pleasure

STV soap opera – Take the High Road is accessible again, and just as pleasurable.

Tags Glendarroch, Loch Lomond, Scottish Television, Soap Opera, STV, Take the High Road

Academic Leadership Management Organization Theory Organizational Change

How Studying Organizational Change Lost its Way

Post author By Mark
Post date January 31, 2022
2 Comments on How Studying Organizational Change Lost its Way

How did evaluating change and change agency debates misunderstand and misrepresent depictions of change failure?

Tags 70 per cent change failure, Change Failure Rate, Harvard Business Review, Leading Change Success, Organizational change tends to fail

Cultural Review Past, Present & Future

Natural Snow Buildings: An Appreciation

Post author By Mark
Post date August 9, 2021

A fan based appreciation of the wonderful duo Natural Snow Buildings and why I have enjoyed their music.

Tags Isengrind, Mehdi Ameziane, Natural Snow Buildings, Solange Gularte, Terror's Horns, The Snowbringer Cult, Twinsistermoon