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Why RDA Consulting?

We work with both the planned and the unplanned sides of organisational life. We work in an open, collaborative way. We pool our own and our clients' analytical thinking and intuitive common sense. We find practical, creative solutions people can work with.

 

 

We work with:

  • Boards to develop strategies & plans & work effectively
  • Leaders to engage people & achieve organizational goals
  • Teams to integrate differences, improve communication & achieve goals
  • Organisations to understand markets, innovate products & services & navigate change

Recent blog posts

  1. Better Talk - SAVI Workshop 7-8 March 2012 Rowena Davis 12-Jan-2012
  2. Coaching - a skill, not just an add-on Rowena Davis 05-Jul-2011
  3. Changes to our website (www.rdaconsulting.net) Rowena Davis 30-Jun-2011
  4. New Associates Join RDA Rowena Davis 14-Jun-2011

Example of recent work

Conflict resolution, collaborative team working and coaching at a large organisation

The context was a large organisation where three separate subgroups interact regularly to service all stakeholders in relation to one area of the business. There was at times tension between the goals of the different parties and mistrust between them based on past experiences of working together. Initially, we...

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RDA thought pieces

Behaviour change: A systems-centered (SCT) & social network analysis (SNA) approach Behaviour change: A systems-centered (SCT) & social network analysis (SNA) approach - (128 KB)

Complementary Forms of Writing For Organisational Learning Complementary Forms of Writing For Organisational Learning - reprinted with permission from Organisations & People, February 2008, Vol 15, No 1 (103 KB)

Is cloning good for your health? Is cloning good for your health? - how differences contribute to organisational health (22 KB)