"Huw is one smart man, but most importantly led with empathy, a realistic view of the world and collaboratively. "
Matt, Head of Practice

Huw is Australia's leading authority on organisational behaviour change. He is obsessed with turning everyday managers and executives into transformational change leaders and static organisational cultures into learning-oriented, adaptive powerhouses.
Huw has led award-winning projects and advised, coached and trained thousands of leaders at over 100 organisations spanning:
Huw is a life-long learner, with extensive qualifications, which along with his diverse experience gives him a broad spectrum of perspectives, concepts and techniques to draw upon.
Unlike many 'leadership experts' whose experience is theoretical from the sidelines, Huw possesses real business leadership experience. After several years acquiring world-class consulting skills at Accenture, Huw led the scaling of several professional services firms, including the 5x revenue growth of one startup in under five years. He is also a practicing non-executive company director and chairman of mid-sized NFP service business.
Most consultancies send in an army of generalists to implement programs for you, but don't teach you how to lead, govern and build capability to ensure sustained performance improvement.
That's where Huw is different.

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"Those who embrace the method outlined in this book will not only change their organisations for the better, they are also guaranteed to become better leaders themselves."
In How to Change Anything, Huw Thomas cuts through the fads, jargon and the "all we need is a powerful why" mythology to reveal what really drives lasting change. Drawing on the latest behavioural science and two decades of experience as a Change Leadership Expert across 150 organisations, he introduces the How to Change Anything Model: five essential elements that determine whether change succeeds or stalls.

Address change resistance with empathetic reframing.
Managers should use this contemporary approach to engaging employees in challenging change initiatives, writes Huw Thomas.
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Change must be led, managed and governed.
Organisational change is too important to be left to chance or to be fully delegated to project teams, writes Huw Thomas.
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In Part 2, Mick Spiers invites Huw back again to discuss the biggest forces for and against change in organisations today.
Mick Spiers speaks to change leadership expert Huw Thomas about the real forces underneath stalled transformations: loss aversion, identity threats, and the quiet stories we tell ourselves that keep us clinging to the status quo.
Talking to Jeremy Birt about the psychology of behaviour change and the How to Change Anything model.
On this pod, Huw talks to Jeffery Wang about evolutionary psychology and how our brain's design makes us fear risk-taking and standing out, despite the potential gains of doing so.
Here's a clip. Listen to the full podcast below.
On this pod, Huw talks to Jeffery Wang about evolutionary psychology and how our brain's design makes us fear risk-taking and standing out, despite the potential gains of doing so.
Here's a clip. Listen to the full podcast below.
Huw talks to Dr. Howie Jacobson about leading, managing and governing behaviour change at scale. We also discuss our own journeys of change, and the obstacles we've created, faced, and overcome.
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