Are you curious about going into Organisation Development? Are you just at the beginning of your career, or are you an HR practitioner who would like to take on more OD responsibilities? Maybe you’d like to go into OD consulting?
OD is an exciting and varied field. Every person’s journey into Organisation Development is different and recent research shows that thousands of Organisation Development careers exist, but one size does NOT fit all.
We have curated a collection of stories from a wide variety of OD practitioners. Some are in the early stages of their journey, others have been working in the field of OD for many years. Some are internal practitioners and others are working as external OD consultants.
These stories explore how they got started in OD, what a day in their OD life looks like and what courses they’ve studied all so that others can learn from their experience.
So, whether you’re just at the beginning of your OD journey, you’ve already taken your first step or you’re just curious to know more, we hope you’ll find this content enlightening and useful.
If you’d like to add your OD story to this library and share your experience with others then please just drop us a line
Internal OD Practitioner
Liz is an internal OD consultant at the House of Commons
Internal OD Practitioner
Diane is Organisational and People Manager at the RNLI
External OD Consultant
Gwen is the originator of ‘Omni-Working’ and a pioneer for hybrid consulting and facilitation.
External OD Consultant
Ed works with charities to help them with culture, diversity and inclusion
Internal OD Practitioner
Kelly is lead People Director for a large NHS OD organisational design and dvpt programme
External OD Consultant
Garin is an Organisation Development & Design Consultant and Leadership Specialist
Internal OD Practitioner
Hemali is an Organisational Development Advisor at Leicester City Council
Internal OD Practitioner
Karen is Head of Professional Development for OD & Leading Do OD, NHS England
Watch this space…
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