Hello, I'm the Nilpard. I represent Timmermann as a “heraldic animal”. My backside is that of a hippo, my front part is that of a cheetah. I stand for “transform stability”. With my agile front and my stable back, I combine two seemingly opposite characteristics. But I am steadfast and yet agile. This means that I am constantly evolving without being fragile or unstable. “Transform stability” is a state that we at Timmermann strive for every day, e.g. B. by being a learning community. We also help our clients to achieve this agile and at the same time stable state. The blue color symbolizes our structured way of thinking, while red represents our open hearts. This duality is also reflected in the “how” of our company: “With bright minds and open hearts”.
Humans survive on the moon, in the polar ice, and build air-conditioned skyscrapers. They learn differential equations, soufflé preparation, and Japanese. Yet, it is so difficult for them to switch to a new IT user interface, to distribute responsibility across all shoulders in the team, from employees to leaders, to align their own behavior with the new strategy, or to transform a company from technical perfection to customer-centricity.
Although we have adapted to extremely different environments throughout evolution, our brains are primarily wired for stability, not for change. This is the biggest challenge for change management in companies. We only change when we can authentically say: "I want to, I can, I am allowed to, and I must change."
Change processes in companies and public organizations are diverse. Therefore, within change management consulting, it is important to capture this individuality and complexity each time anew. People used to say there were four phases of change processes: Change diagnostics, Change conception, change implementation, and success measurement. Today a more agile understanding prevails: in fact, there are hardly any strictly sequential phases; instead, many things happen in parallel. And there should be many iterations, instead of, for example, developing a change concept once and then "rolling it out." We often work with the following image to illustrate the approach:
Business topics such as reorganization, a new strategy, an IT rollout, or an an M&A process form the backdrop of the change process. Tailored to this are the conception and implementation of change measures. For example, "What does this mean for me?" workshops, unconventional events, (team) coaching, change communication campaigns, or microlearning via the ChApp (Timmermann Change App) vary depending on the business topic that underlies the change process.
As a management consultancy, we support you in a variety of topics related to change management such as organizational development, strategy implementation, culture development, post-merger integration, top team development, New Work, change in specialist projects, or agility
Our agile coaches and agile consultants are certified as SAFe specialists (scaled agile framework), Scrum masters, product owners, etc. They assist in introducing agility into your organization. To achieve this, we combine agile backbone consulting, agile frameworks & methods, and Lean Startup approaches with the strengths of a structured project management concept.
With bright minds and open hearts, we shape organizational change with clients who reeeally mean it.
This credo encapsulates what we at Timmermann Partners consider particularly important:
We do these things not just for the sake of feeling good, but because they lead to better results - for each individual, the team, and the entire organization.