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Writer's pictureKerrie Smit

Saturday Catch-Up: the Power of Vision

The power of vision lies in being able to inspire and align people and cultures towards a common goal. A strong vision provides direction and purpose to those who may otherwise feel lost or unsure. In today's Saturday Catch-up: the Power of Vision, we’ll explore the importance of a clear and compelling vision, as well as strategies for crafting and communicating your vision effectively. As always, we’ll draw insights from our previous Agencia Change blog articles on visionary leadership, examining how to harness the power of vision to drive successful change outcomes.


  1. This week we brought you Trust, Vision, Values and Tension. For business leaders, change leaders, and change managers, the ability to navigate people through with a clear vision, strong values, and an understanding of the tensions is what sets apart the ordinary from the extraordinary. In this post, we delve into the nuances in change management of leadership, trust, and vision, exploring how these elements intertwine to shape and steer organisational evolution.

  2. Published 16 April 2024, in War Stories with Kotter, Part 4: Form a Strategic Vision we shared an 'origin story' of an aspiring trainee experiencing great cultural change management for the first time. You might be able to guess who the trainee was!

  3. Go as far as you can see, and when you get there, you will see further shared more inspiration from around the same time of my career as a trainee. Published January 17, 2024, it starts with storytelling and then reveals the twist that this evocative phrase was an anchor that has served as a reminder of the importance of vision over many years.

  4. In The Power of a Single Sponsor: Driving Success in Project Management we underline the importance of vision for driving projects forward. Published 4 July 2023, we related our experience that a good single sponsor serves as the visionary for the project, providing a clear sense of direction and purpose. Their expertise, experience, and authority enable them to align the project with the organisation or program goals and strategic objectives. By articulating a compelling vision, the sponsor sets the tone for the entire project team, ensuring everyone understands the project's purpose and ultimate value.

  5. Finally, we present visionary change from the three different angles of the Change Manager, the change leader and the change implementation as a whole in Three traits for Change Management Success. This post was published 27 February 2024 and remains in the top 5 most popular of all our posts to date. When Change Managers and Change Leaders work together to deliver successful change, the resulting partnership can be tremendously satisfying. Organisations can increase their likelihood of success and achieve sustainable results. Effective change implementations require careful planning and a commitment to creating the right kind of environment for the impacted audience to acknowledge, get ready and adapt to the new state of things.

Now you've seen it - this week's Saturday Catch-Up: the Power of Vision

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