About the Network | Network Activities & News | Network Members

About the Network

The Change Agent Network (CAN) was established at the University of Technology, Sydney, in March 2000.

The Network was formed through a recognition that change agents are an emerging professional group for whom no formal professional association exists as yet, and who seldom have the time or resources to organise effective informal networks.

The aim of the Network is to provide a forum in which change agents can share information, keep up-to-date on the latest relevant literature, and seek assistance from colleagues with challenges they are working on. The Network provides a secure and professional arena for debate, reflection, action, and, from time to time, information on potential job opportunities.

Network Activities & News

• Change Agent Network meetings (CAN members only)
  
  
• Organisational Change: A Change Practitioner's Development Course, a UTS Business Short Course.
  
  This course is now in two modules, which can be taken individually or together. In 2005 places are limited to 21 participants, the courses will be run over the following dates:
  
  Series 1 - Planning Change: 8, 15, 29 June, 6 July (6-9pm) and Workshop 25 June. Course dinner is 29 June.
  
  Series 2 - Implementing Change: 7, 14, 28 September; 5 October (6-9pm) and Workshop 2 September. Course dinner is 28 September.
  
  For more information please contact:
  Phyllis Agius
  School of Management, UTS Faculty of Business
  Ph: 02 9514 3029; Fax: 02 9514 3615
  Email: phyllis.agius@uts.edu.au
  
  
• Report on International Conference "Change 2001"

Network Members

Membership of the Network is by invitation only, and members are drawn from a range of industries. There are currently 120 Network members. The criteria for membership are that members:

• are actively engaged in a change agenda, and
• have experience in change management.

Member profiles & contact details (CAN members only)