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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2025 · 45 MIN

Episode 3: Empowerment in Action - Women Leading Change with Gen-Xer Sarah Bar-Lev

from Change Chats · host Judith Bueving

In this episode of Change Chats Judith Bueving interviews Sarah Bar-Lev, a seasoned change management professional, CEO of Women in Change, author of I can't do us anymore and founder of Now Exhale. Sarah shares her unique professional and personal journey from law to change management, highlighting the pivotal moments that shaped her career. The conversation delves into the importance of change management in today's organizations, the role of women in this field and how and why they bring unique perspectives and strengths to the field, and the significance of building supportive networks. Sarah offers valuable advice for aspiring change practitioners, emphasizing the need for certifications, outside - but closely related to change management. Career advice for Gen-Xers who are already working in this field revolves around numerous opportunities for growth in change management beyond traditional roles as well as continue to stimulate your mind. Lastly, claim that seat at the table as a change manager.#Change Management #OCM #Corporate Change Management Career #Women leading Change

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