The International Society for Organization Development and Change (ISODC)
The International Society for Organization Development and Change (ISODC) is the leading international OD association. Our members include OD consultants, professors, students, corporations, non-profits, NGOs, and individuals interested in building a strong global OD network. ISODC offers training and development through annual conferences, webinars, and the esteemed peer-reviewed Organizational Development Journal.
Detaljerad introduktion
Welcome to the International Society for Organization Development and Change (ISODC), a leading international, collaborative movement promoting and effecting positive growth and change at the individual, team, organization, and societal levels. We provide a collegial, supportive, and nurturing environment where members can collaborate, research, and practice their disciplines globally. A leading international, collaborative movement promoting and effecting positive growth and change at the Individual, Team, Organization and Societal level.
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