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Title: Delivering strategy by bringing values to life


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Delivering strategy by bringing values to
life BEST Raffaela Goodby Richard
Billingham John Bruce-Jones
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What is BEST?
  • Employee engagement programme built around
    bringing to life Birminghams values of
  • Belief Excellence Success Trust
  • Led by change agents called BEST leaders bottom
    up approach
  • Based on taking multiple small local actions to
    lead change
  • Strong leadership from both CX Cabinet Member
  • The BEST programme is 2 years into its journey

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Birmingham City Council
  • Birmingham has 60,000 employees
  • Based at 600 locations in Birmingham
  • Largest Local Authority in Europe
  • 2006 Employee Census identified commitment
  • and trust as an issue
  • Employees did not feel change was
  • well managed
  • New Chief Executive in 2006
  • Embarking on business transformation programme
    large financial investment

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  • How culture change was seen in 2006
  • Changing processes and modern IT wont deliver on
    their own
  • It calls for change in the attitudes and
    behaviours of leaders, teams and individuals
    right across the Council
  • Has to start from the top
  • We need to trust each other to deliver, but take
    responsibility
  • From
  • Avoiding responsibility
  • Focusing on activities
  • Letting bureaucracy slow things down
  • Waiting for instructions from above
  • Working in silos
  • Looking inward
  • To
  • Taking responsibility
  • Focusing on outcomes
  • Working at pace and driving out waste
  • Taking initiative and feeling empowered
  • Working across the Council
  • Looking outward to customers and stakeholders

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The core of BEST
  • Workshop (c 3 hours)
  • Working teams
  • Run by a team member BEST Leader
  • Values and behaviours tool
  • Self-assessment and scoring
  • Actions impactful
  • Follow up
  • Every team in the Council
  • Strong and imaginative programme management to
    transfer learning and benefits

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Success of the programme to date
  • Over 2,500 BEST leaders trained (1,800 in first 2
    months)
  • Over 25,000 staff engaged in BEST workshops
  • Over 6,000 committed actions in 2008 alone
  • Unlocked creativity, energy innovation across
    the organisation

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What do people say
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Results
56 agree that I have never experienced anything
like the BEST programme during my career
Improved staff morale and engagement
Change in behaviour a culture of innovation
Improved services in Birmingham
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Improved staff morale and engagement
  • Staff feeling motivated in their current job
    increased from 56 in 2006 to 83 in 2008
  • Staff agreeing I feel proud to work for
    Birmingham City Council increased from 50 in
    2006 to 84 in 2008
  • Staff saying that Birmingham City Council was
    all the way there or within sight of
    embedding the BEST values increased from 42 in
    2006 to 65 in 2008
  • Staff saying I feel confident in the way that
    the senior management team is leading my
    directorate has increased from 29 in 2006 to
    62 in 2008
  • 76 of employees are now strongly and frequently
    engaged (CIPD Kingston Business School
    assessment)

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Change in behaviour a culture of innovation
  • BEST teams implemented an average of 2.7
    initiatives that successfully improved the
    service provided by the council
  • 41 agree that BEST has improved the service
    delivered by my team to customers
  • 60 believe that BEST has improved teamwork
    with the proportion of those satisfied with
    levels of teamwork increasing from 62 to 87
  • Leadership skills have been built at all levels
    of the organisation

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Improved services in Birmingham
  • About 135,000 Birmingham residents have benefited
    directly from these initiatives . For example
  • a Christmas event for 200 Polish single parent
    families
  • a sensory garden open to 60 disabled children,
  • 120 rest home residents given a full library tour
    after enduring refurbishment noise
  • BEST Managers reported that BEST improved
    productivity by an average of 20.5
  • 66 of people in Birmingham agreed that the
    Council was well run, compared to 53 before BEST
    (MORI Residents Tracker Survey)

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Mini BEST workshop Excellence
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  • Learning

1. Bottom up approach to change - Purpose
2. Energy and stickiness - Passion
3. Innovation - Performance
4. Senior leadership commitment
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What next for engagement in our
organisations? What next for BEST?
15
Living It! Chamberlain Awards
Facebook Youtube Open Space
Generation BEST
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