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• date: 14 June 2026
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⚡ Shift from delivery reporting to strategic advisory within your communication function
⚡ Build shared language, accountability, metrics, and narrative with your HQ sponsor
⚡ Make the value case for your center's capability in language HQ uses to make investment decisions
Requirements
❗ Current or recent experience working in or with a Global Capability Center, GB S organization, or multinational operating a shared services or capability center model. No prior change management or communications qualification required — the course builds from foundational concepts. Access to a printer or document viewer for the downloadable templates (PDF and Word formats provided)
Description
Most global capability centers deliver. The question is whether they can survive.
When I studied the wave of GCC closures and strategic reviews between 2022 and 2024, three patterns explained most of them: a talent gap, a change failure, and a communication vacuum. The centers affected were not poor performers. They were organizationally invisible; unable to tell their story, absorb transformation, or attract talent that chose them specifically.
This course addresses all three. Directly. With a framework and templates you can use immediately. This is a complete operating model for Global Capability Center and Global Business Services leaders who want to move from delivery to distinction. It is built on the ACE Framework — Ambitious, Change-capable, Expressive, developed from 25 years of practice inside and alongside GCCs at Tesco, Fidelity Investments, Sabre Travel Technology, and Accenture.
The ACE Framework has three disciplines and a fourth load-bearing element
● A — Ambitious: the employer brand discipline. Built using the Inside-Out Brand Model, which starts with Employee Reality at the core, moves through Organizational Identity, and reaches Market Presence as the outer layer. Inside-out, not outside-in.
● C — Change-capable: the change management discipline. Built using the DES Arc — Design, Enact, Sustain — with specific adaptations for the GCC context: high-power-distance cultures, geographically distributed champion networks, and HQ governance models that were built for a different generation of center.
● E — Expressive: the communications discipline. Built using the VOICE Model, which maps communication function maturity across five levels: Value, Openness, Influence, Connection, Expression. Each level must be functional before the next is achievable.
● HQ-Center Partnership: the fourth element. All three ACE capabilities require an HQ that understands what has been built. Section 5 covers how to build shared language, shared accountability, shared metrics, and a shared narrative — the four elements of a sustainable partnership.
Who this course is for
⭐ GCC and GB S site leaders and center managing directors responsible for talent, culture, and strategic positioning
⭐ Change management practitioners operating inside global capability centers or advising them
⭐ Internal communications and employer branding professionals based in or supporting GCC/GB =S environments
⭐ HR leaders and people partners shaping center talent strategy and organizational culture
⭐ HQ executives who sponsor or govern GCC/GB S organizations and want to understand how to evaluate center maturity
⭐ Consultants and advisors supporting GCC setup, transformation, or capability development
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