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Published by: Amity Research Centers
Published in: 2018

Abstract

Her Majesty's Land Registry (HMLR) formally came into being in 1862 and had been registering property in England and Wales since then. Over the years, and just as it was common for any legacy organisation, HMLR slipped into a state of inertia and complacency. Things moved at a snail's pace with employees feeling disoriented, aimless and no connect with the top leadership. There were no vision or mission statements or the concept of shared values. Employees had no sense of purpose and felt directionless. Graham Farrant (Farrant), the CEO of the organisation, undertook upon himself to resurrect things and steer the company through a major overhaul drive. What were the main components of this drive? Would Farrant's transformation efforts payoff?
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Abstract

Her Majesty's Land Registry (HMLR) formally came into being in 1862 and had been registering property in England and Wales since then. Over the years, and just as it was common for any legacy organisation, HMLR slipped into a state of inertia and complacency. Things moved at a snail's pace with employees feeling disoriented, aimless and no connect with the top leadership. There were no vision or mission statements or the concept of shared values. Employees had no sense of purpose and felt directionless. Graham Farrant (Farrant), the CEO of the organisation, undertook upon himself to resurrect things and steer the company through a major overhaul drive. What were the main components of this drive? Would Farrant's transformation efforts payoff?

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