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Email Participants to prepare them for the Lessons Learned Meeting.  \n2. Run Lessons Learned Meeting.  \n3. Compile Lessons Learned Meeting results and send to Participants  \nSteps  \n1. Email Participants to prepare them for the Lessons Learned Meeting  \nEmail: Lessons Learned Meeting Template Hi [Participant],  \nYou will receive a calendar invitation to a Lessons Learned meeting.  \nThe purpose of the meeting is to  \n• Review the change management objectives  \n• Review each phase and its key objectives  \n• Review the effectiveness of each change management workstream against its key objectives and defined outcomes  \n• Review the effectiveness of the approach and ways of working  \n• Verify that the change management goals of the initiative were reached and validate key change actions for future projects  \n• Identify good outcomes and points for improvement, including any possible mitigation or improvement based on the current initiative  \n• Review change management activities and documents for other best practices or future improvements  \n• Determine which designs, strategies, and lessons learned will contribute to internal best practices going forward  \n• Update the knowledge management database or common document storage  \nIn preparation for the meeting, please list and rank at least five answers to the following questions. Add additional rows as needed.  \n\n| Rank | What are repeatable, successful activities? |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\n\n| Rank | How can we ensure future projects go as well or better? |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\n\n| Rank | What advice would be helpful to future teams? |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\n\n| Rank | What are some individual successes? |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\nPlease do not discuss or try to socialize your ideas before the meeting with other Participants so that your ideas won’t influence other meeting attendees.  \nPlease email me your input before the meeting and be prepared to discuss the details at the Lessons Learned meeting.  \nYours truly, [Change Management Lead]  \n2. Run Lessons Learned Meeting  \nReview Meeting Objective:  \nReview Participant feedback, discuss, prioritize, and suggest recommendations for future change management programs. Develop and categorize a complete set of Lessons Learned for distribution to Participants.  \nMeeting Rules and Guidelines:  \n• Review meeting start and finish times.  \n• Each participant will be allowed to share their question answers with no interruptions from other team members.  \n• The suggested sequence of speaking is junior to senior. 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