"change agent for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate a person or thing that is responsible for initiating or carrying out changes in some system, organization, or process. For example: "The new CEO was chosen to be a change agent for the company, introducing new processes and technologies to improve efficiency."
A change agent for the nation and the world?
"We hired a change agent for a culture resistant to change," one board member said.
Anna Pollock has 40 years experience working as a strategist, analyst and change agent for travel destinations around the world.
The S.E.I.U. will very likely continue to be a change agent for the country and the labor movement".
An emphasis in corporate social responsibility prepares you to lead sustainability and CSR efforts within a company and to become an effective change agent for positive social impact.
But, I don't think it serves that function well anymore, because it's much too brutal an instrument to be an effective change agent for anything.
However, current educational programs in sustainability and disaster risk management insufficiently prepare change agents for this challenging task.
Accordingly, the ETH Sustainability Summer Programme aims to foster students' ability to innovate and act as change agents for sustainability.
We see these individuals as tremendous role models for their students and remarkable potential change agents for the cities and towns they call home.
These students work as project managers, initiative leaders, and change agents for their organizations, seizing opportunities in diversified sectors that identify new approaches, and advance sustainable solutions that create social and environmental value.
"This is a formal declaration that we're opening a second front in the climate war," said Mr. Zaelke, who has been agitating for action on fast-acting climate change agents for years.
