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A Blueprint for Better Change Partnerships at Work

LSA Global

Better Change Partnerships at Work Are Required for Successful Organizational Change For organizational change to be successful, leaders must form better change partnerships at work. Leadership vulnerability fosters a culture of authenticity and enables teams to better navigate the unknown together.

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How Executive Leaders Build Trust

Organizational Talent Consulting

Building trust is increasingly challenging and vital for executive leadership teams. Trust is the currency of any business and is what holds a business together during change. Why executive leadership trust matters "The reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something."

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Leading the Change to a Sales & Service Culture

Cheryl Cran

In today’s competitive environment company leaders know that they cannot be complacent when it comes to building a company culture that supports a sales and service focus. I just recently facilitated a sales/service culture focus with the executive team for a large technology company in the Midwest in the US.

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How to Better Involve Employees During Organizational Change

LSA Global

Because of increasing customer demands, competitive threats, and disruptive technologies, we believe that the most successful companies of the future will be the ones that consistently and effectively involve and empower employees during organizational change. We call this approach open-source change management.

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Leaders Need to LEAD Change Not Follow Change

Cheryl Cran

In today’s fast paced and increasingly technological workplace the need for leaders to lead change is higher than ever before. Teams are more diverse than ever before with multiple generations, multiple cultures and other factors. Tell me- as a leader which of these gives you more energy?

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How to Get Health Care Employees Onboard with Change

Harvard Business

I put my immediate energies toward building an exceptionally strong executive team. Together we developed an agenda for change and put it into action. We also had open questions in our surveys to give people an opportunity to express their concerns related to leadership, operations, compensation, and staffing.

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How the World’s Oldest Company Reinvented Itself

Harvard Business

Instead, they sought to reenergize and leverage their own people, but, Karvinen explained, “We also did not just want to handpick the usual senior managers we had always worked with before, because we knew that, in order to drive the transformation of the company, we needed new and fresh perspectives.”

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