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Innovative Leadership in the Wild

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Bob Lieberman is a business leadership consultant based in the Pacific Northwest. More than one marketing powerhouse that I’m acquainted with has internal systems and procedures that would amaze you with their ineptness, diseconomy, and resistance to truly fundamental improvement. McKinsey Quarterly (free subscription).

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Innovative Leadership in the Wild

LDRLB

Bob Lieberman is a business leadership consultant based in the Pacific Northwest. More than one marketing powerhouse that I’m acquainted with has internal systems and procedures that would amaze you with their ineptness, diseconomy, and resistance to truly fundamental improvement. McKinsey Quarterly (free subscription).

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2020 Top CHRO List – The People Leaders To Watch

N2Growth Blog

In the years that have passed, we’ve continued to expand and refine the list by looking for CHROs able to innovate and outperform their peers regardless of current market dynamics in play at the time. Remember, it’s the people and culture who enable technology and marketing success – not the other way around. ?.

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Wild West Days of Social Media Are Over: Time For Some Discipline, Communicators

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And to others, anything social media falls in what they believe is the age of experimentation: the “Wild West” of the Internet. While I’m a big proponent of innovating with social media strategies, the days of the Wild West are – in a word -- over. McKinsey 2012, Digital and Executive challenges. Let’s be honest. About Mark.

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Creating Inspired, Open, and Free Organizations

Harvard Business Review

In their new book, Beyond Performance: How Great Organizations Build Ultimate Competitive Advantage , Scott Keller and Colin Price identify nine factors that are critical to organizational health: Direction, Accountability, Motivation, Leadership, Coordination & Control, External Orientation, Culture & Climate, Capabilities, Innovation & Learning.

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What the CEO of the “New” Google Needs to Do Next

Harvard Business Review

The Google/Alphabet metamorphosis has catapulted Sundar Pichai into one of the highest profile leadership jobs in Silicon Valley. After stints at Applied Materials and McKinsey, he joined Google just a little over 10 years ago. The old Google had always been a tricky leadership challenge. Find new growth markets – fast.

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Big Companies Don’t Have to Be Soulless Places to Work

Harvard Business Review

More than half of the vital perspectives we heard expressing dire concerns about company practices, leadership behavior, confusion over strategy, resentment over unfairness, or fear about the future had never been voiced to leaders who had the power to act upon them. Corporate executives spent months trying to nail down a new market strategy.