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A Key Change Component – Stakeholder Analysis

Ron Edmondson

The longer I lead and manage people the more I realize that the most important element in leading and managing people is actually people. Other leaders go to another extreme and become a controlling leader; never allowing anyone input into the leader’s life or the decision making process. Leadership is about people.

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Doing a Stakeholder Analysis

Ron Edmondson

The longer I lead and manage people, the more I realize that the most important element in leading and managing people is…. Other leaders go to another extreme and become a controlling leader; never allowing anyone input into the leader’s life or the decision making process. Doing a stakeholder analysis may help with that.

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003: 5 Steps to Creating a Communication Plan

Engaging Leader

In this episode, Jesse shares a five-step process for creating an effective communication strategy: Mission/Measurement (outcomes). Members (audience/stakeholder). Manager/Champion support. Video: How to Use a Stakeholder Analysis to Identify Audience Members. Resources Mentioned in This Episode.

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015: How to Deal with Resistance to Change | Featuring Megan Burns

Engaging Leader

Guest Megan Burns is a consultant, speaker, & managing director of Operations Strategy Consulting. She has more than 15 years of industrial engineering and supply chain management experience. The practice of continuous improvement by definition requires change … people making changes that continuously improve a process.

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Four Types of Meetings that Lead to Effective Organizations

CO2

If you want to solve a problem or come to a decision, meeting participants should arrive informed about the decision/problem, how the decision will be made, and what their role is in the process. They ought not to share too much stakeholder analysis at the meeting, however. Business Meeting Management'

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Before a Merger, Consider Company Cultures Along with Financials

Harvard Business Review

A normal acquisition process seeks to ensure something basic: a strategic rationale for a deal, supported by a thoughtful selection process, with known risks identified by a short, intense due diligence. What this requires is doing some integration due diligence as part of the M&A process.

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It’s Never Been More Important for Big Companies to Listen to Local Communities

Harvard Business Review

From our own experiences in researching numerous companies and managing corporate social investments in several countries, we argue it is time companies recognize the importance of managing the social risks of big capital projects as effectively as they manage their operational risks.