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Change Management Challenges

Lead Change Blog

Today we are pleased to share a post from Rebecca Henderson. The potential for change increases with our participation in the process. Rebecca Henderson owns Strategic Priorities Consulting, specializing in strategic planning, organizational design and development, and leadership implementation. Explain the change!

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Working + Managing Across Generations: From Traditionalist to Generation Y & Beyond…An Interactive Workshop

Mike Cardus

This session engages participants to: Enhance workplace productivity. Participate in interactive generational dialogue that begins people talking and listening. We offer an interactive workshop that engages participants who identify with different generations in conversation with one another. Henderson Woods, LLC.

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This is Critical to Building an Agile, Change Adaptive Organization

The Practical Leader

” That’s a key conclusion of a major study by Harvard Business School’s Project on Managing the Future of Work and the Boston Consulting Group’s Henderson Institute. Get input on the top priorities and get frontline people participating in addressing them.

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Are you stuck in a never ending project spin cycle?

Roundtable Talk

One of the highlights came from keynote speaker, Harvard Business School professor Rebecca Henderson, who spoke to us on the subject of organizations being stuck , and how they can get un-stuck. Dr. Henderson kept playfully referring to Project #26. We loved it so much, we asked Peggy if we could share it with our readers.

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Got Leadership Grit and Grace?

Lead Change Blog

Helen Henderson, writer. Just because there’s a woman or a minority on a team doesn’t mean there’s an inclusive, participative environment with meaningful engagement. Ask yourself some tough questions about whether your leadership practices are reflective of real participation or just window dressing presence.

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GM’s Comeback as Theater

Harvard Business Review

At least this is the argument put forth by Heidi Moore, who supports it with an HBS working paper by Susan Helper and Rebecca Henderson. Don't Buy a CEO's Apology — Buy Cars That Are Safe The Guardian GM succeeded because America wanted it to, not because it had the ability to make safe cars.