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Most executives see the growth potential in their organization. But the common denominator for achieving growth is not tools or technologies, though those can certainly be enablers. The most effective lever is people. By including many people within the organization beyond the C-suite, Kotter works with organizations to clarify strategy, deepen alignment, and sharpen organizational focus all to activate your most important asset, your people. This creates conditions to surface unheard ideas and involve those underseen employees in the execution of those ideas to achieve breakthrough growth at unprecedented speeds.
Growth Plan Realization Focus Areas
- Increased EBITDA
- Speed to Market
- New Product Development
- Demand Surge Response
- Sales Effectiveness
Client Successes
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Strategy
How Past Successes Can Limit Your Growth Potential
Your previous success may be limiting your growth. How do you realize that a pivot is needed and make the difficult decision to abandon what has made you successful in the past?
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Growth
Looking Beyond The Usual Suspects: An Evolved Leadership Perspective
When transforming your organization, it can be easy to rely on your 'usual suspects.' Yet, to achieve growth and transform you'll need to engage many people – and at all levels.
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Growth
Accelerating In A Paralyzed Environment
The COVID-19 pandemic created a dichotomy in many organizations. Some employees are working overtime and others can't do their jobs remotely. How can leaders engage these underutilized employees?
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Strategy
'Give Me Two Hours, And I Can Cut $250M'
How can a company limit unnecessary layoffs and preserve employee engagement, while also cutting costs to safeguard against an economic downturn? By engaging the excellent talent they already have.
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