How can you engage shareholders during a culture change?
Culture change is a complex and challenging process that requires the involvement and support of all stakeholders, especially shareholders. Shareholders are the owners of the organization and have a vested interest in its performance, reputation, and sustainability. However, they may also have different expectations, perspectives, and preferences than the leaders and employees who are driving the change. How can you engage shareholders during a culture change and ensure that they are informed, aligned, and committed to the new direction? Here are some tips to help you.
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Bill KirstLeading Change in the Era of AI | Storyteller | Poet | Adobe | Podcast Host - "Coffee & Change" | ex-Microsoft, IBM
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Anco van der WurffI run an network of software founders who are scaling their organization @ Elevate
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Crina PupazaChief People Officer @ Nymbus | Talent Enabler | HR Strategy