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Leading Rapid Organizational Transformations Successfully [Strategy@Work 2020]

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Leading organizational transformation takes enormous courage and commitment. Truly engaged leadership involves solving challenges and creating environments in which breakthroughs with lasting results occur. In this panel held at the Strategy@Work 2020 Conference, you will hear from global leaders of several industries - government, software, telecom and retail - on how they rapidly transformed their organizations for success.

Panelists:

Prof. Behnam Tabrizi – Renowned Stanford University’s expert in Organizational Transformation
Yvonne Lau – SVP Corporate Development, Li & Fung Limited
Vernon Irvin – Chief Revenue Officer, Everbridge
Dr. Sanjay Kurani – Hospital Medical Director, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Dr. Clifford Wang – Chair of the Department of Medicine at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center

Published on 23 April 2021

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