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Lamela Blog – Part 9: How Change Management Relates to Mergers and Aquisitions
How Change Management Relates to M&A by Mark Lamela Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) represent a key vehicle to obtain growth for many companies. Given the importance of M&A and the complex challenges that organizations face in their M&A endeavors, it … Continue reading
Vardell Blog Part 9: Don’t Let Up – But Do It Wisely
Don’t Let Up But Do It Wisely By Dave Vardell When you launch a major change initiative with a group of managers who are already exhausted and along the way are required to become leaders, it is tempting to let … Continue reading
Lamela Blog – Part 8: Understanding the Need for Change
Understanding the Need for Change by Mark Lamela Why change? What is the winning formula? While gurus and experts abound, those experienced Change Leadership practitioners agree, when the emergence of a mutual understanding, between Supervisors or Managers as well as … Continue reading
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