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Culture shapes outcomes more than strategy alone—and when it’s unhealthy, it can quietly derail even the most ambitious goals. Leaders often underestimate how quickly culture can deteriorate in growth or transition—demoralized teams, misaligned priorities, and burnout may follow. Fortunately, organizational culture can be revitalized if executives act decisively. Harvard-aligned frameworks
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In today’s swiftly evolving business landscape, artificial intelligence is becoming a pivotal boardroom priority—reshaping strategy, operations, and organizational culture. AI is no longer just a tool; it’s a catalyst for fundamental transformation. Executives must now lead with the same discipline and intentionality as elite athletes preparing for sustained performance –
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