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    Change Leadership: The 5 Must-Do’s For CEOs About to Hire a Change Agent

    Whether in response to Board pressure, regulatory changes or missed performance targets, there are times as CEO when you go to the outside. In one case I observed, the Board pressured the CEO to bolster one business line’s systems and processes to attract outside partnership opportunities. The CEO was explicit in communicating the Board’s mandate to his incoming hire, but near silent with the affected business line head and his lieutenants. When the change agent invited this team to collaboratively formulate the process improvements’ design and implementation, they smiled, nodded and then proceeded to passively resist and marginalize her. Determined to deliver on her own performance objectives, she dug in. A power struggle ensued she was predetermined to lose.


     
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