Today's environment is characterized by rapid change, consistent danger of disruption, and growing security as well as environmental concerns. Operating in such unparalleled uncertainty keeps organizational resilience a hot topic.
Stronger, Better, Faster: Organizational Change Capability and Resilience
Topics: Change Readiness, Positive Storytelling, Organizational Resilience, Change Capability
LC GLOBAL® Consulting Accepted into Forbes Coaches Council
New York, NY, September 7, 2019
Forbes Coaches Council Is an Invitation-Only Community for Leading Business and Career Coaches
—LC GLOBAL® Consulting, a change, growth, and innovation consulting and coaching firm based out of New York City, has been accepted into Forbes Coaches Council, an invitation-only community for leading business and career coaches.
Topics: Organization Design, Organizational Change, Business Innovation, Executive Coach, C-Suite Executive Coaching, Consulting
Growing With Purpose: What CEO's Need to Know About Sustainability
Sustainability is a particularly effective way of increasing a company’s change and innovation capability –and therefore, it is one of the fastest current entry points into driving a company’s success!
Topics: Innovation, Large-Scale Organizational Change, Sustainability
Mindfulness in the Veteran-Friendly Organization
In light of Memorial Day, it was a special honor for us to have a 60-minute conversation with Dr. Barton Buechner on the topic Mindfulness in Veteran-Friendly Organization.
Topics: corporate culture, Mindfulness, Veteran-Friendly Organization
Leadership in Action - What I learned from Aretha Franklin
Aretha Franklin was a remarkable singer and entertainer and she spread her music in unique ways, so you could feel her aura all the way through the speaker or headset when listening to her. Few people did not know her tunes, have not sung along on the lyrics at parties or on long road trips or have not found a connection to their own emotions in the way she did it with words.
Topics: Leadership, corporate culture, Mindfulness
Flights from the Brain: Why People Gain Joy from Agile Collaboration
I recently had the honor of attending the 175th Anniversary celebration of Miss Porter’s School, where a high caliber panel of neuroscientists discussed how the mind construes meaning from the arts and ultimately gains joy from the process.
Topics: Culture Of Innovation, Behavior Change, Agile Organization Design, Agile
Does Your Organization Design Match The Culture You Want?
Sure, if you want to forge your culture to become more innovative, dynamic, or customer-oriented, you can work on your values, your people’s behavior, and their mindset.
Topics: Culture Of Innovation, Agile, corporate culture, Organization Desgin
Had You Talked Desdemona: Developing an Authentic Voice of Efficacy as a Woman Leader
Women are ambitious. Women are determined. Women are successful. In history as well as in modern life, women have done the impossible – and that, oftentimes, under more than difficult circumstances.
Topics: Leadership, Identity, Woman Leader, Communication
Innovation: The Power of Fractal Thinking
Several comments on a Linkedin post (The Product of Innovation is Ideas) inspired an examination of the fractal nature of ideas. This train of thought has some interesting implications for innovation management and culture.
Topics: Innovation, Business Innovation, product innovation
A Mosaic Of Innovation - Building Bridges Between The Differing Perspectives In The Enterprise
I’ve been a student of innovation for more years now than I care to count. One of the things that has always made the art of innovation so very enjoyable to me is the fact that every discipline in business is of the belief that they “own” innovation, a premise from which they have each devised a particular flavor of innovation – one that mirrors their perspectives on business.
Topics: Innovation, Business Innovation, Systems