Client Stories
Bel Group’s Worldwide Transformation
The France-based food company wants to double sales in 10 years. Chief Transformation Officer Florian Sauvin has been helping to lead a transformation to make…
Guilford College’s Thoughtful Transformation
President Jane K. Fernandes knew the status quo was no longer working. Building buy-in for the school’s new vision has hinged on honest engagement with…
Heron Therapeutics’ Unified Culture
To speed its breakthrough drug to market, the U.S. pharmaceutical company first had to address divides holding it back.
Aimmune Is Not Allergic to Change
The U.S. pharmaceutical company, which is developing a peanut allergy drug, outgrew consensus decision-making. But to mature its governance model, it had to rethink culture…
Cognivue’s Bold Steps Forward
When Tom O’Neill became CEO of the medical testing company, he did not wait to rally his team around breakthrough goals.
Takeda Vaccines’ Change Initiative
Scot Shepard had a clear mission: reduce the cost of manufacturing the company’s norovirus antigen while maintaining quality. Success required tossing the familiar rulebook aside.
To Lead is to Enable
Committed to servant leadership, ARaymond executives overhauled the organization’s culture and management structure.
The Refounding of TBWA\WorldHealth
When Corbett and LLNS decided to join forces, disruption became a key part of the strategy.
Creating a Legacy of Breakthroughs
Pete Valenti has built a career out of turning around companies with slow or negative growth. Here is how he does it.
Sabre Travel’s Push for Greatness
Senior Vice President of Marketing and Strategy Wade Jones’ strategic plan for inspiring and enabling everyone to raise the bar.
The Evolution of Pitney Bowes
To create Pitney Bowes’ future, president and CEO Marc Lautenbach remains committed to accelerating the company’s transformation into an e-commerce player.
Turning Around Employee Engagement
To combat the continuous drop in employee satisfaction, a major Chevron refinery instituted a culture change.