Senn Delaney in the news: Culture change starts with CEO
Senn Delaney was recently featured in the Orange County Register. Writer Kevin Sablan's Q&A with our leaders explores the main reasons why organizational cultures need to be shaped, why culture matters to business results and Senn Delaney's proven method for shaping cultures.
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New case studies on culture-shaping successes
Our new series of case studies demonstrates the strong link between creating an agile, high-performance organizational culture and desired business results. Featured case studies include Atmos Energy, Corinthian Colleges, T-Mobile USA, The Ohio State University, Piedmont Natural Gas, USAA, Yum! Brands, Miami Children's Hospital, Nationwide and more.
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New Heidrick & Struggles whitepaper: Advice for new CEOs from those who have been there
Heidrick & Struggles recently conducted confidential interviews with 55 CEOs across a broad range of companies to find out what they would do differently if they were starting over again in the first CEO job. The result is a new white paper, “Move Faster, Drive Harder: Advice for new CEOs from those who have been there.”

The 10 key lessons for new CEOs includes advice on company culture:

• Have a firm grasp on the company's real culture and how it might need to change to meet the strategic goals.
• Identify and develop plans for effectively managing the drivers of the required culture change.
• Take visible, concrete steps to model the desire culture through your own behavior.

Former CEO reflects on why CEOs and HR leaders should work closely on culture
John Bell, former chief executive officer of Jacobs Suchard (Kraft, Nabob), writes about the importance of CEOs working closely with their human resources leaders on culture in his After-Life blog.
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Join the conversation on why culture matters in our LinkedIn group
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