About
Many leaders know that their organization’s culture is blocking opportunities from disruptive technologies — but they don’t know what to do about it. Soft skills and psychological safety can enable the collaboration needed to drive transformation and growth. But despite ambitious efforts to infuse such skills into their culture, many organizations fail. The secret to success: Shorten the time to reward, when people experience the new skills helping teams beat longtime challenges.

Per Hugander has helped leaders at organizations including Swedish financial services group SEB make progress on complex strategic challenges. His practical approach helps people to link psychological safety to tangible business results.

In this webinar, you will learn:

  • Why many organizations fail at culture change: Just testing the waters can be dangerous.

  • How to go deep — not wide — on culture change and win over skeptics.

  • How to put the new skills to use quickly on the organization’s toughest problems and create lasting culture benefits.



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Presenters
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Per Hugander
Strategic Adviser and Professor of Practice, Hult International Business School
Per Hugander is a strategic adviser and professor of practice at Hult International Business School. His work on decision-making, problem-solving, and culture has been published in Harvard Business Review, MIT Sloan Management Review, and Knowledge at Wharton. Per shares his thoughts and ideas on his blog leadershipbackbone.com.
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Laurianne McLaughlin
Senior Editor, Digital, MIT Sloan Management Review
Laurianne McLaughlin is senior editor, digital, at MIT Sloan Management Review. She will moderate the session.