Managing Change

Diversification, when done correctly, can grant a business a certain relief when it comes to withstanding crises and global financial and professional turmoil. As tough as diversifying may be, every leader who is averting their eyes off it is exposing their team and business to risks, especially with the global market changing rapidly.

Becoming change-ready requires the whole team, not just a select few leaders.

Entrepreneurship is challenging during every step of the journey. Here's some advice that will take the stress off of some decision-making.

Effective team management is the secret to scaling your business.

Here's what all entrepreneurs can learn from a pizza chain.

You've got the revenue to reinvest in something new, but is that your smartest move?

By following these three steps, any leader can bring positive changes to their organization.

Change is inevitable. Businesses must prepare for the change strategically to serve their employees and company well.

For leaders hoping to bring about positive changes within their organization, understanding how you can use these three Cs of change leadership can lead to great success.

Change consistently breeds organizational anxiety. Instead of fighting this resistance, you need to learn how to embrace it.

It all comes down to knowing how to implement big changes.

Here's what Toyota and Trader Joe's have in common: Both companies have embraced kaizen and are better for it.

If you don't model an openness to change, why would your employees?

There are so many things in business that you cannot control, but those that you can are where you need to focus your energy.

Over the course of my professional career, I have learned that creating the right environment is key to fostering adaptability within a larger community of entrepreneurs.

Understanding what looks different is crucial to evolving and growing through those changes.

Proactively building organizational resilience is good for business, especially with the rapid pace of change.

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No matter what service or product they provide, franchisees and franchisors were rocked by 2020. But many made adjustments that improved their businesses, not just for now but for long into the future. Here's what 15 of them learned.

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