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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2024 · 32 MIN

How to Navigate Transformation in Tech

from Cornell Keynotes · host Dan Van Tran, Keith Cowing, Chris Wofford

The only constant is change. But how do you manage it as a corporate leader—with millions of dollars on the line? In this episode of the Cornell Keynotes podcast, brought to you by eCornell, Dan Van Tran, chief technology officer at Collectors, shares proven strategies for guiding a business through transformation with Keith Cowing, visiting lecturer at Cornell Tech and executive coach to startup CEO's and product leaders.Tune in and learn how to:Scale people, processes, and tools in times of transformationShift the employee’s mentality about success and greater resultsAssess an employee’s appetite for changeDevelop a strong but empathetic leadership style and find the middle groundTackle risk and incident managementUnderstand AI for exploration, experimentation, and accelerationFoster decision alignment throughout an organizationLead by listening and thinking about others firstEmbrace vulnerability, humility, and mentorship—for yourself and othersJoin Keith and Dan in New York City for Cornell’s Product and Tech Leadership Program in September 2024! Learn more on the eCornell website.Find more tools for effective management and innovation in Leadership and Technology certificates from eCornell. Follow eCornell on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and X. 

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In times of unprecedented transformation, how can businesses thrive? For Dan Van Tran, chief technology officer at Collectors, it’s all about strengthening your people, processes and tools. Tran joins Keith Cowing, visiting lecturer at Cornell Tech, to discuss his roadmap for navigating change in product and tech.

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