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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2024 · 55 MIN

The Biggest Global Economic Event in 100 years

from Thinkroom Podcast · host Johan Grönstedt

In this episode of The Execution Revolution, we explore the critical gap between strategy formulation and execution with Henrik Jarleskog, a global strategy leader for an organization of 340 000 employees, at the forefront of reimagining the workplace. Henrik shares his insights on driving large-scale transformation within Sodexo, the world's 19th largest employer, and how they've navigated disruptions like the pandemic, energy crisis, and inflation. Key takeaways: The importance of clarity and purpose in leading organizational change Connecting global and regional strategies for cohesive execution Embracing technology to enhance productivity and creativity Overcoming analysis paralysis and getting strategic planning right The power of intentionality and purpose in driving motivation Connect: Henrik Johan Follow The Execution Revolution: Buy the book YouTube Webpage This episode is a must-listen for leaders and change agents seeking to bridge the gap between strategy and execution. Subscribe to The Execution Revolution on your favorite podcast platform to stay updated on new episodes. Share this episode with leaders and professionals interested in strategy execution and organizational change.

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