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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 19 MIN

Why Roll-Ups Fail: The Human Side of Post-Transaction Performance

from The Ankura Podcast · host Ankura

If you’re responsible for outcomes and culture, this conversation will sharpen how you think about both.Why do so many roll-ups fail — even when the strategy is solid?In this episode, Sara Huddleston, People & Transformation Leader and Founder of Align Coaching Solutions, joins John Frehse for a candid conversation on what really makes or breaks organizational change. They explore why roll‑ups and integrations break down, what healthy conflict actually looks like, and why trust, transparency, and intentional listening matter more than another playbook or mandate workplace.If you’re leading growth, integration, or culture change, this conversation will challenge how you think about execution—and why compliance is not the same as commitment.Listen to learn how leaders can drive performance by putting people back at the center of transformation.

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If you’re responsible for outcomes and culture, this conversation will sharpen how you think about both. Why do so many roll-ups fail — even when the strategy is solid? In this episode, Sara Huddleston, People & Transformation Leader and Founder of Align Coaching Solutions, joins John Frehse for a candid conversation on what really makes or breaks organizational change. They explore why roll‑ups and integrations break down, what healthy conflict actually looks like, and why trust, trans...

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