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For Sunflower, the whole, its people and culture, would become more than the sum of the parts. In reflecting on Sunflower's development from the late 80s into the 21st century, the management team identified three key elements that made the transformation possible. First, many mid-managers were ready for a change and they knew it had to be deep, not superficial...
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First, many mid-managers were ready for a change and they knew it had to be deep, not superficial. Second, the Sunflower Board of Directors brought in a new CEO committed to breaking down organizational walls between work units as well as opening up decision processes to encourage participation from everyone...
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