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[Strategy@Work] Deepa Prahalad, CEO, Anuvaa LLC, author, and innovation consultant

What can we change in the mindset, what can we change in our process, and what can we change in the use of the actual tools we use to deploy?

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Deepa Prahalad, CEO, Anuvaa LLC, author, and innovation consultant asks the questions: what can we change in the mindset, what can we change in our process, and what can we change in the use of the actual tools we use to deploy?

About the Conference

Strategy@Work is Brightline’s flagship event for strategy executives and thought leaders from world-class organizations to exchange insights, share experiences and build networks.

The conference, held in New York in November 2018, brought together world’s top leaders from the business, government, academic, and social sectors for a common mission of reducing waste caused by poor strategy implementation.

Published on 1 December 2018

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