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Enterprise Agility Executive Interview Series: Romona Brown

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Overview

Romona Brown frames enterprise agility as the organizational capacity to not just respond to change, but to genuinely thrive in it. She defines a change-ready organization as one that has built the muscle within its people, processes, and structure to navigate high periods of change, arguing this capability is increasingly non-optional.

Learning Objectives

1. Learn how both human-centricity and structured frameworks are essential to change-readiness.

2. Identify how leadership can model and disseminate an enterprise agility mindset across the organization.

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