Dear Laura,

Kotter and our survey partner, Entromy, are conducting a survey to see how organizations have addressed changes in 2020 and what impact these responses have had on employees – both positive and negative.

For just 7 minutes of your time to complete the survey, you’ll receive a full report of our findings on the state of change in 2020. The report will also detail the additional changes we anticipate in 2021 and offer guidance to help organizations prepare for what’s up ahead.

TAKE THE SURVEY

Join Kotter and Seneca College on December 3, 2020 at 12:00 PM EDT for a free 1-hour interactive webinar. In it, Kotter’s Pat Cormier and Andres Mejia will address the surrounding uncertainty and share how you can turn it into opportunities for your organization.

Grounded in our latest research, you’ll learn a new approach to navigating uncertainty and what it takes to lead change right now.

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QUOTABLE KOTTER “Always think of crises as potential opportunities, and not only dreadful problems that automatically must be delegated to the damage control specialist. A crisis can be your friend.” - Dr. John Kotter, A Sense Of Urgency