Pioneering Change Agent to receive Lifetime Achievement Award
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Louis Carter, founder and CEO of Best Practice Institute, says, “We chose John because of his incredible contribution in the field of change management – and the development of a change process that has always changed our way, act, and how to make outstanding changes, which lead to significant changes in our world’s best organizations.”
John P. Kotter graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1968 with Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Master of Science in Management in 1970. Kotter then completed his doctor of business administration at Harvard Business School in 1972 and was immediately appointed in his faculty.
The author of 20 Bestsalers, Kotter, has raised people to gather people for better lead outfits in the era of rapid change.
“John Cotter is a legend in the field of change. It is no surprise for me that he was selected for the highest honor of BPI’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Their process for change management has helped shape the direction of the field of change management-especially for complex systems of our senior executive board organizations. ”, Brian Fichel, says co-chairman of Kabank’s Chow and BPI’s Senior Executive Board.
In the works of the coatar, leading Change Introducing its eight-step process to manage changes with positive results. His Our snow is melting The empire used a fable to deal with the needs of a group of penguins, to teach how to handle the fear of change and motivate people to face and work. And, their frequent “fast” is taught, “sports are all about vision, opportunity, agility, motivated action, and celebrations. Not accountability for project management, budget reviews, reporting relations, compensation and a plan.”
“I am honored and pleased to receive this award from the Best Practice Institute.” John Cotter says, “BPI’s research, idea leadership, cooperation, and applied back to the job are very important for all of us – and of course this honor is more meaningful and appreciated by me.”
John Kotor joins Frances Hesselbin, Warren Benis, Warner Burke and Edgar Shin as recipients of BPI’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
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About the best practice institute
The Best Practice Institute is a Leadership and Management Association that focuses on the best and innovative business practices. BPI has more than 42,000 customers, from managers to senior and C-level officers. It has corporate and individual members in about two-pain countries on five continents, including more than half of the Fortune 500 officers and employees. The BPI’s Senior Executive Board has the facility of C-level talent officers of organizations such as Johnson & Johnson, Shire, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Kimberly-Clarke, Kebank and others.
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