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Why Board Leadership Must Give “Merger Grief” Its Due
Libby Wagner is a poet and president of Libby Wagner & Associates, offering expertise in leadership, strategy, management, and executive team development that helps organizations create environments where clarity and increased trust lead to unrivaled results. In this article, she discusses the need for boards to provide the time and space for employees to come to emotional terms with major organizational changes, such as mergers and acquisitions.