How to Prepare Your Business for the Ways Employees and Customers Are ChangingIt is time to disrupt the status quo and elevate the health of your company culture differently.

ByGlenn Llopis

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"The way we have been measuring the impact and influence of people is flawed," saysGlenn Llopis, author ofThe Innovation Mentality.If your business is at a standstill, it is time to disrupt the status quo and evaluate the health of your company culture differently. In this video, Llopis advocates for new growth strategies -- ones that focus on diverse individuality instead of treating all people the same.

By celebrating diversity of thought and putting population health in the spotlight, you can finally develop growth strategies that will make your business more valuable and successful.

Click play to learn more about how a more innovative mindset will lead to more effective growth strategies.

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Glenn Llopis

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Writer

Chief Personalization Officer, GLLG

Glenn Llopis (‘yo-pes) creates high-performance leaders and teams focused on inclusion and the power of individuality. He is the author of the booksEarning Serendipity,领导in the Age of Personalization,Unleashing IndividualityandThe Innovation Mentality.

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