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Cultural Change, Start with Culture! | February 2020

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In this dynamic and interactive workshop, participants had the chance to discuss the 6 dimensions of organizational culture, and also experienced a fun acceleration technique to boost engagement. A big "thank you" to Aude Scheibli for her wonderful presentation. 

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