Intentional Tension: A Lever of Value Creation and Growth

About Intentional Tension: A Lever of Value Creation and Growth

“Intentional Tension: A Lever of Value Creation and Growth,” is a comprehensive guide in dealing with interorganizational tensions for current and new leaders within enterprises. Interorganizational tension can come from any number of events – mergers and acquisitions, the introduction of artificial intelligence or other disruptive technologies, new leadership, and even performance reviews. What many leaders have yet to figure out is how to visualize and optimize such tensions within their organizations to better business outcomes. Intentional Tension: A Lever of Value Creation and Growth offers practical and implementable advice on the topic of interorganizational tension: what it is and what it is not; how to spot it in your organization; and how to apply grounded leadership principles to harness those forces for the good of the enterprise. The authors draw from their extensive careers in business leadership to offer practical advice, success stories, and cautionary tales.

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Adan Pope an agent of change and innovation who has consistently delivered growth, intellectual property, innovation, and operational and financial excellence for global information and communications technology enterprises. He has created and led talented and diverse teams of product, engineering, and information technology professionals who share his passion and vision for transformation, value creation, and growth.

Peter Buonfiglio is an information and communications technology strategist with extensive experience helping high-performing enterprises extract the most value from their brand, portfolio, and channels. His expertise lies in identifying unique industry points of view that drive innovation, transformation, and growth initiatives. Peter’s leadership roles spann complex engineering organizations to startup marketing and sales teams.