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Charles E. Grantham, James P. Ware and Cory Williams

CORPORATE AGILITY

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Build organizations that thrive on change through distributed intelligence – Corporate Agility by Grantham, Ware, and Williams masters flexibility. This comprehensive agility transformation summary and adaptive methods reveal: • Distributed Work Design - Enable productivity anywhere, anytime • Network Organization Model - Replace hierarchy with flexible teams • Real-Time Strategy - Adapt plans continuously based on signals • Cultural Agility - Build change capability into organizational DNA The hidden gem: Their research shows agile companies respond 5x faster to market changes while using 40% less resources. Launch Click.Apply.Grow™ agility: Pilot one distributed team. Measure results. Scale what works. Agile corporations achieve 70% faster time-to-market and higher employee satisfaction. Rigid breaks. Agile bends. Then wins.

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Charles E. Grantham, James P. Ware, and Cory Williams are workplace futurists and human-centered innovation strategists who guide organizations through deep transformation in the future of work.

Charles, a former military officer and corporate telecom executive turned transformation scholar, blends psychology and Eastern healing arts in his practice. James has advised global enterprises on distributed work models, and Cory brings expertise in talent systems and organizational agility. Together, they co-founded the Future of Work…unlimited initiative and have published extensively on workplace evolution, including in “Corporate Agility” and “The Future of Work.”

What sets Charles and his co-authors apart: They take a holistic, systems-level view of change—empowering leaders to design workplaces where innovation, wellness, and impact co-exist.

Advising major companies and public sector leaders, their “Workforce Ecology” model has been used to reimagine offices, remote policy, and leadership strategy. Organizations embracing their approach report significant improvements in employee well-being, collaboration, and performance sustainability.

The Zen-influenced architects of the modern workplace—where human potential and business results rise together.

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