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Rich Berens
Rich Berens is President and Chief Client Fanatic of Root Inc. For more than a decade, Rich has helped leaders at Fortune 1000 organizations to align on key strategic imper-atives and engage their people in bringing their strategies to life. His clients span all industries and include Petco, Bank of America, Hilton Hotels, Procter & Gamble, Deutsche Bank,and Merillat/Masco, among many others.
Posts by Rich Berens
Beware of Cultural Echo Chambers
We are currently all at risk of cultural tunnel vision. And so we must work harder to establish mutual empathy and stronger connections.
Think You Tell a Compelling Story? Think Again. 5 Tips to Becoming an Expert Storyteller.
While I don’t believe I have to all the answers on all things business and leadership related, I am certain about one thing
The Power of Visualization to Drive Alignment
We’ve all heard the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words.” We have found that to be exceedingly true in business. As a matter of fact
Work is Broken
There is more than $350 billion of lost productivity every year. Let's recover the lost hours of productivity by engaging people at work.
Breaking Down Organizational Silos
Silos are common place in just about every workplace I have ever engaged with. They are a natural result of organizations trying to structure themselves
Work is Broken
“Employee engagement.” The phrase first hit the scene in 1990, when William A. Kahn used it in an article he wrote for the Academy of Management Journal
Five Things Great Leaders Do Right
To state the obvious: Great leadership is of paramount importance to any organization. Great leaders set the direction for the organization
Company Culture: Why Authenticity is Sexy (and the Key to Success)
Have you ever dated someone and come to the realization a few weeks into the relationship that the actual version of the person you’re dating is actually
The Changing Workplace: That Gap is Technological
Have you felt the shift at your workplace? Things are changing. Some people blame the discomfort on mixing four generations with four worldviews.
