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In the second episode, I talk to Franck Denglos, former CEO of Adidas Italy.
Franck Denglos went from being a business unit manager at Adidas, over assuming global leadership roles in marketing and sales and leading one of the largest transformation programs at Adidas to becoming the CEO of Adidas Italy.
Along the way, he repeatedly had to reinvent himself and made crucial learnings when it comes to leading and transforming some of the largest organizations on the planet.
We'll talk about:
Franck Denglos on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/fdenglos
👋 Get in touch with Kilian here: linkedin.com/in/kiliankarrasch
Do you have an innovative idea you would like to validate through market research or rapid prototyping or a validated concept you would like to bring to life (e.g. in form of an MVP)? Then book a free consultation here: http://bit.ly/3Xr0BvG 🚀
Timeline:
0:00 - Introduction
0:55 - Who is Franck Denglos
1:23 - The topics covered in the podcast
3:23 - Franck explains why adidas needed to be transformed.
4:48 - How does fast fashion work
6:13 - The importance of speed in a transformation
8:48 - Identifying the supporters and detractors in the transformation process
10:21 - How to figure out which problems to prioritize
13:20 - Accepting & communicating strengths and weaknesses
18:29 - Communicate the "why" of the transformation
20:02 - Hierarchies in transformation management
21:10 - How to choose the team for your transformation
24:03 - What are the boundary conditions you have to ask for from your supervisors?
26:28 - How much time should employees allocate to the transformation?
29:04 - The hardest challenge is selling to customers without samples
30:43 - Why is timing so critical for business transformations?
34:30 - Franck’s number one tip for success
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In the second episode, I talk to Franck Denglos, former CEO of Adidas Italy.
Franck Denglos went from being a business unit manager at Adidas, over assuming global leadership roles in marketing and sales and leading one of the largest transformation programs at Adidas to becoming the CEO of Adidas Italy.
Along the way, he repeatedly had to reinvent himself and made crucial learnings when it comes to leading and transforming some of the largest organizations on the planet.
We'll talk about:
Franck Denglos on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/fdenglos
👋 Get in touch with Kilian here: linkedin.com/in/kiliankarrasch
Do you have an innovative idea you would like to validate through market research or rapid prototyping or a validated concept you would like to bring to life (e.g. in form of an MVP)? Then book a free consultation here: http://bit.ly/3Xr0BvG 🚀
Timeline:
0:00 - Introduction
0:55 - Who is Franck Denglos
1:23 - The topics covered in the podcast
3:23 - Franck explains why adidas needed to be transformed.
4:48 - How does fast fashion work
6:13 - The importance of speed in a transformation
8:48 - Identifying the supporters and detractors in the transformation process
10:21 - How to figure out which problems to prioritize
13:20 - Accepting & communicating strengths and weaknesses
18:29 - Communicate the "why" of the transformation
20:02 - Hierarchies in transformation management
21:10 - How to choose the team for your transformation
24:03 - What are the boundary conditions you have to ask for from your supervisors?
26:28 - How much time should employees allocate to the transformation?
29:04 - The hardest challenge is selling to customers without samples
30:43 - Why is timing so critical for business transformations?
34:30 - Franck’s number one tip for success