Has anyone looked for digital leaders to support your organization’s digital maturity? If so, do you have any advice on where to find experienced digital leaders that are willing to coach in a different industry?

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IT-chef / Director IT in Energy and Utilitiesa year ago

I am sure clients can find digital coaches in professional networks for CDOs, enterprise architect, transformational leaders. I myself was coaching a high profile swedish industrial / automotive company during 6 months last year regarding road map / maturity.

Director of Engineering in Services (non-Government)a year ago

I have used experts from close ly related but not identical industries successfully. It provides a great framework for ideation. Ask the stakeholders which industry they would like to le

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CEO in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago

Great question! As most in HealthIT (having been awarded 7 patents) my 1st Career was 10 years producing Fillm & Television (you may have heard of RoboCop?). All to say, I do a fair amount of digital maturity coaching and found others through LinkedIn and similar professional social media sites/boards

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