HR as a strategic partner: Culture change as an American express case study

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A corporate culture is the combination of the values and characteristics that define an organization. It influences the way employees relate to each other, to customers, to shareholders, and to business partners. It drives behaviors and unites employees around a shared set of values. Companies with strong, formally articulated values that are focused on the needs of their constituencies have an important advantage over those without such values. American Express recently worked to strengthen its culture and renew its corporate values. I will focus on why this initiative was important, how we reviewed company culture and implemented culture change strategy, and what early results showed. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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Fairbairn, U. (2005). HR as a strategic partner: Culture change as an American express case study. Human Resource Management, 44(1), 79–84. https://doi.org/10.1002/hrm.20043

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