Dr Dawn-Marie Turner

Take change from a liability to an asset. Dr. Dawn-Marie Turner, author of “Launch, Lead, Live: The Executive's Guide to Preventing Resistance and Succeeding With Organizational Change,” teaches stories, techniques, and the science to take your team from change-resistant to change-ready, from stressed-out to resilient. You can reach her at her website, Think Transition.

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