A.J. McMahon

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So he started inviting his more-junior contacts, who were informal opinion leaders in his company, to lunch and asking them open-ended questions. These conversations led him to streamline decision making and uncover innovation deep within the firm’s hierarchy. “When I met with one lady, I was stunned at a great new product idea she had been pushing for months,” Alan says. “But she hadn’t been able to get the right people to listen.
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