 Kate Bullinger |
Weber Shandwick has launched United Minds, a global management consultancy specializing in transformation.
The consultancy combines Weber Shandwick’s global employee engagement & change management practice with United Minds Sweden, a management consultancy within Prime Weber Shandwick.
United Minds will be led by Kate Bullinger, who was formerly head of the employee engagement & change management practice. Thomas Areskoug, previously CEO of United Minds Sweden, will lead business strategy work globally for the new consultancy.
The agency says that the goal of United Minds is to combine data-fueled strategy and creative communications solutions to help executives deliver positive, lasting change and engage stakeholders in each step of the process.
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