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How Do Established Companies Acquiring Startups Retain the Innovative Thinkers and Leverage this Thinking?

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Executive Summaries on Current HR Topics (ILRHR 6640)
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Author
Kelly, Christopher
Ma, Candice
Abstract

As the economy continues to rebound from the recent global recession, M&A activity shows signs of continued growth. Effective integrations of acquired companies, therefore, is a topic that is top of mind for many corporations. During any acquisition, it is important to manage the organizational and other human resource issues, as these are key drivers of acquisition success. This report focuses mainly on key talent retention post-acquisition, describes what startup talent values most, and introduces several practices HR professionals can implement pre- and post-acquisition to enable and engage this talent.

Date Issued
2016-10-01
Keywords
human resources
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innovation
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innovative thinking
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disruptive thinking
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acquisitions
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mergers and acquisitions
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mergers
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talent retention
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retention
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equity incentives
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incentives
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growth
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millennials
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generation Y
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startups
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social networks
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culture
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personalization
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flexible hours
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work life balance
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personalized office space
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location independence
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integrative approach
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cultural integration
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