Baseball executives seek big hit in cultural shift

Changing an organization’s culture, a pair of professional baseball executives are learning, requires a steadfast ability to remain patient — without missing fast-moving opportunities.

Mark Wemple. Mike Elias and Bandon Hyde, general manager and manager of the Baltimore Orioles, hope to lead the team back to winning ways.
Mark Wemple. Mike Elias and Bandon Hyde, general manager and manager of the Baltimore Orioles, hope to lead the team back to winning ways.
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Major league baseball team leaders Mike Elias and Bandon Hyde, starting in Sarasota, are attacking the business equivalent of a corporate turnaround — taking an underperforming asset and building it back into a winner.

 

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