What if leadership wasn't about control but about unlocking the full potential of people and teams? Organizing for Impact is a call to action for leaders, changemakers, and organizations ready to move beyond outdated hierarchies and embrace a more adaptive, people-centered way of working.

Rooted in the realities of complex, ever-evolving organizations, this book explores what it truly takes to build a resilient, high-impact workplace-one that balances structure with adaptability, aligns action with purpose, and fosters a culture where leadership is shared, autonomy is real, and collaboration is built on trust, not control.

Through the IMPACT model, you will discover a roadmap for building organizations that empower their members, foster high performance and deep engagement, and create the conditions for meaningful, lasting impact. This model helps organizations replace outdated structures with operating systems that support agility, shared leadership, and purpose-driven action.

This book goes beyond theory, offering practical tools and real-world strategies to bring these ideas to life and drive transformative change. It is an invitation to join a movement to reimagine leadership and build a future of work that truly works for people.

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Erika Bjune is a transformative leader, executive coach, and organizational strategist with a passion for reshaping the way we work. With decades of experience at the intersection of technology, leadership, and self-management, she has guided teams and organizations through groundbreaking shifts toward more adaptive, people-positive ways of working. As the founder of Transformetic, Erika helps leaders and organizations move beyond outdated hierarchical structures to cultivate adaptive, purpose-driven teams and organizations. Through her writing, coaching, and consulting, Erika brings a unique, engaging voice-one that blends deep expertise with a conversational, no-nonsense approach. She believes in making complex ideas accessible, practical, and actionable, helping readers not just understand transformation but live it.