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Webinar: M&A Success Through a Healthy, Productive Relationship

Join our webinar on Wednesday, October 30, hosted by Midagon and NayaDaya Analytics, to learn how to build inclusive, productive, and rewarding  relationships with acquisition targets during M&A integrations. Discover how game-changing People Risk Analytics™ delivers the actionable insights you need for success. Register now!


M&A integration failures—occurring far too often—are frequently blamed on people and culture. And for good reason. Many studies emphasize the critical role of people and culture in M&A success.

However, defining and managing the broad concept of corporate culture—encompassing values, behaviors, and practices—is challenging, especially in mergers and acquisitions where integrations are executed under tight schedules with overloaded resources. Furthermore, frustration with slow and complex integrations is often misinterpreted as cultural conflict, when in fact, better execution could resolve many issues.

An even bigger pitfall is reducing people risks to employee turnover alone. Statements like "not many people tend to leave in our integrations" or "those who are not engaged can leave if they like" overlook the vital and comprehensive role that the human factor plays in M&A integrations. If you’re not just acquiring patents, technology, or real estate, the importance of people is crucial to the success or failure of the integration.

To mitigate pervasive people risks and achieve your M&A goals, you need to build and nurture a healthy relationship with the people in the acquisition target. It’s not just about coexisting under the same roof but working together to achieve something that serves the interests, goals, and well-being of both parties. Building a strong relationship is a key approach to realizing the original business benefits of the transaction.

Join our webinar to discover how this inclusive, productive, and rewarding relationship can be created and fostered—without the burden and complexity of traditional methods. Learn how to leverage the science- and AI-based People Risk Analytics™ to execute your actions and communications with data-driven, actionable insights.​​​

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​Learn more about these eye-opening opportunities from Taru Weckroth, M&A Community Lead at Midagon, and Timo Järvinen, Co-founder of NayaDaya Analytics Inc., as they lead this enlightening webinar in English.

Midagon is a Nordic business and IT consultancy specializing in challenging transformation projects and programs. NayaDaya Analytics is the innovator of People Risk Analytics™, offering data-, science-, and AI-driven insights to build successful M&A integrations and transformations.​



​The 45-minute webinar takes place Wednesday, October 30, at

  • 9:00-9:45 AM GMT (e.g., London, Lisbon)

  • 10:00-10:45 AM CET (e.g., Berlin, Paris)

  • 11:00-11:45 AM EET (e.g., Helsinki, Tallinn)

  • 1:00-1:45 PM GST (e.g., Dubai, Abu Dhabi)

  • 5:00-5:45 PM SGT (e.g., Singapore, Taipei)


Can't make the live session? Register anyway! All registrants will receive a link to the webinar recording.

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The webinar is free for everyone – we warmly invite you to join us!

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Further information:

Minna Järvinen

NayaDaya Analytics Inc.

NayaDaya Analytics Inc.'s logo

Åkerlundinkatu 8

33100 Tampere

Finland

Mail: info@nayadaya.com

Tel: +358 40 505 7745

People Risk Analytics™ is based on the patend-pending method and  technology, owned by NayaDaya Analytics Inc. and filed in the Finnish Patent and Registration Office with the application number 20245243. People Risk Analytics™ is a trademark owned by NayaDaya Analytics Inc. NayaDaya and the NayaDaya symbol are trademarks registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. The NayaDaya symbol is a trademark registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the Trademark Office of People's Republic of China, with the Trade Marks Registry of the Government of India, with the Japan Patent Office (JPO), and with the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO). The community design is registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. 

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