Being Strategic
Much research has been done into answering the question: “what makes a good leader?”
It turns out that while a number of competencies are needed to successfully lead, the ability to think, plan and orientate oneself strategically emerges as the attribute most highly correlated with leadership effectiveness. The reason is that robust strategic thinking and planning is most likely to align people and resources around the things that will have the biggest organizational impact.
This course teaches participants a methodology that begins with diagnosis, analysis and visioning, culminating in the development of actionable plans. The material covered is brought alive by having participants work on their own case studies throughout.
Results You Can Expect
- Follow a structured process that consistently focuses on the long term
- Orientate the team around a clear vision
- Make better decisions
- Improved ability to lead change
Key Focus Areas
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Target Audience
This course is applicable to leaders at all organizational levels.
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