Stay Updated: RSS | E-mail | Twitter

Tag Archives: strategic planning

Perspective

By Brad Shorr | Published: September 2, 2009
Strategic Planning, or the Art of Knowing Where Now Is For the last year or so, business conditions have been turbulent, to say the least. Quite difficult to plan your next step when you could be walking off a cliff or taking your first step upward to the promised land. One of the biggest mental traps [...]
Posted in For Owners & Leaders | Also tagged | 27 Comments

Business Theory in Process – The Uncertaintly Paradox

By Brad Shorr | Published: July 27, 2009
[/caption] “Each of us will be looking at real world tools and strategies that can drive a company, idea or you forward in the face of a world seemingly gone mad.” – Fred Schlegel How Do You Make a Strategic Plan When the Only Certainty Is Uncertainty? Bill Welter, Kay Plantes, and Fred Schlegel are three [...]
Posted in For Owners & Leaders | Also tagged , , , , | 48 Comments

Zero Strategy Causes Financial Crisis

By Brad Shorr | Published: September 29, 2008
You can’t win playing catch up ball. That’s exactly what our financial institutions, regulatory agencies, Federal government, and investors have been doing since our banking system began to unravel almost a year ago. Lenders make ill conceived loans snapped up by borrowers who aren’t thinking ahead. Regulators worry about inflation one day and stimulating the [...]
Posted in Communication Skills | Also tagged , , , | 10 Comments