


How Strategies And Tactics Should Merge When Time Is Of The Essence
My earlier article on the critical differences between strategic, tactical, and crisis leadership talked about the need for clarity of roles. That still makes sense. However, when time is of the essence, strategic thinking must enable, not delay time-sensitive...
Leading Through A Market Reset Culturally, Strategically, Tactically
The world changed last week. Pretty much all the historical evidence indicates the increases in tariffs are going to lead to major trade disruptions and higher prices. Every leader of every organization should be asking: What changes most impact us directly and...
For More Deliberate, Consistent, And Effective Ways Of Working
Use this approach to make your ways of working more disciplined, consistent, and effective by level, remit and choices, and systems and tools: Level: Board, CEO, senior leadership, middle management, front line Remit and Choices: Governance, cultural, strategic,...
Stop Treating Meetings As Discrete Events. Build Relationships Instead
Almost every large organization has too many meetings. Some organizations try to fix the problem by adopting meeting management protocols. They’re missing the forest for the trees. Meetings don’t stand alone. They are tools to help people move projects, programs, and...