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Unlock Business Growth Through Annual Strategic Planning

Jackie Nagel

Here is a simple step-by-step plan you can implement now to ensure your end-of-year assessment and planning is a big deal, not a big ordeal: Step 1: Set Your Intention Just like getting ready for a Thanksgiving trip to Grandma’s provides a clear framework, setting a well-defined objective empowers you to achieve your desired outcome.

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How to Effectively Publish and Monetize Your Book | Michelle Gladieux

Peter Winick

An honest appraisal of how hard it is to market a book. An interview with Michelle Gladieux about finding her audience and getting her book into their hands. Michelle is the president of Gladieux Consulting, which offers one-on-one executive and employee coaching and strategic plan facilitation. Welcome aboard.

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Resilience Redefined | Marie-Hélène Pelletier

Peter Winick

Learn How to Build Resilience in Today’s Fast-Paced World A conversation with Marie-Hélène Pelletier about her book The Resilience Plan, how you can build resilience in your everyday life, and the road to writing and publishing a book. In addition, we can help you implement marketing, research, and sales.

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Whose Job Is Strategy?

Mind Tools Strategy

They're responsible for shaping and implementing strategies that help the organization to adapt to change and to excel in a dynamic and competitive business environment. If that wasn't enough, strategic leaders need a clear vision of where they want the organization to be in the future. So, Whose Job Is Strategy?

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Rhythm and Planning Cadence to Help New CEOs Succeed

Rhythm Systems Growth

A great book I read when I first took the reins as a new CEO is " The First 90 Days ," written by a Harvard business professor, Michael Watkins. It is an excellent book that coaches one to develop a ninety-day plan and create early successes, a recommended read for any new CEO. 3-5 Year Strategic Planning.

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Rethinking What’s Next: Lessons Learned from the SVB Collapse 

Kotter Inc.

Given this, leaders and their organizations should consider the following three actions, because the next change is coming, followed by the one after that, and the one after that: Implement a “dual operating system”: Given recent advancements in technology and the proliferation of social media, much has been studied about the power of a network.

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The HR Business Partner: A Full Guide

AIHR

We could write a book about this but we’ll try to keep it short, only focusing on the highlights. Around this time, Ulrich published his 1997 book ‘Human Resource Champions’. In this book, he brought all these developments together and proposed a set of new roles for HR. We will cover that difference later in this article.