Building Resilience in your Business

Resilience in your business is the linchpin of survival and success. It is not an optional strategy, but a fundamental necessity for long-term success and involves the strategic preparation, flexibility and resourcefulness required to not only survive, but emerge stronger and more competitive when challenges arise.   What is Business Resilience? Resilience refers to a…

Simplifying Can Improve Your Business

The goal of simplifying decision making is to make the process of choosing between options faster, easier and more effective by reducing the complexity of available information and presenting clear and straightforward options. Overall, simplifying can improve your business.   A data-rich environment can make it more difficult for people to make decisions. It can…

April 2021 10-Second Survey

What changes in your business practices did you make due to the pandemic that you intend to keep once restrictions have been lifted? Focus on remaining flexible in the use of communication platforms throughout the future Virtual sessions. And yes as much as possible Increased Virtual Sessions Working from home Added a marketplace, intranet, remote…

Strategy Maturity Model

Strategy doesn’t have to be complex but it can be hard to design and execute. This template guides you through the required elements for a powerful strategy. For each of the ten elements, characterize where you are with your current strategy – none part of it exists, you have developed an approach, you have started…

Being Stingy With Your Equity

It can be tempting to offer shares in your company to finance its growth. These days, there are plenty of investors chasing promising new companies and, in today’s tight labour market, employees are getting more brazen in their demands for equity-based compensation. However, using equity as a form of currency dilutes your position and may…

Ownership Has Its Privileges

Walk down Nashville’s Lower Broadway any night of the week, and you can hear aspiring artists belting out cover tunes from Elton John to Garth Brooks.   In many cases, these musicians come to Nashville to be discovered but pay their rent using the tips they get by playing other people’s songs. Most are lucky to…