Reputation Risk Management for Boards
Reputation is fast becoming one of the most important risks to manage. Build quantifiable arguments to get boards on board.
Reputation is fast becoming one of the most important risks to manage. Build quantifiable arguments to get boards on board.
Not long ago a new client asked our team to lead an innovation project to create a product. As always with a new client, we did a quick survey. It’s important to understand what the client knows and has attempted in the name of innovation.
Walking the snowy streets of the small Swiss town of Davos, it was impressive to know that 40 heads of state and 2,500 leaders from business and society were there to talk about some of the most important global challenges facing us today.
How often have you heard people say, “Our strategy is to become the biggest and the best?” This isn’t strategy. Strategy is not the what. Strategy is the how: How will you become the biggest and the best?
For those awake enough to respond, please supply the Jeopardy question to this answer: “A computer system that won a million dollars in 2011 with access to 200 million pages of content, including the full text of Wikipedia.”
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Attendees of the ASQ Lean and Six Sigma Conference will strengthen leadership skills and take away Lean Six Sigma tools and practical applications that will help drive their organization’s competitiveness. An internationally renowned CEO and author on strategic business growth joins an award-winning supply chain practitioner and an experienced innovation expert as keynotes at the at the conference.
And there are training courses before and after the conference:
• Lean Bronze Certification Review Program, Feb. 26–27, 2016
• Business Process Management Orientation Workshop, March 2, 2016
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