EPISODE · Aug 2, 2022 · 25 MIN
S1:E9 Real World Leadership: Strategy
from Truth Enterprise Partner's Podcast - Real World Leadership · host Susan Johnson
Joining us today at Real World Leadership, speaking on the topic of Strategy, is Larry Dunivan, CEO of Namely, a HCM software company. Strategy can be a broad tiopic encompasing, Change, Innovation, Planning, Execution, Decision Makting, etc and is one of the leader attributes we are highlighting in this series on Real World Leadership. Larry helps us break Strategy down in a way in which it is easier to grasp and relatable to a real world leader. Check out the discussion as we share the following: 1. Defining stategy2. Strategic tone empoweing the team to commit3. Support and commitment to strategy4. Challenges that get in the way of strategic commitmentLeaders can positively improve the strategic mindset of those on in their teams and organizations. It starts and ends with YOU. If you are looking to leverage your strategic muscle and skill in new and improved ways, we can help with tools and techniques. If you require additional support, seek a trusted Executive Coach to help you navigate in a safe, judge free zone. We would be honored to help you toward your pursuits. For more information and to schedule a consultation, please reach out at www.truthenterprisepartners.com or [email protected] to reach [email protected]
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Joining us today at Real World Leadership, speaking on the topic of Strategy, is Larry Dunivan, CEO of Namely, a HCM software company. Strategy can be a broad tiopic encompasing, Change, Innovation, Planning, Execution, Decision Makting, etc and is one of the leader attributes we are highlighting in this series on Real World Leadership. Larry helps us break Strategy down in a way in which it is easier to grasp and relatable to a real world leader. Check out the discussion...
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