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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2025 · 5 MIN

The Challenge of Building and Sustaining Excellence: Part 2

from Strategy for Breakfast · host GDS Group

Episode description  Exploring how organizations build operational excellence and create a sustainable culture; that idea of embedding it into everyday life at an organization. We talk to Darren O’Connor, Director of Business Development, from Performance Solutions by Milliken about how continuous improvement and operational excellence can be found through collaboration and transparency. But the challenge remains that building this culture, so it outlives those who have implemented it requires the confidence of allowing a company to co-create with all the resources involved. Discussion points:  Culture creating and sustaining a co-collaborated cultureSupporting those who ‘show up’ and celebrating discretionary effortStrategies that can be effective in overcoming barriers to incremental change? How do you ‘get the message right’?  Strategy for Breakfast is brought to you by GDS, the leaders in data-driven engagement. If you want to get involved with the wider conversations shaping the future of your industry, check out our upcoming events here.  Get in touch:  Connect  Darren O’Connor Connect with David McGrathOr email [email protected] 

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