Making it Happen: How to Turn Strategy into Reality with Suzy Welch

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01 - Introduction

01 - Making it happen Turning strategy into reality.mp4

00:52

02 - 1. Well, It Sounded Good in the Meeting!

01 - Bridging strategy design and implementation.mp4

04:05

02 - Executing strategy Deciding how and when.mp4

03:15

03 - Strategy design Who owns operationalizing.mp4

04:01

04 - Avoiding decision drift Keep strategy on course.mp4

03:20

05 - Strategy-culture alignment Operationalize success.mp4

04:06

03 - 2. Tool #1 The Cure for Decision Drift with 10-10-10

01 - The truth about decision making.mp4

02:46

02 - The 10-10-10 approach.mp4

02:50

03 - 10-10-10 in action.mp4

04:07

04 - A word of warningand encouragement.mp4

01:32

04 - 3. Tool #2 The Culture Creation Construct

01 - Culture and strategy Align behaviors for success.mp4

02:30

02 - Enter the Culture Creation Construct (CCC).mp4

03:00

03 - The CCC in action.mp4

02:11

04 - Culture eats strategy for breakfast.mp4

01:17

05 - Conclusion

01 - Make your own action plan.mp4

01:25

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Your strategy may be smart, competitive, and ready to go, but how do you successfully put it into action? In this course, join New York University professor, best-selling author, and CEO advisor Suzy Welch as she introduces two dynamic tools and shows you how to tighten the link between strategy and execution.

How exactly? One tool shows you how to fend off “strategic drift” with 10-10-10, Professor Welch’s renowned decision-making system. The other, the culture creation construct, aligns behaviors with a transformative exercise for managers and teams alike. Together, these tools have the power to accelerate strategy implementation, with critical learning along the way.

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