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What people say about us
“Strategic Doing provides insight into the practices and behaviors that help build high-performing groups…practical guidance for every organization and team.”
Amy C. Edmondson
Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management
Harvard Business School
Harvard Business School
What people say about us
“Strategic Doing opens the door to learning how to design and implement effective strategy in some of the most complex and loosely connected networks that often frustrate organizations and institutions.”
Alan Beckenstein
Robert D. Landel Distinguished Professor of Business Administration
Darden School of Business, University of Virginia
Darden School of Business, University of Virginia
What people say about us
“Strategic Doing is THE source to understand how leadership and strategy are changing in this age of speed and complexity.”
Jay Conger
Chaired Professor of Leadership Studies
Claremont McKenna College
Claremont McKenna College
What people say about us
“I’ve been waiting for Strategic Doing all my life. …It is precisely what we need at this moment. In a fast-changing world, filled with disruption, with institutions not equipped to absorb or deal with the pace of change, here is a way of thinking and acting; here is an agile strategy that makes collaboration take place at the necessary speed for social good.”
Yo-Yo Ma
Renowned musician and peace ambassador
What people say about us
“I’ve worked with large companies trying to do open innovation, but the Strategic Doing process is unique. This is the most precise and most concise open innovation process I’ve seen.”
Mark Scotland
CEO
4.0 Analytics
4.0 Analytics
What people say about us
“Most of us like the idea of collaborating with others, but we don’t do it. Some of us try very hard to make collaboration work, but too often we fail. So, are there rules for collaborating? The answer is yes, and Strategic Doing clearly and succinctly sets them out.”
Robert Reich
Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley