Strategic Doing Blog
Have you heard about our new digital credentials? Strategic Doing is a learned discipline – even those that have been at it for years (including Ed Morrison, who originally developed […]
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We’ve been asked for a long time when Strategic Doing practitioner training – the 2.5 day in-person session that more than 1,300 people have completed, sometimes referred to as the […]
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The Agile Strategy Lab at UNA is wrapping up two online courses that are the virtual version of the 2.5 day Strategic Doing practitioner training – one group is from […]
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Just because the future is uncertain is no reason to put off thinking about it – in fact, it makes it even more imperative. One of the strengths of Strategic […]
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The Strategic Doing community’s conversation at yesterday’s Third Thursday was full of good ideas. We focused on “strategic action plans” – the deliverable from a Strategic Doing workshop. If you’ve […]
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Today, I participated in a learning session with professionals from a large multinational company. One of the first questions: Can you give us some background on your work? I explained […]
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In January, the Strategic Doing core team decided to move certification to an online course. We pivoted from working with individuals one at a time – a strategy that we’ve […]
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Our Third Thursday conversation today focused on the connections and potential of Strategic Doing with the topics of diversity, inclusion and equity. Flint leader Kenyetta Dotson shared her experiences using […]
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Our work with the Agile Business Consortium continues to grow. The Consortium’s Framework for Business Agility is designed to help organizations become more adaptive, creative and resilient. One dimension of […]
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Our very first Strategic Doing training was in January of 2012 – 19 people gathered at Purdue University to hear more about a new way to help groups focus on […]
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