Strategic Doing: Ten Skills for Agile Leadership

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Strategic Doing: 10 Skills for Agile Leadership

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The authors are available to speak to audiences of all sizes on a variety of topics; their collective experience includes the following topics with their intended audiences includes:

Building Productive Collaborations One Question at a Time (general)
The Lost Art of Civility and Why It Matters (general)
Uncovering and Unlocking Your Hidden Assets (general)
The Art & Science of Complex Collaboration (general)
Developing the Leadership Skills You Need (general)
The Four Questions that Will Change Your Career/Business/Region/Community (can be customized to specific audiences)
Beyond Teamwork (general)
Doing Strategy in an Age of Networks (business)
Anyone Can Be Nimble: How Big Organizations/Institutions Can Act Like Start-Ups (large companies, non-profits, higher education)
Beyond Software Design: How Every Business Can Use Agile Thinking (business)
Practical Ways to Break the Silos (business, nonprofit, government, higher education)
New Leadership Skills for Chambers of Commerce (chambers of commerce)
Nurturing Entrepreneurship in Unlikely Places (rural, urban, entrepreneurship)
Collaborations for Regional Vitality (economic development)
What’s Next for Economic Development (economic development)
Why We Need Safe Civic Spaces (librarians)
Engaging Citizens: What’s Next for Local Government (mayors, elected officials)
Designing What’s Next for the University (higher education)
Four Questions to Take on Grand Challenges (higher education)
Knowledge into Money: Four Questions to Engage with Industry (higher education)
Building Collaborations for a Productive Workforce (workforce development)
The New Role Foundations Can Play in Our Communities (foundations)

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