Exec Leadership Management Series 2018

Survival Guide: Strategy and Innovation in an Era of Disruptive Change

Location: Handelman Conference Center 7090 Samuel Morse Drive, Suite 400, Columbia, MD 21046 

Emerging Issues, Potential Disruptors and Drivers of Change
Provocative, direct discussions regarding emerging issues, opportunities and disruptors. Likely includes analogies to other industries – especially those that no longer exist or don’t exist in the traditional form. This event has passed.

AUGUST 29, 2018  Developing Strategy  (9:00 am–3:30 pm)
For too long, planning sessions or retreats were thought to be the basis for effective ‘strategic plans’. In reality, true strategy and competitive advantage are rarely developed in those environments. During this session, attendees will learn how to apply four proven approaches to developing strategy. This session uses didactic and interactive approaches to developing strategy.  CEU 5.5  (Fee: $225 member/$300 non-member)

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SEPTEMBER 19, 2018  Innovation and Entrepreneurship  (9:00 am–1:15 pm)
Innovation without strategy will tend to lead nowhere – or will have little impact on the organization. Strategy without innovation will tend to sentence an organization to ‘spitshining the status quo’. Real innovation + real strategy = growth. Entrepreneurship is the glue that binds the two (innovation and strategy) together to produce potential exponential growth and dominant market position. Content includes: identifying the danger of intermittent innovation; creating an innovation ‘flywheel’ within organizations; determining the entrepreneurial character of an organization – and then increasing it. CEU 4.0 . (Fee: $150 member/$225 non-member)

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SEPTEMBER 25, 2018  Turning Great Strategy into Great Performance  (9:00 am–12:15 pm)
What does it take for a CEO to also serve as ‘chief strategist’? This session will also focus on when to use outside resources or an internal team – and the expectations of both. Role of stakeholders. For nonprofits – the role of a committee and board. The success of a strategic plan can best be measured by determining whether it is implemented or executed (as opposed to sitting on the proverbial shelf, gathering dust). Practical tools and tips to ensure that the plan is integrated into the organization.  CEU 3.0 (Fee: $150 member/$225 non-member)

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