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Being strategically competitive in today's chaotic and complex global environment requires a different way of looking at how we approach strategic thinking. Leaders who are tasked with strategic responsibility must be attentive, agile, adaptive and innovative thinkers. Four key issues are addressed in this program:
- Why do organizations require strategic thinkers?
- What is strategic thinking?
- Who is a strategic thinker?
- How can strategic thinking be fostered?
The highly interactive program starts by exploring an unconventional model of the cognitive clusters that underpin strategic thinking. It then covers the five essential attributes of strategic thinkers and ends by examining the process of enhancing strategic thinking at both an individual and team level.
03/13/2025 | 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
- Virtual
- $575 (US) per person
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Dr. Julia Sloan
Dr. Julia Sloan author of the definitive book, Learning to Think Strategically (Elsevier, 2006), is widely recognized for her pioneering work in the application of complex cognitive theory to everyday global strategic thinking practice. Her work draws upon more than two decades of her own expatriate corporate experience in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and the United States working on strategy to align the business agenda with prevailing economic, cultural and social issues. She has lectured at some of the premier academic institutions including: Columbia University, MIT and Harvard University (US); Nanjing University (China); Tokyo University and Keio University (Japan); Singapore University and India Institute of Management (India). She is also a contributing author to Democratic Practices as Learning Opportunities (Sense, 2007). A resident of New York City, Dr. Sloan`s educational background includes a doctorate from Columbia University; master`s studies at Yale University and University of Alaska; and undergraduate studies from Kent State University.
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