20 Tips for Successful Strategy Implementation – Communicating Your Strategy
Posted by Rick Knowlan on Jun 6, 2011
Vision without action is merely a dream, just as a strategy without change is nothing but noble words. So how do leaders turn the noble words of their strategies into successful change? Our next four blog posts will describe 20 effective practices gleaned from our work with more than 100 client organizations to help you accelerate the implementation of your strategy. This week – Communicating the Strategy. Phase I: Communicating the Strategy Unfortunately, the way most strategies are communicated generates more boredom than interest. Here are 5 tips to help you stimulate interest...
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