Strategy Series
Do you consider strategy an art or a science? How do successful leaders use strategy as a tool? What separates reactive leaders from creative ones?
This month’s Strategy Management Breakfast will focus on strategy as an on-going discipline. The discussion will be led by a panel of executives from various industries and companies. Our interactive discussion will cover how strategy is explored, defined, and determined within the represented organizations, with a goal of learning how to make strategy an on-going discipline rather than an annual event. Tools will be shared to assist leaders in becoming better strategic thinkers. Panelists will provide insights and lessons learned from their successes and challenges. Participants will be able to ask direct questions of panelists, as well as interact with colleagues.
Date: October 20, 2011, 7:30-10:00am
Breakfast served at 7:30am;
Strategy Discussion beginning at 8:00am.
Location: UT Club, 2108 Robert Dedman Drive, Austin, TX 78712
Registration: $79, which includes breakfast and parking. Reserve your seat now as space is limited to encourage and facilitate strategic thinking.
Who Should Attend: Executive Leaders that are, or want to become, intentional and deliberate with strategy.
Attire: Business casual. Meeting room temperatures vary. We recommend wearing layers and bringing a light sweater or jacket for your comfort.
Our Guarantee: Your professional growth is the goal of every OS seminar. If your experience does not meet your expectations, please let us know within 30 days. We will provide full credit for another seminar of equal or lesser value, or issue a full refund.
Panelists:
Brad Marshall, President, Brad Marshall Homes
Krista Endsley, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Sage Software
Robert Manzer, PhD, COO, Texas Association of Nonprofit Organizations
Bob Ligon, Lecturer, Health Information Technology Program, University of Texas
William Paschall, Director of Healthcare Solutions Practice, AT&T
To purchase ticket and register please go to:
http://operational-strategies.com/strategy-series/
