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Lessons from chimpanzees: why politics are a good thing

June 19, 2016by Kristen Sukalac Leave a comment

It has become fashionable to use the term “political” as an insult. Calling a coworker “political” implies that the person is somehow dishonest, and there is a growing distaste for professional politicians […]

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Management & strategy, Uncategorized

Can Michael J. Fox Save the Global Economy?

January 8, 2012by Kristen Sukalac Leave a comment

The Secret of My Suce$s may not be Michael J. Fox’s best-remembered film, but it contains a critical message for doing business in today’s uncertain environment. Released in 1987, when the US economy was slowing and the year of the Black Monday st…

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Management & strategy

Social media, engagement and the end of strategic planning

November 11, 2010by Kristen Sukalac 1 Comment

A simplified model of strategic planning places strategists at the top, largely isolated from daily operations, and fed on a stream of largely quantitative data that is increasingly aggregated as it moves up the pyramid. Occasionally, these strate…

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Management & strategy

Strategic planning: an oxymoron?

October 20, 2010by Kristen Sukalac 7 Comments

Everyone in business wants to demonstrate their added value, and the overuse of the word “strategic” has exploded as a result. Do you know any consultants who don’t claim to be strategic? Most professional communicators now claim to practice “stra…

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Management & strategy

What if all the strategic planning models are wrong?

May 26, 2010by Kristen Sukalac Leave a comment

If you ask people what strategic planning entails, you will probably get a list that looks something like this: Define your mission, vision, goals and measurable objectives Conduct environmental scanning/a situation analysis Formulate a strategy t…

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Management & strategy

Beyond blah blah…from communications to action

April 21, 2010by Kristen Sukalac Leave a comment

I’ve been experimenting with Posterous a bit recently and have decided to make it my flagship home on the web. I love the way it talks to all of my other personas (Twitter, Facebook, video- and photo-sharing sites, etc). And I like most of all tha…

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Management & strategy, Uncategorized

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