Trainer, Moderator - Anastasia Bortnik
Practitioner with 10 years of international experience in business consulting, including the UN
Business Trainer, Certified Personal Brand Consultant
MBA, PhD program speaker
Certified ISO 9001:2015 Business Process Manager
Author of over 40 publications
Coach for business and top managers
15 years teaching experience
10 years of international experience in business consulting
1,000+ hours of consultations
“I will help you that your team develop a strategic breakthrough in the new business reality!”
Sometimes all you need to do is make a wish to get what you want. But to achieve goals in your work and personal life, you need a clear plan of action and a well-thought-out strategy.
Strategic thinking allows you not to rely on a combination of circumstances, but to plan time and resources to achieve a goal, boldly take responsibility for its implementation and be confident in the result.
Today, when half of the professions die off faster than we have time to learn them, the ability to think strategically is becoming more and more important for every person.
Thinking strategically means knowing what you want and want, what resources you need to achieve your goal and how to use them. This trending skill helps you see the end result and think about the future.
Strategic thinking is critical to business. No wonder today this is one of the key skills for 99% of vacancies for managerial positions.
Who Should Develop Strategic Thinking?
The ability to think is a key skill of leaders and leaders of the next decade.
And these are not just big words, but the result of a study presented at the forum in Davos. Developing a strategic mindset for yourself and your team is becoming an obvious choice for Fortune 500 top executives. People with progressive views are able to create a strategy that will help the company take a leading position in the market, create its own niche and inspire the team to achieve ambitious goals.
Leading companies plan their activities in advance, setting future priorities at the end of the year. However, exhausted by a number of annual reports, the holiday hustle and the “let's go after the holidays” mood, teams are often unable to create a breakthrough plan for the next year.
The start of the new year full of strength and energy can breathe new life into your strategy, and training in strategic thinking can be an effective start to the new business season. New tools and practices will be useful not only for the development of the company, but also for personal growth!
As a result of the training, you and your team will:
Training program
1. Significance of strategy and strategic thinking for a company:
2. Mission, vision, strategic goals of the company
4. Strategic analysis of the internal environment of the company
5. Stages of formation of the company's strategy
6. Strategic business modeling
7. Tools for implementing the company's strategy
Wrap-Up