Building accountability into your Q1 plans now will set the stage for both early wins and long-term success. At The Gansman Group, we help businesses implement processes that align teams, clarify expectations, and foster ownership across the organization. Accountability isn’t just a box to check—it’s a mindset that drives consistent results. Are you making accountability part of your Q1 strategy? #Accountability #Q1Success #GoalClarity #StrategicPlanning #TeamSuccess
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„Vision without #execution is just illusion.“ It’s about making #vision and #strategy matter in our and our co-workers‘ lives by translating it into every day actions and decisions. Nice Harvard Business Review read on how to do so, showcasing Starbucks‘ execution of their “third place“ #vision.
A top-level guide to strategy and execution:
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Here's an HBR article that guides us to link strategy and execution to success. Ask "What are we great at?" and "What are we able to achieve?"
A top-level guide to strategy and execution:
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Excellent piece on the continuum from strategy to execution with some great examples of what that looks like. Strategy without execution is like a nicely wrapped present without any real content. It misses the point - providing value to the customer.
A top-level guide to strategy and execution:
How to Excel at Both Strategy and Execution
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Good reading about the importance to have leaders who are able to be both visionaries and operators.
A top-level guide to strategy and execution:
How to Excel at Both Strategy and Execution
hbr.org
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How are you doing in combining strategy and execution?
A top-level guide to strategy and execution:
How to Excel at Both Strategy and Execution
hbr.org
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"bold vision needs to include both a very ambitious destination and a well-conceived path for execution that will get you there" A good strategy alone isn’t sufficient. An article published by Harvard Business Review illustrates, through a specific example, what it means to have both a solid plan and effective execution. How you combine strategy and execution? - Build a strategy - Translate the strategy into the everyday. - Execute the strategy. Is it simple, no. 😉
A top-level guide to strategy and execution:
How to Excel at Both Strategy and Execution
hbr.org
