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Leading Forward to New Opportunities

Leading Forward to New Opportunities

Leaders must constantly grapple with an inescapable paradox when it comes to keeping strategy on-course: How can we plan for the longer-term while also focusing on the imperatives to survive short-term challenges? As leaders, we must own the narrative with our...

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Planning in a pandemic: ArchPoint’s OGSM model to the rescue

Planning in a pandemic: ArchPoint’s OGSM model to the rescue

The COVID-19 pandemic has rocked our world in every way possible and the economy is one of the most visibly affected. For many industries, the way people consume goods and services has fundamentally changed. It has been fascinating to watch how leaders have altered...

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10 Tips To Strategy: Make Your OGSM Work

Strategy sessions, annual operating plans—planning the business is in our corporate DNA. All of us have done them and sometimes, they’ve actually achieved what we wanted them to achieve. As business leaders, our hope is not that our strategy plans are internally...

8 Tips For Facilitating Better Meetings

Facilitating a meeting is part art, part science. The best meeting facilitators have a quirky blend of charm, insights, humor and charisma. Some are just born with an ability to focus a group and get results—the rest of us have to work at it. While some of the tips...

Co-Brand Or Store Brand?

As frugality has become relevant and widespread, consumers are reconsidering the true value of every product. If a brand’s value proposition is unclear or vague and consumers don’t understand the superiority or benefits, it will quickly become a lame duck in today’s...

Get Closer To The Customer

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles about ArchPoint’s multi-step Voice of the Customer approach. Last week, a client mentioned they were considering reducing the frequency of an annual customer survey to once every two years. When asked why, their...