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Seven Accelerants of Growth To Help You Succeed

QAspire

The seven accelerants are (quoting from the newsletter): Take the right risks. There are two types of risk – competitive risk, which involves head-to-head competition, and market risk, which creates a new field of play. With competitive risk, there is an opportunity, but there is also competition.

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Seven Accelerants of Growth To Help You Succeed

QAspire

The seven accelerants are (quoting from the newsletter): Take the right risks. There are two types of risk – competitive risk, which involves head-to-head competition, and market risk, which creates a new field of play. With competitive risk, there is an opportunity, but there is also competition.

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Decide, Change: The Two Essential Risks for Ultimate Success

Great Leadership By Dan

I maintain that embracing what I call the "two essential risks" is necessary to achieve your ultimate success in business. Sure, you hope to avoid liability, investment, and market risks as you pursue your entrepreneurial dream, so you take steps to mitigate exposure. change risk success Tom Panaggio'

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Carey Pellock on HR Leadership for A Better World

HR Digest

Our employees embraced our values and so too did our executive leadership. What started out as a short-term initiative has become an integral program at Neustar, with strong employee and leadership support. Can you tell The HR Digest readers more about Neustar’s strategies to raise the bar of leadership and diversity in the workplace?

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Benefits of Debriefing

Strategy Driven

market) risk obsolescence or irrelevance. Keep your company fighter-pilot agile in any turbulent or changing market. Then there are the leadership, cultural, and intangible benefits that arise from the consistent practice of debriefing. Leadership must be observed and practiced in order to be mastered.

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Can Your C-Suite Handle Big Data?

Harvard Business Review

Adding a chief marketing officer (CMO) became crucial as new channels and media raised the complexity of brand building, while Chief strategy officers (CSOs) joined top teams to help grapple with complex and fast-changing global markets. The hunt for such talent is taking place in the world’s hottest market for advanced skills.

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The Status Quo Is Risky, Too

Harvard Business Review

Unfortunately, failing to assess the risk of the status quo does not mean the risks won’t materialize—it just means you won’t be adequately prepared when they do. If you are a member of a leadership team facing a critical strategic decision, you have an obligation to address these biases before inaction leaves your business irrelevant.