Posts by LBL Strategies Team
Book Review: “Big Decisions,” by Lee Crumbaugh
There are decisions and then there are decisions. Lee Crumbaugh knows this truth. He is a strategist, consultant and business coach with 50 years of experience across sectors and industries.…
Read MoreIASP’S NEW CERTIFICATION COMPETENCY FRAMEWORK – AND THE ROLE OF FACILITATION
As part of a continuous improvement process, the International Association for Strategy Professionals (IASP) in 2019 invested in a precise research initiative to understand and define what strategy professionals actually…
Read MoreLeaders Should Focus on Long-Term Goals to Successfully Deploy Agency Strategy
By J. Woody Stanley At the time this article was published, cabinet-level departments and agencies in the US federal government were preparing to release a four-year strategic plan outlining their…
Read MoreThe “Great Resignation” Reveals Leadership’s “Achilles’ Heel” in Effective Change
By Richard Thayer, William Zybach, and Sally Parker, Syngineering Solutions Several of our friends and relatives have left their jobs over the past few months – many of them with no new position…
Read MoreStrategic Planning and Management: The Argument for Professional Credentialing
The world is increasingly uncertain – progressively complicated by misinformation, disinformation, and digital interference by increased technological disruptions such as Deep Fakes. To navigate this complicated environment, we must adopt…
Read MoreThe value of foresight and scenario-based planning for federal agencies
The Problem The planning for the future is trumped by the crises of today. Many government agencies lack a foresight office, much less a foresight capability. While intelligence activities may…
Read MoreWhat a World of Difference a Little Foresight Could Make
International Development Agencies are Exploring the Future The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic upended the plans and strategies of development organizations globally. But the destabilizing health and economic crisis is but one…
Read MoreDesigning Public-Private Partnerships for Agility Accelerates Impact
The design of an organization not only matters… it matters a lot. Design impacts organizational performance, customer satisfaction, workforce well-being, and more. Why? Because good organizational design aligns everything about…
Read MorePublic-Private Partnerships for Wicked Problems
Many have observed that the coronavirus pandemic has spurred coordinated action across boundaries, with researchers rapidly identifying and sharing hundreds of viral genome sequences, 200 New York hospitals collaborating on…
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