Build Your Strategy Muscle for
Leadership Excellence
A Mini-Bootcamp to Enhance Strategic Thinking
Strategy is perhaps the most under-utilized and poorly defined skill in the leadership toolbox. And yet, knowing how to think strategically – when needed – is essential for your effectiveness as a leader and your ability to lead your organization to success. How is your strategic thinking fitness?
In this interactive workshop, join other LT alums to explore the dimensions of strategy and what it really is, far from the ho-hum definitions you’ve learned before. Through stories and examples, discover how strategic thinking can enliven your plans, inspire your people, and energize your organization. Then learn key concepts and practice methods for thinking strategically in situations ranging from everyday problem-solving to crisis response.
How You Will Benefit
- Recognize when strategic thinking is needed (or not)
- Learn how to shift quickly to strategic thinking
- Develop more creative, impactful solutions instead of reactive fixes to problems
What You Will Cover
- Best definitions of strategic thinking, with memorable examples
- A model for thinking strategically
- Practice in two powerful methods for strategic thinking in your work
Event Schedule
5:30 - 6:00 p.m. Networking, Appetizers, Drinks
6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Program
Tickets
$35 (includes appetizers and wine)
Guests are welcome! It's recruitment season at Leadership Tomorrow, and this is a great way to introduce your friends, colleagues and family to LT.
Scholarships are available if cost is a barrier. Email megan@leadershiptomorrowseattle.org to request a scholarship.
Facilitator Bio
Andrea Ramage, LT'01 is CEO of Somersault Consulting LLC, a Seattle-based consultancy. She is a strategic facilitator, innovator, and business consultant with 26+ years of experience. Her clients include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Mission Foods, and the Thurston Regional Planning Council. Leaders and change-makers hire Andrea to inspire and plan their new initiatives, solve challenges with creativity and efficiency, plan strategically for the future, and make decisions with confidence.