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4 Ways “Connection Culture” Improves Risk Management

Michael Lee Stallard

After all, people in a Connection Culture have superior cognitive function and are more communicative, collaborative and cooperative and, as a result, are going to be less accident prone. The post 4 Ways “Connection Culture” Improves Risk Management appeared first on Michael Lee Stallard. Research supports this view.

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8 Ways You Can Improve Your Strategy & Leadership Skills to Scale Your Business

Joseph Lalonde

Have Proper Risk Management Plans. To be an effective leader and a master strategist in your business, you must have adequate risk management plans. It is correct to say that strategic plans often come with enormous risks. Thus it can be dangerous not to have a backup plan to cover your risks.

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The Biggest Leadership Mistake You Can Make

CEO Insider

When you make everyone feel as though they belong and avoid creating unnecessary divisions, you open the doors to communication, cooperation, innovation, and motivation. The most important thing an Enlightened Leader can do is to view people as individuals and, in turn, respect who they are and what they’re all about.

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Strategic planning must change with the times

N2Growth Blog

Oversight and Risk Management: Executing Strategy is a team sport that requires horizontal and vertical teamwork across all areas of an organization. For most organizations, cross silo cooperation is an unnatural act. In the new paradigm it is a core capability.

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The Public/Private Cooperation We Need on Cyber Security

Harvard Business Review

Communicate: Government regulation and corporate risk management activity is at a high level. The solution starts with cooperation across public and private lines, and collectively putting the greater good — America''s national security and economic competitiveness — at the top of our priority list.

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Stop Trying to Control People or Make Them Happy

Harvard Business Review

Yet managers continue to follow Taylor’s “hard” approach — creating new structures, processes, and systems — when they need to address a management challenge. Hence, the introduction of, say, a risk management team or a compliance unit or an innovation czar. Increase reciprocity: Ensure people use their autonomy.

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Will Economics Finally Get Its Paradigm Shift?

Harvard Business Review

That’s the argument of British money manager George Cooper ’s very interesting if less-than-felicitously titled new book, Money, Blood and Revolution: How Darwin and the Doctor of King Charles I Could Turn Economics Into a Science. Economy Finance Risk management' Economics is due for a paradigm shift.

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