Webinar: Preparing for Winter

Winter always comes.

As we continue to coast on a near-decade of positive economic growth, a spell that has turned many business owners into geniuses, we must always remember: Winter always comes.

No matter what we do there are always going to be downturns and disruptions to the business.

Will you be ready?

Dramatic Changes to Business

Last weekend, my kids wanted to watch the new Disney release. My wife kept asking me if I had booked the tickets yet. Finally, I took my phone out of my pocket, opened the Fandango app and booked the tickets in two minutes. As I avoid driving after having a beer or two – which they now sell at the theater, I also ordered an Uber. We stock up on food for the weekend, so we ordered our groceries on Instacart in the Uber – and they delivered two hours later as we got home from the movie. Oh, and we selected our weekly meals for Green Chef – which arrive prepped and ready on Tuesdays.

Think about this mind-boggling change.

Today, all of this is normal behavior. Unthinkable three to five years ago and now totally commonplace today. Technology, disruptions and market changes have dramatically impacted how I act as a consumer. It has also created significant impacts on businesses as well.

Start Preparing

Now, I’m not looking or hoping for an economic downturn. But, history repeats itself. In this interactive webinar, we will get you thinking about your business and start taking measures with your leadership team to ensure you and your business have what it takes to survive winter.

7 Critical Components to Protect (and grow) your Business

• What it means to lead in a VUCA environment (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous)
• How to directly challenge the deeply held beliefs inside your company
• Identifying the essential elements that could displace your position in the market
• How to capitalize on the disrupting trends in your market
• Ensuring the Core Culture Elements are in place (& why you should care)
• Understanding risks and gaps (and how to defend)
• Making sure you “re-think” the 3 things that could put you out of business

The Presenter