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Learning How To Think Strategically

When:
Monday, February 15, 2010, 6:30 PM until 8:45 PM
Where:
Northern Illinois University - Naperville Campus (NIU). See directions under Event Description
1120 East Diehl Road
Naperville, IL  60563
Additional Info:
Category:
monthly meeting at NIU
Registration is recommended
Payment in Full In Advance Or At Event
Log in at top of Registration Page to get lowest fee
Dress: Business casual
Take only cash & check at door, no credit cards
SAVE $5.00 if register by February 10th

According to the Wall Street Journal, the most sought-after executive skill is strategic thinking but only three of ten managers think strategically.  Based on his research with senior executives of 150 companies, Rich Horwath developed a methodology for strategic thinking which he explains in his new book Deep Dive: The Proven Method for Building Strategy, Focusing Your Resources, and Taking Smart Action.

 

Rich will discuss the three keys to strategic thinking – acumen, allocation and action – and break them down into simple, attainable skills.  Using real life examples, he will give you practical tools to apply every day, providing a clear path for you to master those three disciplines. Armed with this knowledge and these tools, you can become a truly strategic leader in your organization.

 

Rich Horwath is President of the Strategic-Thinking Institute and professor of strategy at the Lake Forest Graduate School of Management.  He has authored four books and over 50 articles on strategic thinking. Rich has been profiled in business publications around the world.  A highly sought-after keynote speaker,  the Society of Healthcare Strategy recently voted him the #1 speaker on strategy.