How to gain consensus at the right level when implementing strategy…

by | Jul 20, 2021 | Blog

How to gain consensus at the right level when implementing strategy…

You know successful strategy implementation requires your leadership team to be aligned. The problem is, most organizations do not have a framework for establishing alignment.

And, as a result, “strategy meetings” turn into group thinking sessions to achieve consensus by all.

The inconvenient truth is consensus-building done wrong erodes trust in your leaders. To avoid this costly mistake, use the following best practices to gain consensus at the right level when implementing strategy:

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Use these best practices to gain consensus, build trust, and implement strategy more successfully.

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