Strategy Tools in Action Report: Victor Haze from Health Valley, Netherlands

by Adelina | Dec 18, 2020 | Partners, Stories

Over the past years, we have seen a rapidly growing community of Strategy Tools practitioners. From business school faculty in the US, executives-turned-consultants in Latin America, to Australian Innovation Clusters, the Strategy Tools platform is used across the...

Strategy Tools in Action Report: Harvey Wade from Innovate21

by Adelina | Dec 18, 2020 | Partners, Stories

Over the past years, we have seen a rapidly growing community of Strategy Tools practitioners. From business school faculty in the US, executives-turned-consultants in Latin America, to Australian Innovation Clusters, the Strategy Tools platform is used across the...

Transform! Turns Two: An Interview with the Mind Behind Transform!, Christian Rangen

by Strategy Tools | Dec 16, 2020 | Interview, Stories

Chris, what can you tell us about the background and the big idea behind Transform!? You know, that’s a great question. Transform! was conceived exactly two years ago, and it was designed to solve one very specific problem – how do we train leaders and...

The Four Roles of the Strategy Officer

by Christian Rangen | Nov 26, 2020 | Stories

In our work with hundreds of companies and dozens of strategy officers, we have come to identify four significant roles for the strategy officer. We believe it is critical for companies to understand how their specific strategy function works and how they can improve...

Reflections on “Working Digital”​

by Christian Rangen | Nov 10, 2020 | Stories

Five weeks – Eight Countries With five weeks left till Christmas, it seemed like a good time to reflect and plan for the closing part of the year. While 2020 has developed little as planned, we have been able to stay on track, accelerate our development and roll out a...

Transformational Leadership Everywhere

by Christian Rangen | Oct 27, 2020 | Stories

This blogpost is written for the Global Drucker Forum 2020, Leadership Everywhere She was not the obvious leader in the room. As a female CFO, she was not the obvious go-to-leader, but it was very clear once you got to know her and the work she did, that for all...