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Creative Quickies – Delivering the Brand Promise No Competitor Does

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Or the competitor that drags all the other competitors kicking and screaming into a new market reality. Of course, you know what the RIGHT answer is! – Mike Brown. Are you prepared to take better advantage of your brand’s customer and market insights to generate innovative product ideas? One that drags its feet?

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36 Articles to Explore Strategic Planning Process Activities

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Yesterday, we identified the six types of strategic planning process activities we use to design a client’s strategic thinking workshop. To facilitate you going deeper into thinking about how these activities function within a strategic planning process workshop, here are articles in each of the six areas.

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The EPIC International Summit: Does What it Says on the Tin

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This, of course, created a breathing room most of us no longer have in our daily lives, and along with it, a sincere yearning to connect with others. This Brainzooming eBook will help identify additional possibilities for people, funding, and resources to jump start your innovation strategy.

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Strategic Planning Activities – Preparing Mini-Plans for Uncertainty

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It should spell out the first steps of getting started and provide signals to move to another mini-plan when it has run its course. We recommend a mini-plan fit on one piece of paper and include the following areas (which are outgrowths of your regular strategic planning activities): Plan Title. Market-changing competitive moves.

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Now Streaming: Extreme Creativity with Vickie Howell

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Of course, he’s going to watch it. EAG: I think it’s the fact that when you saw that the market wasn’t doing what it had been doing, you took things into your own hands and found a way to do it anyway. I was watching this all develop over the course of about eight years. VH: Seems like it’s a given. I’m like, WHAT?!

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Ten Years Now and Mike Brown Has a Blog

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He’s about to leave his job as a strategic planning and marketing VP at a Fortune 500 transportation company and he’s got this whole other direction mapped out for himself—he’s been blogging now for a couple of years in preparation for this move. The truth, of course, is simpler and more complicated than that.