Hold Strategy Execution Meetings So Good, People Actually Want to Attend
The Balanced Scorecard will only prove effective if you regularly review the results it contains. As a result, holding effective and engaging strategy execution review meetings is imperative to maximizing Scorecard benefits. This chapter provides extensive tools, tips, and techniques on preparing fo...
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description | The Balanced Scorecard will only prove effective if you regularly review the results it contains. As a result, holding effective and engaging strategy execution review meetings is imperative to maximizing Scorecard benefits. This chapter provides extensive tools, tips, and techniques on preparing for and facilitating productive strategy execution review meetings.
Why strategy execution review meetings are so important
Scheduling meetings in advance
Choosing a facilitator
Determining who will attend
Sharing materials in advance
How to review results
Focusing on the right questions
Setting a tone of continuous learning in the meeting
Listening more
The power of an external focus
Fighting apathy in meetings
Ensuring accountability for results
Choosing Balanced Scorecard software
Developing your own reporting system |
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Scheduling meetings in advance
Choosing a facilitator
Determining who will attend
Sharing materials in advance
How to review results
Focusing on the right questions
Setting a tone of continuous learning in the meeting
Listening more
The power of an external focus
Fighting apathy in meetings
Ensuring accountability for results
Choosing Balanced Scorecard software
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Scheduling meetings in advance
Choosing a facilitator
Determining who will attend
Sharing materials in advance
How to review results
Focusing on the right questions
Setting a tone of continuous learning in the meeting
Listening more
The power of an external focus
Fighting apathy in meetings
Ensuring accountability for results
Choosing Balanced Scorecard software
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Scheduling meetings in advance
Choosing a facilitator
Determining who will attend
Sharing materials in advance
How to review results
Focusing on the right questions
Setting a tone of continuous learning in the meeting
Listening more
The power of an external focus
Fighting apathy in meetings
Ensuring accountability for results
Choosing Balanced Scorecard software
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