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  • Leadership | Strategic Thinking | Systems Thinking

    Building a World Class Organization

    ByJeri Denniston April 12, 2011July 9, 2013

    By Jeri Denniston, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International 4-12-2011 Takeaways: Both passion and purpose are needed for building a world class organization. It’s important to know the difference between passion and purpose. I’ve been reading Michael Gerber’s E-Myth Mastery to see how his recommendations dovetail with systems thinking. He is, after all, a systems…

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  • Operational Alignment | Performance Management | Strategic Thinking

    5 Cost Saving Tips for Your Business

    ByJeri Denniston March 16, 2011April 9, 2015

    In uncertain economic times, and especially when business is slow, it’s important to take steps to shore up your weak areas and focus on the basics. This is true for businesses of all sizes, and especially important for small business. Below are five cost saving tips to help you get started. 1 – Cashflow is…

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  • Current State | Operational Alignment | Performance Management | Strategic Management

    Communicating Across Generations Requires Flexibility

    ByJeri Denniston June 18, 2010July 9, 2013

    By Jeri T Dennistion, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International 6-18-2010 Takeaways: We have four generations in the workplace. Each has their own preferred communication style. Understanding how to communicate with each generation requires different approaches and rewards structures. Learning to communicate properly across generations has become an important aspect of today’s workplace. For the…

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  • Strategic Thinking | Systems Thinking

    The Alchemist – an Example of Strategic Thinking

    ByJeri Denniston April 12, 2010July 9, 2013

    By Jeri T Denniston, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International  4-12-2010 Takeaways: Strategic thinking involves following your personal vision for your life and/or your business. The story of the Alchemist is a perfect example of how to stay true to your vision despite the many challenges that may arise. You may be wondering how the…

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  • Leadership | Operational Alignment | Stakeholder Involvement

    You Can Cut Costs Without Cutting Jobs

    ByJeri Denniston April 12, 2010July 9, 2013

    By Jeri T Denniston, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International   4-12-2010 Takeaways: Involve your employees as business partners to identify creative ways to cut costs without cutting jobs. let people use their brains. you’ll be amazed at the ideas they’ll generate to cut waste. This is a tip in the book Lead with LUV by…

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  • Strategic Thinking

    Measure Your Business to Know What Works

    ByJeri Denniston April 12, 2010July 9, 2013

    By Jeri Denniston, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International   4-12-2010 Takeaways: It’s important to measure your business to know what is and isn’t working. Make sure you measure and quantify the right information. This includes strategic, business and system indicators. Once you’ve developed the vision, mission and values for your business, you need to measure…

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  • Strategic Thinking

    A Business Plan That Always Works

    ByJeri Denniston April 12, 2010January 31, 2014

    By Jeri T Denniston, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International   4-12-2010 Takeaways: A business plan must describe your passion. It must also address future changes that may alter your business direction and how you will adapt to those changes. Involve your leadership team and key stakeholders in the planning process. Every business needs a plan….

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  • Strategic Thinking

    5 Disciplines of the Entrepreneur

    ByJeri Denniston April 12, 2010July 9, 2013

    By Jeri T Denniston, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International   4-12-2010 Takeaways: Every Enterprise Leader must have five essential skills that comprise the five disciplines of the entrepreneur:  Concentration, Discrimination, Organization, Innovation and Communication. These help to build a strong enterprise. According to Michael Gerber, author of E-Myth Mastery, there are seven disciplines that a…

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  • Strategic Thinking

    Networking with Strategic Intent

    ByJeri Denniston April 12, 2010July 9, 2013

    By Jeri T Denniston, Chief Marketing Strategist, Denner Group International   4-12-2010 Takeaways: Networking strategically requires a little planning so you have one or more specific outcomes you want to achieve, such as meeting someone in particular. We hear a lot about strategic thinking, but what does it really mean? What does it mean to think…

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