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PRACTICES OF RESILIENT COMPANIES
OVERCOME DISRUPTION
RonSpeaking, prioritizes presentations on understanding the forces at play in your industry. Audiences learn what research reveals about the impact of climate, society, politics and technology on business. Learn how 4 Practices overcome disruptive forces and build resiliency with compassion, collaboration and knowledge.
Plan for Resilience
At RonSpeaking, we focus on the essential practices that foster resilience in businesses. A proven strategy exploring four disruptive forces in churning ecosystems builds great companies with brighter futures.
PREPARE the 4 components of your business or nonprofit
1. EFFICIENT OPERATIONS
- Disruption: Threats and risks of climate disruption are increasing in frequency and intensity.
- Practice: Efficient operations occur when we organize people into mastermind groups with trained management to lead teams and employees trained to collaborate and solve problems together.
2. STRONG FINANCIALS
- Disruption: Political action and inaction set the stage for economies that flounder or flourish. How tax, regulation and monetary policy are enacted hurt or help.
- Practice: Companies who utilize their personnel to reduce costs and increase revenue are in a much better position to thrive during financial turbulence created by the missteps and omissions of today's politicians.
3. RECRUIT, RETAIN AND GROW EMPLOYEES
- Disruption: Today's turbulent society consists of greater diversity and fewer workers to fill open positions.
- Practice: The manner in which we recruit, retain and grow our people no matter if they are volunteers, part time or full time employees matters in our ability to create a company that flourishes in turbulence.
4. DELIGHT CUSTOMERS
- Disruption: The unbridled growth of social media and AI create barriers between our customers and our companies.
- Practice: We delight or disappoint customers by the way we couple human capability and technology to bring in more business and delight customers. The choice is to rely solely on technology and become another horror story, or wisely use humans with technology and become a success story delighting customers.
"Ron...Your passion was clearly evident last night and it is your passion to share, to help, to make the world a better place that I most admire." Gail Maye, farmer, entrepreneur and former school teacher.
Participants can plan for their business to become highly resilient and hear stories of a nonprofit and a business that rose to higher levels of performance during disruption.