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The Disruption Cycle: What It Is, Why It Matters and What to Do About It
About This Webinar
Organizations across every industry are continually moving through various stages of the business cycle. But in recent years, the cycle has sped up. The days when change moved slowly, like the hands on a clock, are long gone, and business models that once lasted for decades can now become irrelevant in mere years. Disruption has become the norm rather than the exception, and at the completion of each disruption cycle comes innovation (sometimes) or
obsolescence (often). In this presentation, Steve McKee will explain the disruption cycle, help attendees determine the stage their companies are in and provide helpful tips on how to be disrupters rather than the disrupted.
Categories:
BUSINESS & FINANCE
COACHING
NONPROFITS & CAUSES
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Co-founder, McKee Wallwork + Company
Steve McKee is the co-founder of McKee Wallwork + Company (MWC), a nationally recognized marketing advisory firm that specializes in generating new momentum for stalled, stuck and stale organizations. A marketing strategist for more than 30 years, McKee is the pioneer of the IDEALS® consumer segmentation methodology, the founder of ADBOWL® (the first real-time, online commercial rating website) and the co-founder of Passare, a tech startup in the funeral world for which he raised $3 million in seed capital and which is redefining its entire industry. He has also authored two books, “When Growth Stalls: How it Happens, Why You're Stuck and What to Do About It” and “Power Branding: Leveraging the Success of the World's Best Brands.”
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