Our Modular Approach to Strategy
Channel: Sullivan & Stanley
Date: 2022-03-03

📣 Future requirements: A modular approach to strategy

Instead of planning for a certain future, we need to switch the mindset to plan for several potential scenarios.

How to do this:

🟠 Paint a vivid picture of the future
🟠 Develop a portfolio of different scenarios
🟠 Add, change and remove some of the scenarios when new events arise.

At Sullivan & Stanley, we believe we should be prepared for a possible future instead of trying to predict it.

Do you need help to get started?
Have a look at our consultancy offering:

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