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12 Opportunities to De-Risk Your Strategic Planning and Execution

Vision Edge Marketing

[link] Business leaders must continuously engage in strategic planning to steer their organizations toward growth and success, especially when facing a dynamic and unpredictable environment. In this episode of What’s Your Edge , we’ll explore 12 ways you can de-risk your strategic planning and execution.

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4 Capabilities Sustain Growth in a Volatile Business Environment

Vision Edge Marketing

The C-suite participants in the recent Conference Board survey of 700 CEOs and over 450 other C-suite executives weighed in on their current concerns and plans for growth. Considering these factors, where do they plan to invest to sustain growth? Considering these factors, where do they plan to invest to sustain growth?

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Want Your Business to Grow? You Might Need to Break Some Patterns | What’s Your Edge?

Vision Edge Marketing

Plan to Win. Two contemporaries from the 20 th century offer good advice when it comes to planning. Plans are nothing, planning is everything” attributed to Dwight Eisenhower and “failing to plan is planning to fail” attributed to Winston Churchill. You can’t create too many contingencies.

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Sustain Growth: 4 Capabilities in a Volatile Business Environment

Vision Edge Marketing

The C-suite participants in the recent Conference Board survey of 700 CEOs and over 450 other C-suite executives weighed in on their current concerns and plans for growth. Considering these factors, where do they plan to invest to sustain data-driven growth? Consider developing a crisis management plan if you haven’t already done so.

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Two Future-Proofing Components to Protect Your Growth

Vision Edge Marketing

Ever wish you had a crystal ball to see the future and plan accordingly? When it comes to processes to protect your future, these three are essential: Keep a pulse on the market and surveil risks. Now, let’s explore the second, plans. . Plan Long Ahead. Plans enable you to move into action mode, productively.

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To see marketing differently, we need to turn the spotlight on social

Sprout Social

The marketing department used to be the mouth of an organization—developing content and communicating messages to support sales. I think back to when I started in the field and my role was all about creating one-sheets, building presentation decks, planning events and helping to support advertising and awareness goals.

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How to Write a Marketing Budget Your CFO Will Enthusiastically Support

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Does it feel like presenting your marketing budget to the CFO is like pulling teeth? If you want a less painful budgeting process, my best piece of advice is to build a budget that your CFO will understand and agree with from the get-go. Before taking your plan and budget to the CFO, run it by your sales counterparts.