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How the MGRush FAST Facilitation Technique Helps You Succeed

One of the many approaches taught by MGRUSH in our Professional Certified meeting leadership training includes the FAST facilitation technique. The FAST facilitation technique ensures that meetings...

3 Review Meetings: Operational, Strategic, and Strategy Renewal

Deliverables should drive meetings, even review meetings. Meeting time is too expensive to conduct unstructured discussions and hope some of it sticks. Here you will find three strong reasons for...

Unstructured Meeting Costs Rise: Use a Proven Structured Technique

Meeting costs to American businesses as a result of poorly run meetings (typically unstructured) continue to rise. Surveys indicate that on average managers waste: 8.5 hours per week for low-level...

Facilitate Consensual Prioritization Using a Perceptual Map

A perceptual map works well when the PowerBall approach is not robust enough, yet many of your attributes and criteria remain fuzzy and subjective. Thus we are able to help a team compare and...

Designing Strategy Execution, by William Malek

Jan 26, 2017 | Leadership Skills, Planning Approach

A.T. Kearney published the results of a 2014 Strategy Study with over 2,000 global executives on strategy trends,...

Facilitating an Effective After-Action Review (AAR / Hot Wash): Agenda and Best Practices

Jan 12, 2017 | Analysis Methods, Decision Making

An After-Action Review (AAR) is an effective tool for debriefing projects, programs, or other initiatives. It may also...

Transform Your RACI Chart or RACI Matrix (Roles and Responsibilities Chart) into a Project Plan

Dec 8, 2016 | Leadership Skills, Meeting Structure, Meeting Support, Meeting Tools

Here's how to create a project plan or RACI chart (or RACI matrix) when your discussion or meeting deliverable...

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