People looking to create a supercharged masterplan to boost their business are invited to the latest event powered by Growth Hub.
Super Charged Strategy takes place on December 5 at St Austell Conference Centre and is being led by Chris Whitley from Figure 8 Consultancy.
The workshop will take people through the Figure 8 model and help them discover how to approach strategic thinking and planning to drive long-lasting growth and performance.
The full-day workshop has been designed to equip businesses with what they need to build a strategy for their organisation. Together they will be answering the five questions essential to business success: who, what, where, when, and how.
The aim of the event is for people to get a better understanding about what strategy is, the benefits to having a strategic plan and how they can use it to drive more effective and purpose driven decision making in their business.
The Figure 8 model can help define a clear vision, set tangible outcomes, build deliverables and prioritise key business activities to make strategy a reality.
By the end of the day, leaders will have a comprehensive approach to strategic thinking and planning that drives sustainable growth and performance.
Bethany Allen, growth operations manager at Growth Hub, said: “This event is for business leaders in the county to discover what they need to create a strategy for their organisation.
“It is brilliant to be able to fund new training workshops for businesses to help them learn and grow, ensuring they are equipped for the future and to reach their goals.
“We know how precious time is to business, therefore these courses are just one day with tangible takeaways which can be embedded straight away.”
Sign up today if you want a better understanding of strategy, its benefits, and communicating its motivation and inspiration.
Visit: https://www.ciosgrowthhub.com/events/super-charged-strategy
The Growth Hub is funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund as part of the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Good Growth Programme. The aim is to realise the potential of businesses in the region and to make the economy more resilient, more equal and more prosperous.
