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Partnerships and Governance in the Next Economy

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Key points from “Partnerships and Governance in the Next Economy”:

  • Why meetings are important and the different types of decision-making processes. [0:02:36]

  • Kevin explains critical aspects and principles of the decision-making process. [0:05:35]

  • The costs that come with autonomy and choice. [0:09:26]

  • We discuss developing effective suggestions and using them. [0:13:49]

  • Learn more about strategic partnerships, why they are so important and common hurdles. [0:21:30]

  • Overview of the key considerations for strategic partnerships. [0:24:57]

  • Closing comments and important insights for the audience. [0:31:05]

Tweetables from Partnerships and Governance in the Next Economy:

“It’s really helpful to have a decision zone chart to really get a feel for what can be most effective for your type of business.” — @HoneymanConsult [0:05:21]

“If you don’t have one [decision-making process in place]the implicit power structures will tend to take over.” — @kevinbayuk [0:08:06]

“Being as clear as possible and as explicit as possible allows for more autonomy and freedom for delegation or decision-making at the edges.” — @kevinbayuk [0:09:07]

“The more important the decision, the more stakeholders you want to involve.” — @kevinbayuk [0:09:51]

“Create the habit of continually expanding the web of relationships, proactively, not just reactively [is essential].” — @kevinbayuk [0:29:04]

“That’s too many groups [LIFT Economy] has associated with, do not actively invest in developing partnerships as it will take time, effort and attention.” — @kevinbayuk [0:30:50]

Mentioned links in “Partnerships and Governance in the Next Economy“:

The Next Economy MBA course: https://go.lifteconomy.com/nextmba

The next Business MBA: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/717861/

Kevin Bayuk on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinbayuk/

Kevin Bayuk on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kevinbayuk

Ryan Honeyman is on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanhhoneyman/

Ryan Honeyman on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HoneymanConsult

Starthawk: https://www.starthawk.io/

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