Strategy Lessons from Taylor Swift
\n\n&ldquo\;A man does something\, it&rsquo\;s &lsquo\;strategic&rsquo\;\; a woman does the same thing\, it&rsquo\;s &lsquo\;calculated.&rsquo\;&rdquo\; \;&mdash\;Taylor Swift\, interview with Tracy Smith\, \;CBS News Sunday Morning\, August 25\, 2019
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\nWhether you&rsquo\;re a fan of her music or not\, Taylor Swift&rsquo\;s career offers numerous business lessons that have been studied and analyzed by many\, including editors at the Harvard Business Review. We&rsquo\;ll consider examples from the calculated strategic decisions in Taylor&rsquo\;s career to see what lessons can be mined for our own businesses.
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\nTakeaways:
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\nWhether you&rsquo\;re a fan of her music or not\, Taylor Swift&rsquo\;s career offers numerous business lessons that have been studied and analyzed by many\, including editors at the Harvard Business Review. We&rsquo\;ll consider examples from the calculated strategic decisions in Taylor&rsquo\;s career to see what lessons can be mined for our own businesses.
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\nTakeaways:
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- Consider why having a strong Vision &ndash\; and the persistence to pursue it &ndash\; matters \n
- Reinforce the importance of Planning &ndash\; and Resilience in the face of setbacks \n
- Identify opportunities for Collaboration &ndash\; from thinking partners to co-creators \n
- Discover ways to build a Community of raving fans \n
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\nMeg Allwein
\nStrategy Accelerator
\nMWA Consulting
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\nMeg Allwein accelerates strategic plan execution for organizations\, leveraging her background in stage management\, business operations\, and board governance. She provides board &\; leadership team assessments\, planning facilitation\, and strategic project coordination.
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\nUsing her superpowers of active listening\, making order out of chaos\, and getting things done\, Meg makes a difference for &ldquo\;people-first&rdquo\; organizations. She approaches challenges with curiosity and an unflagging dedication to quality. She believes honesty matters\, details are important\, and to be trusted is to be accountable.
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\nMeg has a bachelor'\;s degree in psychology from Duke University and a master'\;s in business from The Ohio State University. She is a music lover\, traveler\, hiker\, writer\, and mom.
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\nMeg Allwein
\nStrategy Accelerator
\nMWA Consulting
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\nMeg Allwein accelerates strategic plan execution for organizations\, leveraging her background in stage management\, business operations\, and board governance. She provides board &\; leadership team assessments\, planning facilitation\, and strategic project coordination.
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\nUsing her superpowers of active listening\, making order out of chaos\, and getting things done\, Meg makes a difference for &ldquo\;people-first&rdquo\; organizations. She approaches challenges with curiosity and an unflagging dedication to quality. She believes honesty matters\, details are important\, and to be trusted is to be accountable.
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\nMeg has a bachelor'\;s degree in psychology from Duke University and a master'\;s in business from The Ohio State University. She is a music lover\, traveler\, hiker\, writer\, and mom.
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\nJoin us on \;the third Friday of the month\, for an opportunity to hear from inspiring guest speakers and create some amazing connections!
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