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What Challenges do Organizations Face in Complex Systemic Decision-Making?
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Making executive-level decisions and aligning your team with those goals isn’t as straightforward as it used to be.
Leaders are faced with navigating a complex web of factors—regulations, cultures, and even systemic risks like pandemics or cybersecurity threats. How do you align teams, think strategically, and build resilience in the face of so much uncertainty?
In this video, Laurel Austin dives into the challenges organizations face in systemic decision-making and explores how to approach decisions more holistically and effectively. Let’s unpack what it takes to lead in a connected and ever-changing world.
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