What we’re about
Without a good grip on strategy all collaboration and cooperation become more difficult than necessary.
Our purpose is to better equip the agile community for the strategy conversation.
We want to keep the meetup group as an open platform for relevant and contemporary contributions to how the field of strategy evolves.
We will have debate, invite people to share their experiences, and experts to share their advice.
We also look at what this means for the wider organizational ways and forms. How do we work with work in the future? Including how AI can help and how you build an organization to match your strategy.
Suggestions for topics are welcome.
Sessions will be recorded and published with free access after an event - permission from the speakers permitting.
Welcome!
Morten Elvang
About the image - a dance and a conversation
The dancing bull and ballerina symbolize the blend of power (to drive value) and agility (to seize opportunities) - qualities essential for strategy. The red balloon represents implied strategy: your chosen path toward the next best opportunity in a co-evolving business ecosystem. The bull has the power, but you want the ballerina to lead.
Strategy has always been about putting power behind your dreams - wherever they take you. Thus our logo of the feather light leading the power heavy in a light footed dance and conversation.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Meetup with Steve Wunker on AI and the Octopus OrganizationLink visible for attendees
We have invited Steve Wunker to speak about his new book AI and the Octopus Organization: Building the Superintelligent Firm.
You can find a teaser on LinkedIn (link).
Steve Wunker led development of one of the world's first smartphones and has advised leading companies on growth and innovation since 2004. He has a long track record of creating successful ventures for his own companies and on behalf of clients. He is also a frequent speaker and writer on how people and companies can be innovative leaders. His books include Capturing New Markets, Jobs to be Done, Costovation, and The Innovative Leader.
Steve has published over 100 articles in outlets such as Forbes, the Financial Times, and Harvard Business Review. His press and television appearances include the New York Times, Bloomberg and the BBC. He has also been a guest lecturer at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business.
The meetup will be recorded and following a presentation there will be time for debate.
