8020Info specializes in strategic planning, public consultation/ research, & marketing communications.
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vol-18_no-16_nov_12-2018
This edition of the 8020Info Water Cooler marks issue #300 — a major milestone for us. It represents more than half a million words shared on a tri-weekly schedule since our first edition was published April 30, 2001.
Our goal has always been to bring you actionable insights relevant to your leadership in non-profit, public sector and small business organizations. After going through our library of past articles, we are pleased to share some favourites — our own, and many based on reader feedback.
Thank you for your continuing interest in our newsletter. Enjoy!
Six Key Leadership Decisions
Four Levels of Culture Change
Questions For Reviewing Marketing Materials
Strategy’s Companion… Change
For Focus, You Must Dare To Say No
Thanks for the Feedback
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Tagged change, communications, culture, decisions, leadership, marketing, productivity
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vol-18_no-14_Oct_01-2018
In this edition of The 8020Info Water Cooler we discuss options for growth, how to win back trust, negotiation tips, stalled projects, focus for meetings and quick-to-read sources for leadership ideas. Enjoy!
The 10 Paths To Growth
Winning Back Trust With A Colleague
A Solution For Stalled Projects
Two Tips To Improve Your Negotiations
Daily Sources for Leadership Ideas
Find Focus For Your Meetings
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Tagged Growth, leadership, meetings, negotiations, reading, trust
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vol-18_no-6_Apr_16-2018
In this issue of the 8020Info Water Cooler we highlight the benefits of leading from behind, finding the true value you bring to clients, different workstyles of makers and managers, and some tips from a recent presentation on crisis communications. Enjoy!
A Leadership Paradox To Embrace
How To Make Your Boring Organization Cool
What Real Value Do You Offer To Clients?
Abandon Bullet Points On Slides
Making vs. Managing
Communicating in a Crisis
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vol-18_no-5_Mar_26-2018
In this issue of the 8020Info Water Cooler we highlight a treasure trove of mental models, how to foster a culture of innovation, capture ideas, and learn from failure. Review your mix of eight key leadership dimensions and consider the value of pre-need recruiting practices. Enjoy!
A Treasure Trove Of Mental Models
Always Be Recruiting
Lessons From Failure
Getting Things Done: Capture Your Thoughts
Fostering Innovation
Eight Dimensions Of Leadership
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vol-18_no-4_Mar_05-2018
In this 8020Info Water Cooler we look at the SAUCE method for creating crisper marketing messages, questions for a non-profit organizational assessment, areas of focus for successful strategy execution, and the tendency to lead while distracted — and the need to resist that. Enjoy!
Four Questions To Ask A Non-Profit Board
Avoid Leading While Distracted
How To Avoid Unwanted Meetings
Handling Sales Objections
From Dull to Sharper Marketing
Executing Strategy
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vol-17_no-10_July_10-2017
The Five Temptations Of A CEO
Six Ways To Conquer A Leader’s Isolation
Onboarding: How To Do It Right
Guerrilla, Not Gorilla, Marketing
Summer Reading for Leaders
A Tool to Structure Information
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vol-17_no-7_May_15-2017
Is Your Door Always Open?
Enhancing Internal Customer Satisfaction
Stories To Change Organizational Culture
Mistakes Smart People Never Make
Retooling Your Marketing At The Pace Of Change
Boost Your Workplace Appeal
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vol-16_no-15_Nov_07-2016
Improving Your Contact Page
Here’s How To Network Properly
Seven Guarantees In Leadership
Key Questions For Performance Reviews
Using An Agile Approach
Make It Easy
vol-16_no-08_June_06-2016
Building An Advisory Board
Learn From Your Competition
Make Your Leadership “Team” Into A Team
The Difference Between Bad Ads and Good Ones
Chasing Stars May Have Hiring Pitfalls
New Priorities for Communications
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