Garie Dooley discusses WHY - Traditional approaches are now high-risk

3 Jun 2024 · 3 min
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In this promotional keynote, Garie (Gary) Dooley argues that the past few years have forced organizations into a constantly disruptive environment—driven by employee dynamics, market forces, economic shifts, and rapid technology changes. He emphasizes that despite this volatility, the need for sustainable growth remains constant, and the traditional method of setting simple percentage targets and creating static strategic plans is now a high‑risk approach. Citing research that 70‑90% of strategic plans fail and Gallup data showing only about 33% of employees are truly engaged, he calls for a new way of thinking about growth. Dooley offers to help leaders unlock their own and their teams’ potential through a suite of resources: his website (garydooley.com), a white paper titled “Why Your Strategic Plan Will Fail Unless…”, a speaker kit, four high‑impact presentations, a team diagnostic, a free 30‑minute consultation, and his book “Phenomenal Teams: How Leaders Build High‑Performance Environments That Last”. He frames this journey as a brave, ego‑free adventure for those ready to change the game.

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