Diana Khramina is the Chief of Staff at Gorgias, a series C startup with 280+ employees, and previously a McKinsey consultant. Are you embarking on a strategic planning journey within your startup?

Bjarne Tellmann: The overarching goal of having a strategy is to articulate how the department will add value to the enterprise. The process by which the plan is developed is the most disciplined and ...

I've always felt that annual strategic planning is an opportunity to dream big and be open to reinvigorating your team and your business. From where I sit as a technology services provider, it's ...

Many organizations still view strategic planning as a linear process, one with a defined start and end. First, you plan. Then you execute. Right? Once your annual plan is decidedly complete, you move ...

Strategic planning is a process in which an organization's leaders define their vision for the future and identify their organization's goals and objectives. The process includes establishing the ...

Nonprofit leaders, midlevel managers, and frontline staff sometimes view strategic planning as one more task heaped onto near-impossible workloads. After all, developing a strategic plan — by ...

The I School has released its Strategic Priorities 2026 plan, charting a course for its next century as a bellwether in the ...

Sustainable research expenditure growth, effective post-tenure review, recruiting even more top-flight faculty, and establishing even greater impact beyond Gainesville are all part of University of ...

As I learn more and more about Pratt Institute—about our academic programs and about you—I am convinced that Pratt’s departments and schools are among the best in the world. Each campus meeting ...

Note: This article is the second in a series about how firms can successfully reassess and reimagine their business models. Read the first article here. Failure to plan is planning for failure. That ...

Seven strategic priorities that will guide the I School over the next decade — grounded in our vision of being a bellwether ...