Roundtable Series

SDW Roundtable events are free mini-seminars that are presented in a series focused on a particular topic. These presentations are typically one hour to one and a half hours in length. They are frequently done in partnership with other organizations as a service to their customer base.

National University and Strategic Development Worldwide, in conjunction with National University’s Center for Organizational Excellence, recently presented a series of complementary business round table presentations and discussions. The goal of this series is to provide practical information that can be used by “C level” executives to gain better insight and strategic direction for their organization.

2009 RoundTable Mix

Series One: Hitting the Wall or High-Output

• High-Output Growth:
  • Is Your Business Sustainable and Growth Oriented or Heading for the Wall?
• Ready To Grow?
  • Profitable growth is everyone's business
• High-Output Management:
  • Raising the Bar
• Your Sales Team:
  • High-Output or Constant Struggle?
• Hitting the Wall
  • How Smart Executives Hit the Wall (Fail)
• High-Output Leaders
  • Mastering the Fundamentals - your next 100 days

Series Two: From Strategy to Execution

• Strategy
  • A statement of value intent
• Planning
  • The "HOW" of Strategy
• Execution
  • The "REALITY" of Strategy and Planning

Series Three: Sustainable Profit Improvement

• Analysis on Profit:
  • Where are we, where do we want to be and how will we get there
• Top Team:
  • A collaborative effort for profit optimization
• Laboratory Process:
  • The "How" of from Strategy to Profit

Series Four: Peak Performance and Profit Sustainability

• The Art of the Turnaround:
  • Turn Around A Troubled Organization
• Peak Performance in Troubled Markets:
  • Don't Stick Your Head in the Sand
• Peak Performance - A Culture of Sustainability:
  • You're Doing Well, How Do You Sustain It?

SDW Companies - 2009 Round Table Inventory

All SDW Roundtables are designed to be highly interactive. All are timed at approximately 45 to 50 minutes with 15 minutes for Q & A. All are accompanied with attendee booklets, take home white papers and assessment instruments appropriate to the topic.