Author: Stephen Ottewell

English中文 The warning signs leaders should notice before expansion becomes institutional drift Growth is usually welcomed as evidence that an institution is succeeding. New campuses, programmes, partnerships, markets or responsibilities create energy and momentum. Yet growth also changes the institution itself. It introduces more decisions, more interfaces and more interpretations of what the organisation is…

English中文 Strategy becomes meaningful only when it shapes the choices people make together Why institutions succeed or fail in the translation from intention to everyday behaviour Most organisations do not suffer from a shortage of strategy. They have plans, priorities, values and carefully prepared presentations. The difficulty begins after the strategy has been agreed—when an…