This is our conversation with the world's #1 management thinker, Roger Martin.

Watch the trailer version here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8omQJ0Rd_6Q

Former dean of the Rotman School of Management and author of 13 books, including Playing to Win and A New Way to Think.

Roger's work in strategy continues to leave a significant mark globally by transforming complex and often noisy concepts into crystal-clear principles that can be applied in the real world.

As a strategy advisor, Foundstone Advisory integrates many of Rogers' groundbreaking concepts and ideas into our own practice in terms of client and market insights, strategy, planning and execution.

During our conversation, we get Roger's unique perspective on:

-Why he does what he does
-A plan is not a strategy
-The pitfalls of revenue forecasting
-Strategy and execution
-Should I study for an MBA?
-Strategy and data

In our conversation, Roger shares more unique ideas in his recent clip with @harvardbusinessreview that went viral – A plan is not a strategy
You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuYlGRnC7J8&t

We hope you enjoy this episode and gain some very practical strategic advice for your own leadership toolkit and organization.

Learn more about Foundstone Advisory strategy services below.
https://foundstone.co

Check out our review of the strategy below
https://foundstone.co/strategy-assessment/

Or listen to the podcast episode:

Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7eBuSqkRHiMUcdCY7NMUgr?si=e34969f1b87a4b9e&nd=1

Links to other podcast platforms
https://foundstone.co/insights

Chapters of the conversation:

00:00 Presentation
2:55 Roger's inspiration
12:00 A plan is not a strategy
19:31 The pitfalls of forecasting revenue alone
10:32 p.m. Strategy and execution
38:28 The decline of business education
46:22 100% of all data is about the past

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