Global Imperatives: 12 Attributes of Effective Decision-Making and 9 Dimensions of Success for U.S.-Based Associations Paperback

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If you aren t moving forward, you may be moving backward. Taking your organization global is one way to move forward, but doing so can be risky risky enough to stop momentum. And that risk is for many an unknown quantity, making it difficult to determine how and where to commit resources. So what do you do about it? Global Imperatives compiles wisdom and experience gleaned from conversations with almost 70 association executives to provide warnings, lessons, and guidance, especially around the decision-making process. Learn from leaders who have taken their associations to a global audience, avoid their mistakes, and make use of their experiences to open up your own new global audiences, markets, and sources of revenue. The lessons learned have been distilled into a set of 12 decision-making attributes organized into four phases: initiation, resolution, preparation, and involvement. Get tools to help your planning and implementation processes, such as the seven-step Adaptive Global Initiative Roadmap, which provides a great way to get started, and tools to estimate starting costs as well as the costs of failing to make a global move. Also learn about the obstacles that stand in the way of a successful global initiative and how to avoid and mitigate them. The report concludes with some suggestions for ways to use the report to assess global initiatives tactically and strategically, thus ensuring that your global initiative moves forward with the greatest possible likelihood for success.