Closing the growth gap
Amid economic turbulence and uncertainty, organisations often find themselves stagnating, chasing small wins and losing sight of the big picture. Caught in a holding pattern of marginal growth and ferocious competition.
Yet how do we step back and reveal our businesses true growth potential??It's about setting a clear direction for growth based on a view of what the future will be and what role you want to play in it. ?
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The Curse of Incrementalism?
Let's face it: most companies are addicted to the safety of incremental moves. Leveraging existing competencies and assets to spot occasional market spaces to occupy and dominate. Tweaking products, refining services, and optimizing processes based on current data feels productive, but it’s a myopic view. Yet, incrementalism keeps the lights on, it allows us to profitably maximise our investments in a given market, you just don’t want to worry about the lights when the ship is sinking…
When we are dominated by incrementalism we are living in a gilded cage, limiting an organisations true growth potential, its capacity to develop innovation muscle and become an unstoppable force.
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Your 'Role in the World'?
Our main mission is to establish a timeless vision of long-term growth and relevance for large organizations. We call this vision your 'role in the world.' This isn’t just corporate mumbo jumbo; it’s about figuring out what your business can uniquely bring to the table across various markets, technologies, and lifestyle changes that others haven’t even thought of yet. It hinges on being astute enough to look at where culture is heading, how it is shifting the consumers expectations and looking for an opportunity to play a pivotal role in their new world. If you’re thinking about what you mean to customers today, in order to prepare for tomorrow, you’re doing it wrong. You’re developing a strategy that is deliberate, and already redundant before you’ve even put it into action. Looking to the future, identifying your North Star, and focussing your growth efforts on working towards it allows you to proactively predict the unmet needs (and unseen opportunities) that the future holds.?
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Why Organizations Need a 'Role in the World'?
Let’s face it, the traditional focus on fighting it out in existing categories is like running on a hamster wheel. Our approach? It encourages leaders to dream bigger—think about how they can revolutionize markets, technologies, and consumer interactions. Defining a 'role in the world' sets off three game-changing outcomes:?
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How We Define a 'Role in the World'?
Our playbook? It's got a few key steps:?
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Why Vivaldi is Best in Class?
?For over two decades, Vivaldi has been the champion of the idea that a brand is the face of a business strategy. Our approach transcends the navel-gazing strategies of purpose, focusing instead on defining a clear, actionable role in the world. This vision is what drives growth and resilience, constantly adapting to new opportunities.?
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A Pathway to Exponential Growth?
?Redefining your ambition and establishing a 'role in the world' lets you break free from incrementalism, and reveal your true growth potential way beyond current categories of operation. This approach not only opens up new growth opportunities but also fosters a culture of continuous exploration and adaptation. Vivaldi’s proven methodologies and tools ensure that you’re equipped to navigate the modern business landscape and achieve long-term, sustainable growth.?
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2 个月https://www.dhirubhai.net/pulse/story-growth-business-senthil-kumar-phd/?trackingId=bsW8oJdgSg%2BrXK59M9qV1g%3D%3D
25+ years unique experience helping "stuck" organisations re-invent WHAT they do (purpose / product innovation) and HOW they do it (culture transformation). I can be a catalyst for change for your organisation too.
4 个月Great summary. Love the Vivaldi concept of Field of Play. Couldn’t agree more on the role of curiosity : posted this about it yesterday… https://www.dhirubhai.net/posts/nick-smith-inventor_lets-have-some-praise-for-curiosity-activity-7217217483013767168-5DCS?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios