Practices of Resilient Companies: Overcome Disruption with Compassion, Collaboration, and Knowledge

Practices of Resilient Companies: Overcome Disruption with Compassion, Collaboration and Knowledge provides the antidote for what ails companies in today’s mayhem.

Ongoing disruptions in our lives and leaders who have led their organizations to higher heights within constantly changing ecosystems are described. Ron Robinson provides research and insightful stories for readers anticipating disruptions caused by:

• Climate disasters increasing in intensity and frequency.
• Social complexity and unrest as seven million people take to the streets.
• Political actions threatening a health outbreak, inflation, and recession.
• Social media and artificial intelligence causing conflict and creating barriers between companies and customers.

The ability to design strategies that overcome disruption determines whether business leaders and owners fail, survive, or thrive. Readers will discover an enhanced business model used to bring organization together and navigate unpredictability and uncertainty.

The strategy enables leaders to:

• Create efficient operations to counter climate disasters.
• Strengthen financials to cope with political actions.
• Develop employees and stabilize workplaces to counter social complexity and unrest.
• Delight customers interfacing with constantly changing technology.

Join these leaders. Master ailments within your organization.

Apply these practices of resilience, overcome four disruptions, and thrive in today’s world of mayhem.

Ron Robinson is a graduate of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and is certified in Lean Production, Total Quality Management, Mediation and Performance Management. He was an executive with a software development company and a senior consultant with two professional service firms before starting his own practice. He has traveled the globe turning around Fortune 500, mid-sized companies, and non-profits. Ron writes monthly articles on business practices and has spoken to audiences as large as 3,000 people. His first book, On All Cylinders: Succeeding as an Entrepreneur and a Leader, is considered cutting edge by business professors and has assisted leaders and companies perform at a higher level.