Strategic Planning in Times of Uncertainty
/As organizations navigate an era of constant disruption—from shifting federal funding to accelerating technological change—traditional strategic planning is no longer enough. To thrive, leaders must transform volatility into a source of competitive advantage. Strategic planning in uncertain times isn't just important—it's essential. Our Vice President, Christopher Kelley, shares how traditional planning must evolve and reveals three game-changing approaches:
Embrace uncertainty as opportunity, not obstacle
Expand SWOT analysis beyond leadership to unlock insights
Use dynamic roadmapping to bridge vision with action