Here's your opportunity to take a "deep dive" into the new world of strategy for collaborations in open networks. Previous participants rave about the training: ‘Three action-packed days of very engaged learning.’ ‘It helps you work toward a positive outcome very, very quickly.’ ‘ …break down the hierarchical structures and work in networks’ ‘In one word: empowering. An amazing amount of information about getting action going in communities.’

1. Purdue Certificate
Course
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June 18-20, 2014
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West Lafayette, IN
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Contact:
Peggy Hosea
phosea@purdue.edu
877.882.7273
765.236.0955
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The course is designed for
professionals who want to learn how
to design sophisticated
collaborations and implement
collaborative, agile strategies.
Strategic Doing enables complex
collaborations to form quickly, to
move toward measurable outcomes,
and to make adjustments along the
way. It is a strategy process that
follows “lean” principles: move
quickly, experiment, figure out what
works and expand it.
Participants in this course learn how
to create these collaborations and to
explain this new approach to strategy.
They learn to guide a strategy
process with no “command and
control”. This intensive training
enables participants to design and
lead Strategic Doing workshops and
convert the workshop exercises into a
strategic action plan.
Certification requirements include 30
hours of classroom/course work and
10-20 hours of field work. The
Strategic Doing Coursework involves
active learning with analyzing case
studies, engaging in small-group
interactions and observing a Strategic
Doing session led by the faculty.
Cost for certification is $1575.
(Additional costs may be incurred for
participants to complete their field
work.)
Purdue is an equal access /equal
opportunity university.
Strategic Doing
Certificate Course