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In My Shoes: Culture, Strategy and Decision Making

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Overview

Real stories on how C-level and Boardroom culture directly impacts project success, bypassing textbook theories for raw, lived experiences.

Learning Objectives

Connect Culture to Project Outcomes: Analyze how C-level and board-driven corporate environments directly influence project execution success, risk tolerance, and strategic alignment.

Learn from Real-World Executive Experiences: Examine candid, lived accounts of how senior leaders navigate organizational dynamics, friction points, and cultural roadblocks in practice.

Bridge Strategy and Ground Reality: Identify how project leaders can interpret and navigate top-level cultural dynamics to better support long-term enterprise goals. 

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