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The
Montana
Photonics Industry Alliance serves
as a hub
for Montana’s optics and photonics companies, entrepreneurs, laboratories, and
universities to commercialize, grow and sustain globally leading organizations
that create high quality jobs and economic opportunity in Montana. To accelerate its success the Alliance has
chosen to more actively engage the Bozeman community through the process of Strategic
DoingTM.
Strategic DoingTM teaches people how to form collaborations
quickly, move them toward measurable outcomes and make adjustments along the
way. In today’s world, collaboration is essential
to meet the complex challenges we face. Strategic Doing enables leaders to design and guide
new networks that generate innovative solutions. It is
a new strategy discipline that is lean, agile and fast
- just what
organizations, communities and regions need to survive and thrive.
-
Purdue University, Center for Regional Development
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Strategic DoingTM enables
practitioners to overcome messy and otherwise intractable problems in settings
where no one can tell anyone else what to do.
- Cluster Development
- Local & Regional Economic Development
- Workforce Development
- Community & Neighborhood Development
- Local/Regional Food Systems
- Community Health
- Innovation Ecosystem Development
- Strategic Alliances
- National Associations
Participants will
learn how to apply
Strategic
Doing to any complex situation in which collaboration represents the only
practical alternative.
MPIA
Eight-Hour
Workshop Date: February 17,
2017
Training
Program
Fees: $150 per individual participant or
Company Group: $250 for two people, $300 for three, $50 per additional
A limited number of scholarships are available for
interested parties that need financial assistance to attend the workshop.
Please contact Alistair Stewart for additional information.
PARTICIPANTS WILL LEARN HOW TO:
- Design and guide collaboration using Strategic Doing workshops
- Apply Strategic Doing to messy challenges in communities and regions
- Focus organizations on outcomes and pathways
- Engage and transform Universities
- Move professional and industry organizations forward
- Build clusters
The
afternoon session will allow participants to apply Strategic DoingTM concepts to
accelerating the growth of the Montana Photonics Industry Alliance member
companies.
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Nationally Recognized Workshop Leader
Janyce
Fadden is Executive-in-Residence for the College of Business at the University
of North Alabama where her role includes promoting Strategic Doing,
implementing an innovation pipeline strategy and additional projects that
economically enhance the three state region served by the university.
In
addition to her work at UNA, Fadden is also President of the consulting firm Jbfadden
Enterprises LLC and President of the Rockford Area Economic Development Council
where she has created and implemented innovative approaches to strategic
planning for economic development.
Prior
to
joining the RAEDC, Fadden served in various capacities as President, Vice
President, and General Manager for major multinational corporations including
Honeywell, General Signal, Applied Power, Pacific Scientific, and Danaher. She is experienced in lean management and
leadership which resulted in many achievements over her corporate career.
Fadden
earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering and Management from
Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York, and her Master of Business
Administration degree from Northern Illinois University. The Purdue Center for
Regional Development certified her in Strategic Doing, a breakthrough process
for doing more together.
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For
more information about Strategic DoingTM visit the Purdue University Center for Regional Development’s informative
website at
https://www.pcrd.purdue.edu/signature-programs/strategic-doing.php#Overview
For
more information about the Montana Photonics Industry Alliance visit the MPIA
website at
http://www.montanaphotonics.org
Register Now by clicking on the registration button at the top or on the right side of the page. For more information, contact Alistair Stewart at MMEC.