GrowthThinking: Building the New Growth Enterprise

GrowthThinking: Building the New Growth EnterpriseIn the new normal environment of economic displacement, uncertainty, structural change and complexity, one thing is clear: business growth cannot be left to chance.

However, business growth will virtually be impossible if companies do not acknowledge the need to change. To this end, companies are asking pointed questions about where future growth will come from.

The lack of a consistent, growth-focused approach has left many companies with a chaotic blend of management best practices and tools that are focused on delivering high levels of management control, efficiency and productivity.  We call this “corporate thinking” which is fundamentally designed to assist companies in taking incremental steps to compete for existing market share, legacy customers and known demand. However, this has become a relative commodity – a basic “ticket to compete” – that is readily available to most companies in most markets.

In contrast, in the book GrowthThinking: Building the New Growth Enterprise, we introduce a new way of thinking – GrowthThinking® – that equips companies to alter the competitive landscape, and create entirely new markets that generate new demand. In effect, conventional corporate thinking merely helps companies to “play the game,” whereas, GrowthThinking helps companies “change the game” or create an entirely “new game.”

GrowthThinking accomplishes this by not only equipping companies for growth, but also bringing coherence to how growth is achieved and sustained. Specifically, as a new blueprint for the new normal business environment, GrowthThinking gives companies an entirely new business logic that is built on the pillars of entrepreneurship, growth strategy and business innovation.  GrowthThinking offers entirely new ways for companies to look at themselves, markets, competitors, customers, business models, and offerings. In the end, these new perspectives help to position companies to consistently grow – even in the face of economic uncertainty, structural change, and complexity.

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Growth Thinking - Emerging Markets and GPIWayne Simmons is an accomplished executive, innovator, value creator, and entrepreneur and co-author of GrowthThinking: Building the New Growth Enterprise. As CEO and Co-Founder of  The Growth Strategy Company, Wayne leads the vision, strategy and growth of the company. He has worked for global advisory firms Ernst & Young, Deloitte Consulting, and has been a trusted advisor to C-level executives at Fortune 500 corporations, venture capital firms, and small and midsized companies. Wayne was trained in airborne reconnaissance for US Army Intelligence; and is an alumnus and Fellow of The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Growth Thinking - Emerging Markets and GPIKeary Crawford is a results-driven executive leader with extensive experience in operations, M&A and finance for start-up, entrepreneurial and middle-market companies. As co-founder and COO of The Growth Strategy Company, she manages the strategic growth and vision, and day-to-day operations; and is co-author of GrowthThinking: Building the New Growth Enterprise. Keary was trained in Behavioral and Social Sciences and is a Fellow and alumna of the Executive Development Program at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Wayne Simmons and Keary Crawford

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