No One Succeeds In A Silo
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Transcript of No One Succeeds In A Silo
by Faisal Hoque founder of:
NO ONE SUCCEEDS
IN A SILO 9 Essen/al Principles
for Crea/ng Successful Partnerships
Today's stranger may be tomorrow's partner.
“It doesn't ma@er how smart or savvy we are when it comes to technology, product development or
any single skill. Nobody succeeds in a silo. Whatever we venture—personal, professional, philanthropic, poli/cal, or private—we must remember the people
involved in and essen/al to our success.”
PURPOSE “Every organiza/on needs to pin down ‘why we do what we do’.
That’s the organiza/on’s North Star, guiding every aspect from product development, sales, and recruitment of customers and partners.
A strong purpose drives growth and profitability.”
PLATFORM “If vision is an expression of the soul of a organiza/on,
plaQorm is its body.
The assets, whether internal or external, lend the organiza/on its capabili/es and character. These competencies are plaQorms, or
assets with business applica/ons.”
INSPIRE AND INFLUENCE
“The best and brightest will be toppled if they can’t inspire others.
It takes a dynamic person with a posi/ve, honest, forward-‐looking aStude to
inspire and influence the people involved in building and growing partnerships.”
COMMUNITY “A business ecosystem is "an economic community” supported by a founda/on of interac/ng organiza/ons and individuals.
They are the structure that surrounds and supports our businesses. These ecosystems, encourage organiza/ons to coevolve their capabili/es.”
COMMUNICATION “Direct communica/on leads to
direc/on.
If you can’t say something clearly and directly, wait un/l you can ar/culate it
to yourself.”
THINK AHEAD “We need to surround ourselves with forward thinkers.
Since we know that what we’re doing today will change tomorrow, we need to forge trus/ng, resilient teams, a constella/on of partnerships.”
THINK LONG TERM “To thrive within a vola/le world, leaders must be aware of the present moment while simultaneously seSng their sights on long-‐term goals.
Since value crea/on is qualita/ve as well as quan/ta/ve, no metric can completely capture success.”
“Partnreships are oXen unpredec/ble—comfort with uncertain/es provide confidence for success.”
SeSng smaller goals offers us posi/ve reinforcement when we achieve them.”
COMFORT IN UNCERTAINTY
FLEXIBLE, ADAPTIVE LEADERSHIP
“Partnership needs changes, leaders need to keep evolving at the right pace.
That requires introspec/on, self-‐awareness, and a keen sense of strategy
—both in the short-‐ and long-‐terms.”
Shadoka’s porQolio of offerings enables entrepreneurship, growth, and social impact. Our customers and partners aspire to create sustainable value. They are focused on repeatable and measurable impact. We enable their aspira;ons. We bring together the management frameworks, digital plaQorms, and thought leadership for: • Evalua/on, execu/on, and
monitoring of programs • Scaling sales, revenue, and
profitability • Crea/on and management of digital
communi/es and marketplaces
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About Me Founder of Shadoka and other companies. Shadoka enables entrepreneurship, growth, and social impact. Formerly of GE and other global brands. Author of several books, including Everything Connects – How to Transform and Lead in the Age of Crea:vity, Innova:on and Sustainability (McGraw Hill, 2014) and Survive to Thrive – 27 Prac:ces of Resilient Entrepreneurs, Innovators, And Leaders (Mo/va/onal Press, 2015). Follow me @faisal_hoque
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