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Scenario & Strategic Planning in Uncertain Times, Option Development, and Structured Decision Making
An online workshop for Leaders, Managers, and the Teams who will implement the plan.
Hosted by the Economic Geology Research Centre, James Cook University.
This course is relevant to all those involved with mineral exploration in the current uncertain times, including senior executives (and directors), exploration managers, and any other individuals who are keen to develop an agile, strategic mindset.
10 – 11th November 2020
10:00 am to 3:00 pm AEST each day (includes a short break)
8 CPD Hours
Tim Craske – Thinker Events & Geowisdom
Nick Franey – NJF Consulting
Crises create uncertainty – which may lead to confusion and loss of competitiveness – but they can also lead to new opportunities.
This workshop will teach you how to address uncertainty, embrace change, identify opportunities and grow stronger – all in a structured framework which facilitates regular review.
Traditional strategic planning and analyses often fail us because we cannot predict the future well. Scenario planning overcomes that problem. But to generate plausible future scenarios, we have to be creative and use imagination. From any number of scenarios, we can develop multiple options for action, and the final step in the process is to prioritise the options and decide on a way forward (the strategic plan).
As well as learning how to develop your own strategic plan, this workshop will allow you to experience the actual process. Participants will engage with each other in two facilitated exploration-relevant exercises: for commodity selection and new country expansion. You will learn how:
EGRU Member – $390
Non EGRU Member – $520
AIG Member – $440
Student – $100 – Places are limited and available once the minimum numbers are met. Register your interest by emailing judith.botting@jcu.edu.au
A minimum number of registrations is required by 27 October for the workshop to go ahead. Registration and payment is required before 27 October.
