If you are looking to build or rebuild your company, our Strategic Retreat is designed to help you and your management team look at all the key factors that will set you up for success.
BlueByrd offers a comprehensive array of workshops designed to help management teams take a fresh look at its culture and market. Each workshop is crafted to deliver specific results on their own, but they also collectively integrate with each other to create a powerful combination. This multiday workshop is meant to be held offsite so that management teams can bond and build trust. Stepping outside of your business for a few days can provide clarity and insights that are difficult to obtain while working in your daily routines and dealing with the demands of the business.
At the end of our action-packed Strategic Retreat, you’ll walk away with an extremely detailed, thoroughly researched, and eminently actionable strategic playbook compiled by our senior marketing consultants. We’ll even sign it.
Outline goals for today and the future.
Discuss the ideal customer and buying committee.
Devise a plan that helps maximize your strengths to outmaneuver the competition.
Dive deep into what makes your company and services different than the bad guys.
We will take a deep dive into the desired behaviors that will get an employee promoted, and which ones are not acceptable.
We will look at the history of your company and how it shaped the brand. When told properly, this becomes proof of your purpose and value.
Stories have been powerful tools to engage and motivate people for thousands of years. For companies in complex B2B industries where there is a lot of noise and competition, we believe in crafting stories that make target customers heroes and motivate them to engage with you instead of your competitors.
How does your organization win in this industry? What do your customers need in order to solve the biggest challenges they face? At the intersection of these two questions is your purpose. This is why every person in your organization wakes up and goes to work in the morning.
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