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Strategic Insights for Smarter Decisions
Smarter Corporate Decision-Making Starts with the Right Peer Group
Smarter Corporate Decision Making Starts with the Right Peer Group The market shifts. A key employee resigns. A competitor makes a bold move. Suddenly, you’re in it—corporate decision-making in its most unforgiving form. No
Leading Alone Is Exhausting—Small Business Owner Peer Groups Change That
Leading Alone Is Exhausting—Small Business Owner Peer Groups Change That Small business entrepreneurs carry a weight that’s hard to explain. You’re responsible for growth, operations, people, and profit—but there’s rarely anyone besides you who
The Hidden Multiplier: Productivity as a Strategic Lever
Productivity is one of the most controllable levers leaders have to close the gap between strategy and execution. In this piece, Andrew Rush explores why organizations often stall in uncertainty, how to remove the everyday friction holding teams back, and why inaction is riskier than change.
Real Leaders. Real Impact.
Zhen Liu, Silex Fiberglass Windows and Doors
Among all the benefits Zhen finds as a member of the TEC Small Business program, the one-to-one meetings with his TEC Chair prove to be some of the most valuable. “It’s fantastic. I feel very lucky that I met Joanne… She listens to my needs. In different stages, she’s provided different help.” Notable examples of her impact are the development of a five-year strategic plan, setting yearly leadership-style goals, and even checking in on the rest of his team while she visits him on-site.
Cassidy deVeer, President of 3rd Generation Homes
“I’ll never forget my first TEC meeting. It was like walking into a room full of people who truly got it. They understood the isolation of leadership, the weight of decisions, and the challenges of growing a business. For the first time, I realized I wasn’t alone—and I didn’t have to carry it all by myself.”
Amar Gandhi, Global eBrand
“Before TEC, I was making every decision, solving every problem, because that’s just how I had always done things. But I was hitting a wall. I remember a TEC meeting where I saw how other leaders ran their teams—truly empowering people instead of controlling everything. That was a game-changer. It wasn’t about doing less; it was about leading smarter.”
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