Optimization • Succession • Exit
Be the Cause in your organization!
Strategy and Performance
- Learn to create an effective strategy.
- Discover tools to monitor performance.
- Teach staff to “steer” your business.
- Lower risk with controlled growth.
- Mentor a manager to run operations.
Optimization and Succession
- Standardize processes.
- Encourage continuous improvement.
- Provide training and skill building.
- Mentor leaders.
- Encourage experimentation.
Guilt Free Vacation
- Take breaks for greater success.
- Reduce stress, avoid accidents/illness.
- Model “self care” to staff for culture shift.
- Make family fun time a priority.
- Plan a getaway to gain new perspective.
Latest Articles
Secrets for Conquering a Tight Labor Market
Institute of Management Consultants members from Oregon and Washington gathered with guests for Secrets for Conquering a Tight Labor Market, a talk at Antioch University, Seattle last night, September 20th. The evening began with old friends saying hello and meeting...
Increase Business Value with Strategic Planning
When every day is jam-packed with running the business, taking care of customers, and managing the staff, it may seem that there’s just not enough time to develop a formal strategic plan. You know what you’re doing, where you’re going, and you clearly see the vision...
Community Partners
Institute of Management Consultants
The Institute of Management Consultants is a worldwide organization of management consultants. Learn more about John Anderson and his role as past president of Oregon/Washington Chapter.
Toastmasters Early Birds Longview, WA
Toastmasters International is a worldwide organization on a mission to help people become better public speakers. John Anderson is a Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM), a high achievement typically taking a number of years to reach. John is past Public Relations Director for Oregon and SW Washington. He is a past president and current member of Early Words in Longview, WA.
Washington State University Carson College of Business
John Anderson has taught Management Operations 340, a core curriculum course for jonior/seniors required for a bachelor’s in science and business. He has been a mentor at the Carson College of Business to seniors doing projects with community businesses and non-profits.
