Strategic Planning and Execution: Insights from the Chief Strategy Officer of Israel’s Leading Bank

As a business leader, you know that creating and implementing an effective strategic plan can be overwhelming. There are so many things to consider: the field your company operates in and how quickly it changes affect the complexity, length, and scope of your strategic plan. It’s crucial to understand the timelines and interdependencies between different components of your plan, and identifying the most critical areas to focus on first will help ensure that your plan is achievable and impactful. But have you ever wondered what process you need to go through and how long your strategic planning and execution timelines should actually be? If so, you’re not alone. That’s why we’ve invited Tagil Green, the Chief Strategy Officer at Bank Hapoalim, Israel’s Largest Bank to share her insights on how to “Right-size your Strategic Planning” as a large organization. In this podcast, we’ll discuss the following topics with Tagil Green: - How multinational organizations can navigate the complexities of the strategic planning process, including timelines, prioritization, and cultural relevance. - How to align your strategic plan with your organization’s values and mission regardless of its size. - How can CEOs and CSOs of large organizations get buy-in from their stakeholders during the strategic planning process? Remember, your strategic plan can’t fix everything. While it should address your most significant challenges and opportunities, some issues may require separate initiatives to ensure it is fully executed. Keep your plan focused and manageable, and you’ll be more likely to achieve your goals and make meaningful progress.