Entrepreneurs are accustomed to act and to lead. The crisis is reversing this principle. People that are used to being hunters are turned into people that are being hunted. With the right preparation, however, you are able to remain in the driver seat able to do what you do best.
Entrepreneurs bear responsibility. For customers. For employees and for their own family. At no time more than in a crisis. Who fails to plan, plans to fail. Stay true to yourself and serve the people that serve you.
There is only one thing that is more expensive than good education. No education. We know how to perform well so long as our conditions are favourable. In a crisis however it is important to perform well under highly unfavourable conditions. Superior know how can make all the difference.
The strategic approach of our conference enables entrepreneurs and other leaders:
.. to get to know the most likely crisis scenarios
... to get an understanding of the concrete consequences for their organization,
... to derive effective emergency strategies from proven principles,
... to identify the outbreak time and
... to counter all of the aforementioned threats with intelligent measures that allow you to use the crisis as an opportunity.
The crisis will bring you to a place you have likely never been before. We will show you possible crisis scenarios and give you the tools necessary to successfully navigate in an unknown area.
Before the world slipped into the chaos of the Great Depression in 1929, Joseph P. Kennedy – the father of John F. Kennedy - had a fortune of about 4 million US dollars. When the crisis finally broke out numerous entrepreneurs all across the United States lost everything they've worked for all their life. Kennedy however in 1935 ended up as one of the richest people in the country having amassed almost 200 million dollars! Better than most other people he had understood that success happens when preparation meets opportunity.
