Marcus BrooksChief Executive Officer · Essays & perspective
Strategy3 min read
Strategy is also a decision about what to stop
A leadership team can agree on growth while avoiding the choices growth requires.
I ask which activities no longer deserve scarce capital and management attention. Stopping work is often the clearest evidence that a strategic priority has become real.
My task is to give the enterprise a direction it can act on. I make the choices about customers, capital and capabilities explicit, then give business leaders the authority and accountability to deliver. I want difficult information to reach the leadership team while there is still time to respond.