The Craft of Strategy Formation by Eric Wiebs

The Craft of Strategy Formation by Eric Wiebs

The Craft of Strategy Formation: Translating Business Issues into Actionable Strategies presents a step-by-step, focused, and fast approach for creating a new strategy at medium-sized and large businesses. It is a proven method used by top management consultants to help clients develop new strategies.

"..the authors help answer...questions for the senior manager responsible for company strategy, the project manager...and the student..."  (Gulf Business, January 2008)

Eric Wiebes Eric started his career in the oil industry. He became a strategy consultant in 1990 and a partner at OC&C Strategy Consultants in 1996, advising both corporate clients and national governments on an array of strategic issues. Today, Eric works for the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Marc Baaij Marc is an associate professor of strategic management at the Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) of the Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Before joining RSM, Marc worked in the industry and in strategy consultancy. Marc teaches strategy formation to graduate students as well as executives.

Bas Keibek Bas became a strategy consultant in 1995 and since then has assisted a diverse spectrum of corporate clients in meeting strategic challenges. Additionally, Bas, a partner of OC&C since 2002, has extensive experience in evaluating potential acquisitions for private equity clients. Prior to joining OC&C he worked in the UK offshore oil industry.

Pieter Witteveen Pieter launched OC&C in the Netherlands in 1992. His consulting experience covers a wide range of issues, such as strategic positioning, acquisitions, restructuring and portfolio strategy, for clients in virtually all sectors of business. His career before OC&C includes many years in strategy consulting and several managerial positions.

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ISBN 13	9780470518595
ISBN 10	0470518596
Title	The Craft of Strategy Formation
Author	Eric Wiebs
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	John Wiley & Sons Inc
Year published	2007-09-21
Number of pages	304
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