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Strategic Focus Yields Systemic Transformation

Media headlines proclaim it: “Government to Fund 15% Pay Rise for Australian Childcare Workers.” In the execution of the CCC Advocacy Roadmap, Julie Price, Executive Director of the Community Child Care Association (CCC), alongside her NSW Peak Body colleague and relevant unions, has orchestrated a seismic shift in wages for Early Childhood Education and Care workers. For more insights, listen to Julie’s appearance on the ABC Life Matters Podcast and read about it in The Sector.

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/how-to-handle-your-child-pulling-away-and-will-a/id73330343?i=1000664983954

Such achievements don’t materialise overnight. In this case, the genesis of change lies within CCC’s strategic plan—a relentless commitment to strategy and the Roadmap’s implementation. This transformation owes much to the partnership between Julie and Sarah from Bow and Arrow.

Navigating Trials: Juel’s Strategic Journey

Learning, Adapting, and Evolving in the Business Landscape

In the ever-evolving world of business, trials serve as crucial waypoints on the path to success. They are not mere experiments; rather, they are strategic learning opportunities that shape our understanding and refine our approach. Let’s delve into the art of trial strategy and its impact on long-term business viability.

The Purpose of Trials

Trials exist to teach us. They provide a controlled environment where we can test hypotheses, observe outcomes, and gather data. Whether it’s a new product, a novel marketing campaign, or an operational change, trials allow us to learn from both successes and failures. In essence, they are the laboratories of business strategy.

Crafting TJM’s Versatile Identity

Always review position.

When Strategy Needs To Focus

How Barry Met Andrew

Partners for your Vietnam Strategy

In the early 2000’s on the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, where the scent of street food mingles with the hum of motorbikes, two unlikely allies forged a partnership that would shape their destinies.

Australians Barry Archer, representing a company going through commercial and legal complexities, collided with Andrew Homan, a seasoned advisor and lawyer.

This wasn’t familiar Sydney or Melbourne, or even the glittering towers of Hong Kong.  But something clicked.