The Vision Code: In Search for the Golden Ratio of Vision
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
December 02, 2020
Writing a business book is an exploration of new terrains. It is about exploring solutions to grand problems or areas of business that not been much explored before. Writing a book is a journey to self and to the minds and hearts of readers.
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A Leader’s Courage For A Team’s Success
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
April 17, 2020
Courageous thinking helps leaders to develop their employees and their business. This is critical for their teams helping people rise and be explorers themselves.
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Gratitude For Growth, Appreciation For Success
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
January 16, 2020
Sincere appreciation of someone’s effort and support defines mutual growth and success. Gratitude defines the employees’ involvement and their feeling of being important for a company. Being valued provides a sense of purpose and increases effort, where no one is prepared to be fully engaged if not feel valued.
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I believe that we can change the world with the power of positive thinking…
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
December 18, 2019
I believe that we can change the world and the way we live and work by the power of positive and bold thinking. Our thoughts are alive and nothing is more beautiful than a bold fresh idea that is brought into the world.
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Scaling a business by scaling people
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December 06, 2019
The aim of scaling is not to be better than your competitors, but to attract and keep more customers. Staying focused on them and satisfying their needs is key to success. This is how you will stand out. A business that can’t define clearly its own customers loses itself in the debris [...]
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Scaling a business by scaling people
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
December 05, 2019
The aim of scaling is not to be better than your competitors, but to attract and keep more customers. Staying focused on them and satisfying their needs is key to success. Help your people to scale first. This is how you will stand out.
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How Management Needs to Change When Scaling
https://www.glassdoor.com/employers/
November 26, 2019
Growth is fundamental to thriving, but it can also invite discomfort. Effectively scaling a business requires that management find a way to be both steadfast and nimble. Achieving this delicate balance is no small undertaking, but it’s doable with the right foundation, plan and team.
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5 Traits Today’s Leaders Need to Revolutionize Their Management Style
https://www.globaltrademag.com/
November 20, 2019
The rapid rate of change and innovation brought about by the digital age is putting many large corporations in peril as they realize they are in an “adapt-or-die” era.
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Leaderology – 30 Leadership Lessons
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October 23, 2019
Leaderology excerpt on Skipprichard. Read the full chapter about the 30 Leadership Lessons described in Oleg Konovalov's new book Leaderology. Thirty Lessons I Learned About Leadership Leadership is a lifelong journey through different experiences every day. Every situation, every experience, e
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Are you a visionary? Every strong vision shares six traits
https://www.floridaweekly.com/
October 23, 2019
There’s a reason many of the most successful businesses in America — Apple, Amazon and others — had a visionary leader behind them, propelling them to achieve their goals at the highest level.
“A vision pushes people not just to do more, but to do more than they think they are capable of,” says Oleg Konovalov, a global thought leader and consultant who has worked with Fortune 500 companies and is author of the new book “Leaderology.”
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Thirty Lessons About Leadership
https://www.skipprichard.com
October 22, 2019
Leadership is a lifelong journey through different experiences every day. Every situation, every experience, every lesson learned sheds more light on this enormously demanding duty.
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A letter to myself when I was thirty
olegkonovalov.com
October 16, 2019
There are a number of mistakes we inherit from the past that hold us back, leading to a Code Blue condition for a business. Unfortunately, we tend to drag old mistakes with us like a suitcase with no handle full of dirty laundry. We convince ourselves for too long of its value, even long after we have tired of dragging it around. I will mention just ten typical mistakes that separate extraordinary leaders from the ordinary.
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Leaderology for the Digital Era
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
September 16, 2019
We are still hesitant to stop trying to create leaders by using approaches and techniques from the Industrial Era. We fail to consider that such a decades’ old approach fails in the new and radically demanding conditions of the Digital Age. Reliance on a few prominently gifted leaders is not enough anymore.
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Leaderology for the Digital Era
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September 15, 2019
We are still hesitant to stop trying to create leaders by using approaches and techniques from the Industrial Era. We fail to consider that such a decades’ old approach fails in the new and radically demanding conditions of the Digital Age. Reliance on a few prominently gifted leaders is not enoug
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The Importance Of A Culture-Driven Business
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July 24, 2019
Dr. Diane Hamilton hosts Dr. Oleg Konovalov in a Podcast discussing the importance of a Culture-Driven Business. Click to Visit Podcast's Page
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Smiles that Worth Millions
olegkonovalov.com
June 20, 2019
If we consider culture as energy then metaphorically speaking we can say its positivity can be defined by the number of smiles in the office, every working day. What people feel at the end of the day is a reflection of the culture
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How to bring a next achievement closer
olegkonovalov.com
May 08, 2019
Besides being a brilliant business mind, my mentee and friend, Artem Karasev is a marathon runner. I asked him how long it takes to fully realise what he’s accomplished after crossing the finish line. He said the physical sensation comes within a few hours but the mental realisation comes much later, taking days or even weeks. Artem noted that running with a friend helps him finish as much as 15 minutes faster. The presence and support of his partner during the run increases his energy and doubles the excitement and the sense of accomplishment.
The same happens in the workplace. As my friend Stuart, a Head of Sales said – “I need that feeling that what I had done is important for my company and my team, and feeling capable of doing such great work regularly. Otherwise, I assume I was doing something worthless with a lot of effort.”
Actually, I have the same experience after finishing writing a new book, a full understanding that I achieved an important milestone comes even after the book is published, maybe a month or two later.
There is always a time-lag between the physical fact of achievement and full mental realization of it. This time-lag reflects a difference between being potentially capable and being really efficient in utilising the capabilities that have been developed. Essentially, you have just proven you are capable of more, even though you don’t yet realise it. It is a kind of involuntary procrastination.
The shorter this gap the faster our pace to the next achievement. This pace is very important in leadership.
It is easy to say and we often hear this – let’s move to the next level of success. Immediately, a number of questions pile up – Who will support me? Who will give me water during this marathon? Who will meet me at the finish line?
In other words – How to reduce this time-lag and help people to get to a higher professional level quicker? This is the task of the true leader. To be the support, the coach, the cheerleader.
A DIY (do-it-yourself) approach doesn’t work as a winner or achiever is not a standalone warrior. We all need support. We need the support of colleagues and friends merged into a successful team. Colleagues should be primary stakeholders in the team’s achievements, supporting it at every stage.
This issue should be addressed to corporate culture and to the phenomenon of shared affection and support in particular. Everyone needs support during a race, to maintain confidence in their ability to complete the distance, and share in the celebration when the goal is achieved.
The power of positive support and emotions is enormous and incredibly important in making winners. How have you helped your colleagues to realise their achievements and become winners?
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Beauty and Strength of a Rational Company
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April 03, 2019
Any entrepreneur considers his business venture as a child which is taken care on a 24/7 basis aiming to grow it strong, healthy, effective and even causing friends’ envy. What defines the difference between successfully grown or badly behaving “children” and a costly, unsuccessful venture? Ho
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How to Boost Your Business Culture?
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April 03, 2019
The psychological qualities of love, trust, spirit and courage are what make humans different from other living creatures. Residing in the mind and soul, these defining human attributes allow us to dream, create, progress, and survive in almost any environment. We not only observe and react to our e
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Introverts? Companies can be as well!
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April 03, 2019
How can organizational culture be described without using formalized definitions and academic jargon? Culture is the name for an organization’s inner world, which consists of human feelings and attitudes towards colleagues and the organization itself. The inner world defines the pattern of interac
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Turn Culture into a Productive Force
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April 03, 2019
Latest Dr. Konovalov’s article published on HR Future Magazine March 2019 print edition. Turn Culture into a Productive Force - Click to enlarge
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Do You Have A Culture Of Purpose
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April 03, 2019
John Spence's book review on Dr. Oleg Konovalov's "Corporate Superpower: Cultivating A Winning Culture For Your Business". Click here to watch the video review
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How to Turn Culture into a Productive Force
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April 03, 2019
Interview on Skipprichard Leadership Insights about the Corporate Superpower: Cultivating a Winning Culture for your Business book. How do you turn corporate culture into a productive force and secure success? A strong productive culture is a superpower behind every long-lasting success. Culture d
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Creating a Winning Culture
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April 03, 2019
Listen to Enterprise Radio’s host Eric Dye discussing with Dr. Konovalov about the Corporate Superpower book. What is the superpower? What are some key ways to improve communication across your organization? What are some steps to making positive change? How can owners or leaders of small business
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Corporate Superpower
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April 03, 2019
On the Joseph Banner Show discussing about Corporate Superpower and cultivating a winning culture. Listen to "Corporate Superpower - Cultivating A Winning Culture For Your Business with Dr. Oleg" on Spreaker.
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The Vision Code
Wiley
January 28, 2021
We are living in a time of leadership blindness. Less than 0.1% of leaders have a vision. So, the vast majority of leaders are not leading people. We hardly know where we lead ourselves and others. We think about the past a lot, we think a bit about the present, and we think very little about the future. Modern leadership depends on vision and direction. If we are getting better with a direction, many still struggle with vision thinking it unnecessary or that it is beyond them.
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The Vision Code: How to Create and Execute a Compelling Vision for your Business
Wiley
December 03, 2020
The Vision Code explores the concept of "vision" and leadership. The book reveals the secrets of building and executing a strong vision within any organization. Oleg Konovalov―an acclaimed global thought leader―draws together in one volume in-depth interviews with nineteen extraordinary global visionaries that represent a variety of industries and organizations. These leaders explain why a vision is needed, how to implement it, how to communicate a vision effectively, and how to live by it with integrity.
As Konovalov explains, vision is a key leadership skill that can be developed as a practical business tool for leading a company today and into the future. The stories of the nineteen leaders reveal how to develop a compelling vision and follow through with the vision in order to inspire an entire workforce. When a leader taps into the power of "vision," he or she creates a more meaningful business experience and ultimately, a better life. This compelling book:
- Offers a guide for making the concept of vision a reality
- Provides the information needed to develop a clear and persuasive vision
- Contains an accessible guide to a much-needed skill
- Includes interviews with Marshall Goldsmith (#1 Leadership Thinker), Martin Lindstrom (#1 Branding Expert), Garry Ridge (Chairman and CEO of WD-40 Company) and many others
Written for leaders at all levels in organizations and industries of any type The Vision Code is a must-have book for anyone who wants to develop the skill to become a visionary leader.
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LEADEROLOGY
WildBlue Press
October 21, 2019
We stand on the brink of a great unknown. The Digital Era has clearly demonstrated that we can’t progress further without developing leadership capabilities on a global scale. Leaderology defines the beginning of the Renaissance period in modern management and leadership while helping leaders to reach a new level of success.
Leaderology is a new approach to managing organizations in the new realities which identifies common and specific errors that arise in any business and to spot problems that distance it from customers and limit the company’s capacities early, and how to treat them before they threaten the business itself.
While defining new areas of improvement this book offers recommendations that can create ultimate leaps in performance and customer satisfaction. Through different case studies and responses from industry experts, it shows how devoting effort and time to honing leadership competencies is the best investment in the future.
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Corporate Superpower: Cultivating A Winning Culture For Your Business
WildBlue Press
March 02, 2018
Many organizations today find themselves stagnating, struggling just to keep up in today’s rapidly changing environment. Companies rise and fall with alarming rapidity. Employees and managers have little or no loyalty to their organizations and are always on the lookout for a bigger pay check or the next step in their own careers. All of this presents major problems for any group, whether a gas station, church or international corporate powerhouse. And they can all be traced back to one thing – culture. Culture is the soul of any organization. A strong culture breeds loyalty, innovation, and success. A weak culture will breed cynicism, apathy, instability, and the eventual demise of the organization. Yet, culture is an often overlooked aspect of business thinking and strategy. However, there are a lot of organizations with counterproductive cultures in which culture is an inhibitor, slowing down all processes and increasing transaction, governance and production costs. This issue is rarely discussed but very often faced by all of us. Positive culture can’t be maintained without such critical factors as respect, job satisfaction, involvement, loyalty, shared affection, preparedness to change, and responsibility, which defines the engagement of everyone in an organization. Teamwork, innovativeness, professionalism, accountability, shared vision, and trust form the main asset of any organization, its metaphysical resources. They define the nature of psychological power residing in culture and have direct impact on a company’s performance and achievement of its goals. Whether or not this potential is realized depends on how effectively it is exploited. In this book, a reader will learn what culture is, why it is important and how to fix it when it goes wrong. Leaders, management, as well as employees on the front lines will benefit from the discussion. This book is for those rising above the ordinary every day.
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Corporate Superpower: Cultivating A Winning Culture For Your Business
WildBlue Press
March 01, 2018
Many organisations today find themselves stagnating, struggling just to keep up in today’s rapidly changing environment. Companies and charities alike rise and fall with alarming rapidity. Employees and managers have little or no loyalty to their organisations and are always on the lookout for a bigger pay check or the next step in their own careers. All of this presents major problems for any group, whether a gas station, church, or international corporate powerhouse. And they can all be traced back to one thing – culture.
Culture is the soul of any organisation. A strong culture breeds loyalty, innovation, and success. A weak culture will breed cynicism, apathy, instability, and the eventual demise of the organisation. Yet, culture is an often overlooked aspect of business thinking and strategy.
In this work, a reader will learn what culture is, why it is important and how to fix it when it goes wrong. Leaders, management, even employees on the front lines will benefit from the discussion. From the importance of a clear organisational vision and the symbols that reflect and promote it to the way employee attitudes affect the bottom line and how to harness them, Corporate Superpower will help you to identify and correct problems in your organisation and turn a renewed culture into long-lasting success.
This book is for anyone in business wishing to rise above the ordinary every day.
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Organisational Anatomy
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
May 01, 2016
This book offers a discussion of a new management concept, “Organisational Anatomy”, which views organisational processes and functions from a biological perspective. This approach naturally explains the ongoing internal and external organisational processes and optimum configuration of different organisations. Organisations are living creatures which breathe, move, and develop inside their specific environments. Biological examples offer a useful way of making sense of complex ideas, because they can be related to everyday existence. As such, this allows the reader to intuitively understand the organisations they work at and interact with on a daily basis.
By classifying different types of organisations and looking at their biological functions, Organisational Anatomy links existing theories and discusses five archetypes of organisations – producers, knowledge-dependent, location-dependent, donor-dependent and state-affiliated organisations. By looking into their specific features, the characteristics of organisations of different ages and levels of maturity, the access and utilisation of resources, and the development of productive external relations, this book gives insight into the role of each function in achieving superior business performance.
The Organisational Anatomy approach allows the development of a holistic picture that will allow businesses to achieve higher performance and recognise problems and difficulties by considering organisational pathologies and diseases.
Organisational Anatomy gained excellent endorsements from fDi Magazine (Financial Times), UK Trade & Investment, Small Business Trends, and other top experts. Thanks to the encouraging readers’ reviews Organisational Anatomy earned a place in the Hot 100 Best Business Books (2016).
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Hidden Russia: Informal Relations and Trust
Wren Publications Ltd
April 21, 2014
Breaking into the Russian market has always been a challenging task, particularly for Western organisations, and personal networks play a crucial role in achieving this. However, personal networks that exist in Russian business remain a mystery to Westerners. This has not received adequate attention from academics to-date, even though success depends upon adapting to the Russian culture and business life.
The aim of this book is to address the role of informal relations and trust in Russian society and business. Our findings provide a deeper understanding of the relationship between Russian business and personal relations, thus helping Western practitioners and investors to enter the Russian market and develop strong business-stakeholder relationships. Our intention is not to criticise or dress up the image of Russia but to provide coherent analysis and discussion on how things work there.
Hidden Russia explores the phenomenon of Russian personal networks from inside the mind of Russian business people, revealing peculiarities of the inner life, norms, trust, knowledge transfer, and entry and exit rules Russian business people regularly experience.
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Hidden Russia: Informal Relations and Trust
Wren Publications Ltd
April 01, 2014
Breaking into the Russian market has always been a challenging task, particularly for Western organisations, and personal networks play a crucial role in achieving this. However, personal networks that exist in Russian business remain a mystery to Westerners. This has not received adequate attention from academics to-date, even though success depends upon adapting to the Russian culture and business life.
The aim of this book is to address the role of informal relations and trust in Russian society and business. Our findings provide a deeper understanding of the relationship between Russian business and personal relations, thus helping Western practitioners and investors to enter the Russian market and develop strong business-stakeholder relationships. Our intention is not to criticise or dress up the image of Russia but to provide coherent analysis and discussion on how things work there.
Hidden Russia explores the phenomenon of Russian personal networks from inside the mind of Russian business people, revealing peculiarities of the inner life, norms, trust, knowledge transfer, and entry and exit rules Russian business people regularly experience.
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ERP II Implementation: Delivering Benefits Realisation
Policy Publications
December 31, 2013
This book presents a critical pathway to success for ERP II implementation. It outlines the CSF necessary to deliver a successful implementation in the form of clearly defined critical implementation pathway steps. The CSF Phasing Model has been introduced as a tool to allocate resource investments into the appropriate position within the implementation lifecycle. As a result, the CSF play a more effective role in the delivery of benefits realisation. In relation to delivering benefits realisation, the book looks at the nature of change management, how this change is managed and its association with partnership trust. In outlining CSF required during the four stages of the implementation lifecycle, the book addresses the following issues: Planning for benefits realisation, delivering the system benefits, reviewing the system benefits and exploiting the system benefits. It is equally important to know where not to invest valuable resources and this book highlights areas of resource investments deemed not to be critical for delivering benefits realisation from ERP II. Insightful feedback from consultant practitioners provides a fascinating glimpse into the perspectives of both client and supplier organisations involved in ERP II implementation. This book will help towards the delivery of benefits realisation from ERP II implementations.
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Women Make Leadership Flourishing
YouTube
December 14, 2020
TEDxNyarugengeWomen
No business can thrive without qualities that women-leaders can offer. Women make leadership flourish. Women-leaders have six traits that are very critical for vision creation and execution that allow them to create something incredible and so valuable for others.
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Women Make Leadership Flourish
TEDxNyarugengeWomen
December 04, 2020
Join us for the day as we turn our attention to uncover how women in Rwanda and around the world are "Breaking Barriers". Whatever their focus and talent - business, technology, art, science, politics - these pioneers are joining forces in an explosion of discovery and ingenuity to drive real, meaningful change.
As part of the global TEDWomen events programme, TEDxNyarugengeWomen will bring together 8 speakers and performers who are showing up to face challenges head on and empowering each other to shape the future we all want to see.
My topic - Women Make Leadership Flourish
The event will take place 100% remotely on the 4th of December. Every registered attendee will receive a link to live conference and will be able to participate in discussions on that day.
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Why Vision trumps Purpose and how it can transform your future
https://ceogrowth.biz/inspired-ceos
October 29, 2020
Vision is a much-misunderstood concept that often gets downgraded to nothing more than a revenue target or some other goal. The point is - that's not a vision and that's why it has very little power.
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1st Virtual Global Thought Leader Symposium
https://drabekhoureis.com/2020/10/02/1st-virtual-global-thought-leader-symposium/#.X41KhNAzY2w
October 10, 2020
Is Serving Others Essential? What are the great minds of our generation think?
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Visionary Leadership: How to Create and Construct a Strong and Compelling Vision
www.wbecs.com
June 05, 2020
A strong vision is the foundation of success in personal and business life. It represents the prosperous future we strive to make real. Vision is not a gift but is a well-structured algorithm that can be taught.
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Oleg Konovalov on the leader’s duties and how leadership duties affect the leaders themselves.
olegkonovalov.com
August 09, 2019
Good Leaders grow together with their people and not at their expense! It is critically important how leaders execute their duties. But we tend to miss something very important – how leadership duties affect the leaders themselves.
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Vision: Six firm properties of an effective leadership vision
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
July 24, 2019
Vision is a divine gift entrusted to those who will use it to empower others. Vision is a concentration of desires, dreams, potentials, and possibilities. A strong vision pushes people not just to do more but to do more than they think they are capable of.
Vision is transcendental and not easy to fully grasp, despite hearing about it almost every day. Every single person with whom I have spoken viewed vision differently. Yet six properties of a strong vision remain constant – stimulus, scale, scanning, spotlight, simplicity, and excitement.
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Corporate Culture and Leadership: Be a place of growth for your employees
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
July 05, 2019
Be a place of growth for your employees
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How to build a strong corporate culture
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
August 18, 2018
Talking to Shell executives: How to build a strong corporate culture
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Culture and leadership in managing a medical clinic
https://www.olegkonovalov.com/
February 10, 2018
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CAVIAR Vision process is the way to make visionaries across the globe faster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCrBxS6cdwY
January 03, 2021
The CAVIAR Vision process enables business leaders to create a Multi-dimensional reality, a place where you want to be and happy to be in and the next generations would envision your impact.
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How A Leader Can Develop A Strong Vision
YouTube
December 20, 2020
Here is Episode #35 straight from MOSCOW and finally released in Video! My guest is Dr. Oleg Konovalov an international Thought Leader where we dive into How A Leader Can Develop A Strong Vision!
What you will learn about:
What is a Thought Leader
Who Oleg was before he became this amazing sought after Thought Leader
The secrets of cultivating a strong corporate culture
Advanced Leadership: Thrive in the age of Disruption. From what is happening this year of 2020 where the world has shut down and some businesses are struggling to maintain, some are starting to thrive due to the digital push, and some have lost and closed their doors forever, what are your thoughts for these current challenges of a digital disruption?
What Oleg means that an organization is a living creature
How a leader can develop a strong vision
Where you can find Oleg's books and follow him on social media
Have a watch below and leave a comment what intrigued you the most
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The Vision Code: How to Create and Execute a Compelling Vision for your Business
YouTube
December 14, 2020
Thought Leadership Series with Dr. Oleg Konovalov
Part I
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How a Leader Can Develop a Strong Vision
https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/successcoach
December 04, 2020
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Vision and visionary leadership
http://centreold.com/library.php
November 20, 2020
How to understand vision and visionary leadership
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OLDN TV Visionary Leadership Conversation with Dr. Oleg Konovalov
YouTube
November 18, 2020
Check this interview to understand Vision and Visionary Leadership.
Dr. Oleg Konovalov on OLDN TV. It was great having you on our platform. We look forward to have you on one of OLDN International Forums soon.
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Global Leadership – Collaboration of the West and East leaders.
https://www.simonhaigh.com/podcasts
November 16, 2020
What will future Leadership look like? With the largest global free trade agreement executed yesterday in Austral-Asia, how do leaders in the west and east collaborate more?
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THE 10 MOST INSPIRING GLOBAL THOUGHT LEADERS IN 2020
https://theexcelligent.com/the-10-most-inspiring-global-thought-leaders-in-2020/
November 12, 2020
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Using thought leadership to evangelize your brand vision and diagnose and treat organizational diseases
https://www.iresearchservices.com/thought-leaders-voice
October 21, 2020
Using thought leadership to evangelize your brand vision and diagnose and treat organizational diseases with Dr. Oleg Konovalov.
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People First! Oleg Konovalov: Leadership lessons from the Deep Sea
Spotify
September 28, 2020
Sit back, and grab a coffee as Morag and Oleg Konovalov discuss Leadership Lessons from the Deep Sea!
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How Leadership Bravery Can Bridge Gaps and Make Your Transformational Work Stick
https://www.customerbliss.com/
September 22, 2020
Oleg Konovalov addresses the missing link that’s lacking in so many of our transformations—true leadership. He talks to us about some of the topics in Leaderology, in which he describes the best leaders as those who are active, humble, and play a personal role in improving lives, and making that be a part of their legacy. In our conversation, Oleg also walks us through some of the core elements of the system of leadership that must exist in order to make the work stick.
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Vision and Visionary Leadership with Oleg Konovalov
https://leadership-hacker.com/
September 21, 2020
Knowledge is the sexiest thinking of all. Knowledge is the most demanded product in the world. Knowledge is what shifts us into the future. Knowledge is always in demand... and it's always respectful and always well paid, but it's the most rewarding thing when you see people succeeding because of you helping them. This is far beyond our instant necessities, like food and shelter, because it is impact on the next generation, it is everything. You see, when we talk as a digital era being now, we should assume that it is a knowledge era triggered by people who changed the things in management that allowed to change technologies and so allowed to make this digital era!
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Vision and Visionary Leadership with Oleg Konovalov
https://christopherkai.com/gifterspodcast/
September 14, 2020
Vision and Visionary Leadership with Oleg Konovalov - what is all about?
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The Vision Code - Growth Strategist Chats
https://www.simonhaigh.com/
September 03, 2020
How does a company set a vision? What is the Vision Code?
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Exploring Visionary Leadership & The Vision Code with author Dr. Oleg Konovalov
https://drabekhoureis.com/
July 27, 2020
Dr. Oleg Konovalov shares his latest research on Visionary Leadership
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Challenges of the C-Suite
https://meeco-institute.org/
July 14, 2020
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How Visionary Leadership Coaching Shapes Post Pandemic Leadership
https://dtleadership.my/
July 08, 2020
What vision is and why it is important
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Exploring the art of leading with vision, purpose and passion.
https://drabekhoureis.com/
June 28, 2020
Exploring the art of leading with vision, purpose and passion. Dr. Oleg shares with us his contribution to the science of Leadership. This is a very insightful interview for leaders and all members of the organization.
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Visionary Leadership
https://leadership-hacker.com/
June 16, 2020
We can all relate to the fact that a strong vision defines success in personal and business life. In this episode Dr Oleg Konovalov, #1 global thought leader on culture, coach and best-selling author will discuss: Vision is not a gift, but a well-structured algorithm that can be taught. How to create and execute a strong and compelling vision; Leadership is a system of growing; Why knowledge is the sexiest thing of all; Don’t rush to call yourself a leader
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Diagnosing your organizational culture ft. Dr. Oleg Konovalov
https://www.peoplehum.com/
June 12, 2020
Vanessa Rose talks to Oleg Konovalov on a fresh concept of diagnosing the organization’s culture.
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Tags: Management, Leadership, Culture
The power of empathy and the rewards of positive memories
https://davesummers.com/index.html
June 10, 2020
What is most important for being connected to others and self.
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Tags: Leadership, Culture, Business Continuity
Building a Thriving Team Culture in a post-Covid19 World!!
https://coachtoolbox.podbean.com/
June 04, 2020
There have been dramatic changes in the way teams are working over the last few months.
Social connections, office camaraderie, laughter in the cafeteria, gossip, saying hello and connecting to people from other teams, and across the organization are not possible, as is the feeling of being part of a larger community. These things are now things of the past and we’re not sure when we will experience this again in a post-Covid19 world.
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Tags: Management, Leadership, Culture, COVID19
Leadership Is a System, Not a Function
https://growstrongleaders.com/
May 06, 2020
Why a high-performance organization starts with the CEO having a clear vision and seeing leadership as a system, not a function.
You’ll discover:
- Why there is no single definition of vision
- Elements to consider when forming a vision
- Why leadership is a system, not a function
- The 3 aspects of culture that contribute to high performance
- Behaviors you can expect to see in a culture that’s thriving
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Tags: Management, Leadership, Culture
How will we all impact the future and build this new reality from scratch
https://www.redzonetech.net/blog/
May 01, 2020
The leadership role and why it’s important for leaders to create a space for themselves that’s different – apart from the problem.
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Tags: Leadership, Culture, Business Continuity
Leaders’ role in advancing people and defining the future
http://www.biztalkradio.com/
April 28, 2020
How do you foresee the global pandemic changing some businesses and how their leadership must guide them? How can management thinking evolve in order to keep pace with rapid change?
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Tags: Leadership, Culture, Business Continuity
How Has The Pandemic Changed Your Business – And How Can You Adapt?
http://rss.gcnlive.com/brightSide/
April 20, 2020
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Tags: Leadership, Culture, Business Continuity
Businesses are in unchartered territories: how to navigate through tough times
http://usaradio.com/show/daybreak-usa/
April 07, 2020
Businesses are in unchartered territories: how to navigate through tough times
On-air interview with Daybreak USA
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Tags: Leadership, Culture, Business Continuity
Dr Oleg Konovalov on company culture in times of COVID-19
http://boundlesspodcast.co.uk/
April 01, 2020
Dr Oleg Konovalov shares how companies that don’t have modern leaders and effective culture are swiftly becoming redundant in the market as Covid-19 sweeps in vast changes.
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Tags: Leadership, Culture, Business Continuity, COVID19
How to help people cope with major changes in business
https://thoughtleadershipleverage.com/podcasts/
March 10, 2020
Coaching can help business leaders find new success – if they can look into the mirror, correctly evaluate their strengths and challenges, and commit to making positive changes. If a leader isn’t willing to change, coaching is a waste of time! So, how does a great coach get business leaders to really put their all into becoming the best they can be?
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Tags: Management, Leadership, Culture
Where we are in solving old problems
http://schatkinshow.com/
March 06, 2020
Lessons from the past that we still paying for.
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Tags: Sustainability, Leadership, Culture
The Renaissance of Leadership
https://newageleadership.com/
March 04, 2020
What modern visionary leadership is? How to become a better leader? What are the most common mistakes leaders make that they can avoid? Vision – why important? Is it a gift or something else? Can vision be taught?
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Tags: Sustainability, Leadership, Culture
Leadership in challenging days of Coronavirus Pandemic
https://www.hrtechnologist.com/
March 02, 2020
In challenging days like these, people need strong, courageous leaders. Leaders must act in the best interests of their team members, communicating progress, being transparent about difficulties, and consistent with their messages.
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Tags: Sustainability, Leadership, Business Continuity, COVID19
Assess Your Leadership Qualities By Answering These 7 Questions
https://www.globaltrademag.com/
January 16, 2020
A leader is supposed to be out in front, pointing the way toward whatever is ahead. But, as we begin a new decade, too many business leaders are facing backward rather than forward.
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Tags: Management, Leadership, Culture
Do Activism, and Politics, Belong in the workplace?
https://lifeunscriptedradio.com/
January 14, 2020
There is an ever-increasing widening gap between companies such Amazon and its employees, as the companies threaten to fire workers critical of their political stance. In today’s show, we delve into this topic and also Dr. Konovalov’s new book: Leaderology.
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Tags: Leadership, Culture, Change Management
Top 20 Must-Reads of 2019
https://www.forbes.com/
December 26, 2019
In a year filled with great books, here are 20 that really stood out.
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Tags: Management, Leadership, Culture
5 Traits of an Innovative Leader
http://theresourcefulceo.com/
December 21, 2019
There are many changes occurring across industries due to new technologies, a more global perspective (despite the pull-back by some to a more nationalistic perspective), and generational shifts. As a result, what may have worked for the previous 10 years may not work now. If you have been experiencing business shifts in recent years that you are actually trying to work through now, dig deeper.
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Tags: Sustainability, Leadership, Culture
Oleg Konovalov: a shift in leadership thinking
https://rhettpower.com/
December 11, 2019
From leadership as a function to leaderology as a system
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Tags: Management, Leadership, Culture
The Importance Of A Culture-Driven Business with Dr. Oleg Konovalov – Interview on the National Syndicated Radio, USA
https://drdianehamilton.com/radio-show/
July 19, 2019
Culture and relationships are key to the development of any organization
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Tags: Culture, Leadership
Turn culture into a productive force
HR Future Magazine
March 20, 2019
All leaders search for the magic key that will unlock the ultimate performance and secure sustainable growth of their companies. Where this key is hidden remains a crucial question for many. The Knowledge Era has made it clear that culture is key. The focus has shifted from processes to the excellence of corporate cultures and their productivity. The reason is simple – no company can move further than its employees’ competencies.
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Tags: Culture, HR, Leadership
Oleg Konovalov Visionary Leadership certification course
IFLD Hall of Fame
The 10 Most Inspiring Global Thought Leaders 2020
How to get your business UP after Lock DOWN
Speakers Associates
Oleg Konovalov Visionary Leadership Coaching Certification Program
How To Create and Construct A Compelling Vision
