The Strategic Edge
What separates good performance from legendary results
Whether you're a sports team or performance-driven organization, greatness doesn’t happen by chance—it’s built with clarity, cohesion, and commitment. Strategic planning transforms potential into measurable outcomes, empowering your group to anticipate challenges, seize opportunities, and consistently outperform the competition.
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Clearly define/confirm organizational mission and vision
Recognition of what factors are controllable versus under influence
Establishment of strategic objectives
Agreement on behaviours and standards that will support your mission
Means of measure and celebrate success
We collaborate with the client to define the organization’s mission, core objectives and how a fit-for-purpose strategic plan will allow them to thrive.
We design a framework that represents what it will take for the organization to accomplish their ambitious goals. In order to move forward, we must know what “the very best” looks like.
Driven by the current state of the organization relative to their mission and framework, the plan is developed with a focus on the highest priority areas and regular “check-ins” to celebrate progress.
"become better people and leaders"
As the leader of Canada’s Coaching Enhancement Program,
Ron played a significant role in the design and execution of the Coaching Enhancement Program, which has been an important initiative for Canadian high performance sport.
I know that he will continue to help individuals, teams and organizations improve their performance, but more importantly, he will undeniably ensure that those he works with become better people and leaders.
Anne Merklinger,
CEO, Own The Podium (Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic high performance organization)
"invaluable"
Ron’s assessment and strategic planning abilities were invaluable during his time as the Canada West Vice President in charge of strategy as well as in his role as the Director of Athletics at the University of Calgary.
Ian Reade,
Director of Athletics, University of Alberta