Complexity can cripple organizations. Unproductive meetings, irrelevant rules and reports, and endless emails keep people from doing the work that matters most. Even worse, complexity dampens morale and creates feelings of futility. It doesn’t have to be this way. CEO and TED-talk veteran Lisa Bodell shows organizations how to unleash energy, collaboration, innovation, and engagement by embracing a mindset of simplification. This presentation explores how small changes can have a profound impact on an organization’s people, competitiveness, and ability to adapt. Lisa offers techniques used by the nimblest of companies to save time, kill rules, and simplify everything. Drawing on research from her book, Why Simple Wins, as well as engaging stories and interactive exercises, Lisa proves that simplicity is the surest path to organizational transformation.
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Primary Capability Covered: Collaboration & Leadership
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Lisa Bodell is the founder and CEO of FutureThink, an award-winning company that enables organizations to kill complexity, create space for innovation, and get to the work that matters. Lisa is also one of the top 50 most popular keynote speakers in the world, and in a typical year, she brings her message to more than 30 countries. As the author of two bestselling books, Why Simple Wins and Kill the Company, Lisa believes that operating with simplicity will be the number 1 competitive advantage for organizations in the future, because it allows us to focus and do more valuable things. Her company, FutureThink, uses radically simple techniques to help teams kill complexity, increase their capability for innovation, and do more meaningful work. Lisa’s message has transformed teams at Google, Pfizer, Lockheed Martin, and more. She’s used the power of innovation to launch three successful businesses, and she is a contributor to Forbes, WIRED, and Harvard Business Review. She has also served on advisory boards for organizations such as Novartis’s Diversity and Inclusion Board, the United States National Security Agency, and the Global Advisory Council for the World Economic Forum.