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REX helps businesses and non-profits out-perform the competition. Since 1985, CEOs, Executive Directors, and General Managers have participated in REX Roundtables in their industry. Sharing detailed best practices within an industry is the single most powerful way to improve performance and success.

What REX Members Say:

My time with REX has been one of the best personal investments I have ever made. I have not only formed some great friendships and some wonderful business relationships, but have found the conversations, debates, and discussions extremely stimulating and very beneficial to the way I run my various businesses.

Tony DeLeede
CEO, Fitness First Australia

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12% a year for the past 15 years
13% a year for the past 13 years
14% a year for the past 9 years
15% a year for the past 8 years
16% a year for the past 7 years
40% a year for the past 4 years
18% per year every year on average!

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Management Briefing

Strategic Design is More Than Strategic Planning

Every organization of every size has eight separate strategic design elements. Each element strategically shapes the organization. In my work in reviewing why dozens of collaborations fell apart or achieved only modest success, the lack of alignment of the collaboration project with the parent organization's strategic elements always played a critical role.

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Blind Spots: Fearless Leadership

Successful leaders often succeed by being aware of their blind spots. One blind spot can undermine all your strong leadership abilities. The reason they are called blind spots is because we are unaware of where we are blind. This lack of self awareness prevents our correcting or compensating for our blind spots.

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