2012
New England Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition

The Martial Arts Strategy to Business Leadership
Jennifer Touma, President, Mindscape

The APICS conference literature states “Your job has grown more complex and you have more bases to cover from organizational change and risk management, to a supply chain strategy that is broader than supply chain management.” As a leader today you have to be mentally strong to remain effective and influential in our rapidly changing world.

Times have changed. The era of predictability and assurance are gone. Going forward, you must adapt to the new reality and learn to be productive under the reign of uncertainty, unpredictability, and unstable times. For centuries the martial arts equipped business professionals with techniques and strategies enabling them to do just that.

Participants attending the presentation The Martial Arts Strategy to Business Leadership will walk away learning how to integrate into their own leadership style; the primary martial art strategy, Mastering Yourself with three sub-components:

• Self-management,
• Mental Faculties, and
• Leveraging Inner Strengths

enabling you to further advance in business and management

You do not need a black belt or martial arts training to apply the Martial Arts Strategy to Business Leadership.