Decisions are instruments of change.
Washington is changing more quickly than at any time since the Second World War.
Relationships are changing. Some businesses will fail. Others will be left behind by better-prepared competitors.
This change is threatening - and not just to the financial and automobile industries. Decisions formerly made in Detroit, on Wall Street and in capital cities around the world, are now being made in Washington.
Those decisions are being made by bureaucrats more accustomed to narrow, backward-looking oversight than innovative, forward-looking insight.
Suddenly, Washington is not only the government capital of the nation with the largest economy in the world. Washington is also the financial center of the United States, and probably the world.
If you doubt that, you may be left behind as competitors from all across the globe race to Washington to protect their interests and stake their claim.
Change presents opportunities for those who are prepared.
We can help you make key decisions about whether and how to establish or increase your presence in Washington.
Radnor helps leaders make the best decisions. Whether you are a political or government official, a volunteer leader or a business executive, Radnor will help you.
The decision-making process may be the most difficult part of building success. The best managers avoid reluctance in making decisions. Just as the initial decision starts the process of change, if conditions change, the initial decision may need to be changed.
Modifying decisions as needed is a key to a mission's success. Sticking with an obsolete decision is a sign of strategic weakness.
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Change presents opportunities
as well as
challenges.
Radnor Reports can help you prepare for the changes coming out of Washington.
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International Investor has selected Ken Feltman as the lead commentator on its new program, Washington Power Center.
The initial program focuses on Feltman's report on the transfer of decision-making from Wall Street and Detroit to Washington:
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