Cultural and Country Management Sustainability through the SAC-Model
Recent global political events have prompted the development of an approach to address societal and cultural needs more effectively. A structured society comprised of loosely coupled states provides citizens local voice in public affairs and encourages entrepreneurship for economic growth. A system of federal agencies and organizations exists to provide common services and overall defense. The Society & Active Citizenship Model applies to all countries and government agencies. The SAC model is applied to organizational processes to maximize their effectiveness, regardless of culture or government. To our knowledge, a formal management model does not yet exist to assess the extent to which a country is well managed and how the management of the country leads to a sustainable culture for all its stakeholders. This session briefly describes the main characteristics, value, and tools of the SAC-Model.
Objectives:
1. Provide an orientation to the development of the Society and Active Citizenship Model
2. Describe the iterative SAC-Model
3. Identify the cultural and management value of implementing the model within a country
4. Facilitate open discussion on applying the model to different government structures
Speaker: Ms. Grace Duffy
Grace has 45 years of success in business and process management. Grace uses her experience as President, CEO, and senior leader to help organizations improve. She has written 18 texts and many articles on quality, leadership, and organizational performance. Grace can be reached at grace683@outlook.com
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