"Paladino offers practical insights, drawn from best-practice examples, on how a CPM office helps organizations successfully execute their strategies." — Dr. Robert S. Kaplan Harvard Business School; co-inventor of the Strategy Focused Organization, Balanced Scorecard, and Activity Based Management
"What I find most fascinating regarding Bob Paladino's work is his ability to transcend both the public and private sectors. His vast knowledge of both for-profit and non-profit organizations enables him to find those best practices that work in both. His latest book is laced with so many gems the book needs a dedicated space on every CEO's desk!" —Gary Butler Assistant Chief Scout Executive, Boy Scouts Of America
"Companies that can successfully manage change will succeed and prosper. As a business leader, I am keenly interested in tools that help mitigate risk of strategic execution. By providing the pragmatic insights from his case studies and the abundance of best practices, Bob once again gives business leaders that tool to both manage execution risk and accelerate improved results." — Bill Arendt Former Corporate Controller Sprint Nextel
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"An excellent extrapolation of the Kaplan & Norton strategy management framework. The case studies are the jewels that provide the secret to success." — Dr. David P. Norton Co-Inventor Of the Strategy Focused Organization & Balanced Scorecard, Founder & Director, Palladium Group, Inc.
"As the economy recovers from the Great Recession, the 'new normal' business environment requires that executive management rethink their organization's business model and how it will produce high performance results. Drawing on his vast practical experience and case studies of award-winning companies, Bob Paladino provides new insights on his key principles of corporate performance management (CPM) that have produced differentiating results. This is a must-read for any executive management team striving for high performance in the 'new normal' global economy." — William G. Shenkir William Stamps Farish Professor Emeritus and former Dean of the University of Virginia's McIntire School of Commerce
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