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Monthly Archives: May 2025
You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Value: Reimagining Capital in Organizations
A New Model for Business Decision Making The Capitals Model is a framework that helps organizations recognize that long-term value creation depends on more than just financial assets. Developed and promoted by the Capitals Coalition, the model encourages businesses and … Continue reading
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From Ambiguity to Action: Turning Weak Signals into Strategic Safety Gains
As I stood reviewing yet another incident report, I found myself asking a question that’s become uncomfortably familiar: What could we have done differently—not after the fact, but before it happened? In high-risk, complex operations, it’s all too clear that … Continue reading
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