Organizational Compass’ Bruce Sheridan Reveals 2021 Biz Plan Tips

St. Louis MO

27 January, 2021

2:27 PM

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ST. LOUIS, MO – January 27, 2021 – Bruce Sheridan, President of Organizational Compass in St. Louis and a professional EOS® implementer, says business owners should follow six proven strategies to rock their business plan in 2021. These six strategies include… 1. Establishing a solid vision. Sheridan said the plan should be designed to ensure everyone in the organization is on the same page and rowing, if you will, in the same direction. “The entire team must understand the direction of the business and how you are going to get there. Great progress can be made when employees have a clear vision of where you are headed and then spend the bulk of their time aligned with it.” 2. Hiring Great people. Business owners need to surround themselves with excellent people from top to bottom according to Sheridan. “A great vision cannot be accomplished without a great team. Many business owners struggle in this area but the best companies have a strong group supporting them.” 3. Utilizing Proper data and metrics. Sheridan said management must cut through all the personalities, feelings, opinion and egos, and boil it all down to a handful of objective numbers. “The right metrics give you an absolute pulse on where things are at any given time. These data points will help the team focus, engage and work toward your vision.” 4. Resolving issues quickly. Issues can hold a company back said Sheridan. Most are solvable but left unresolved can turn a thoroughbred into a slow-moving mule. “These issues should be addressed at their root cause. When properly addressed they can be eliminated and/or their impact substantially reduced.” 5. Developing The Right Processes. Companies have various business processes. Some are better than others and maybe different for every employee, added Sheridan. “Management needs to document what these processes are and then simplify them to ensure they are followed by everyone in the organization.” 6. Leveraging Traction. Once companies enact these processes they hit a point in the implementation where they are making great progress, never before imaginable said Sheridan. “By identifying their top priorities, taking the time weekly to work through them, and holding each other accountable, they are able to grow farther and faster.” “As the COVID economy continues, business owners must continue to adjust and add to their strategic processes,” Sheridan said. “This includes an analysis, evaluation, and development of a plan that establishes proper direction and the discipline necessary to sail through the headwinds that will surely be faced throughout 2021.” ABOUT BRUCE SHERIDAN Bruce Sheridan is a professional EOS® implementer and operates Organizational Compass in St. Louis. His background includes working for a variety of companies including Fortune 100 corporations. He has worked with domestic and international business models. He has been part of revenue enhancements, efficiency innovations, and productivity improvements that have delivered significant returns worth many times their investment. He has earned a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, a patent, awards, and literally wrote a book on business strategy. He applies the EOS model to help entrepreneurs get the life they imagined. He works with business leaders to make order out of chaos and helps cut through the confusing, overwhelming, and ineffective junk keeping small business leaders from truly achieving their vision. https://orgcompassinc.com