Posts Tagged ‘high growth market’

Life and Health Insurers Must Avoid Self Destructing to Grow Profitably

Thursday, May 15th, 2014

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International life and health insurers need to adopt more sophisticated relationship management with agents/brokers and the end users. The industry is at crunch time, it needs to dramatically improves its’ customer experience, focusing on improved delivery if profitable growth goals are to achieved (reduced bureaucracy, faster claims settlement, increased authority and accountability give to frontline staff, smarter use of people and technology). James provides not just powerful ideas and insights but more importantly, approaches for practical implementation, irrespective of culture or geography.

Converting Short-Term to Long-Term Growth in High Growth Markets – Closing Thoughts

Monday, May 5th, 2014

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James provides a compendium to this series with a checklist of short and mid-term improvements, and “calls to action” for the time-pressed executive looking to “jump start” their organization’s success and generate immediate results.

Identifying the High Growth Markets of Tomorrow

Thursday, May 1st, 2014

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The world recession, technological advancement, geographical shifts in wealth, and energy independency amongst other developments, are creating new high growth markets. Seeing them is one thing, exploiting them is another. Listen to James’s feedback from conversations with a diverse group of executives from the reinsurance, hospitality, restaurants, gaming, professional services, wealth management, private equity, luxury retail and premium art sectors amongst others.

The Operating Model Strategy

Thursday, March 27th, 2014

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From private equity to insurance to luxury retail with a brief pit stop via quick service restaurants, James distills down to 7 attributes that are shaping the operating model of the future in a high growth market.

Governance Model Strategy

Monday, March 24th, 2014

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Data security breaches, exchange rigging, product miss-selling scandals, illegal or unethical commissions are just some of the governance incidents that have resulted in the largest fines in business history over the past 18 months. All the compliance systems in the world in some of the most complex business organisations have failed to stem the tide. James provides a tour of the accountabilities of Boards and top management in organisations seeking to exploit healthy growth.

Market Entry and Alliances – Catalyst for Growth

Thursday, March 20th, 2014

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Franchising partnerships in Kuwait, joint ventures in Spanish real estate, global hotel marketing consortia, law firm alliances in SE Asia and correspondent reinsurance broker relationships in Bermuda, market entry takes any number of forms. Irrespective of the methodology, there is a sequence of questions that James explains must be discussed openly and honestly to establish an effective alliance, which results in dramatic, not insipid growth.

Customer Strategy – Why Excitement is the Most Powerful Aphrodisiac for Profitable Growth

Monday, March 17th, 2014

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It is the considered and great touches that create excitement for the client or consumer and separate the exceptional from the dull businesses and brands. Profitable growth is about creating permanent and loyal “fans”, in much the same way pop groups such as The Beatles and their successors have sought to do for the past 50 years. Listen in to approaches that most businesses could rapidly adopt and transform the level of engagement with their customer, the market perception of their brand and the prices they could command for their product, services and relationships.

Introduction to High Growth Market Entry Uncovered

Thursday, March 13th, 2014

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John, Paul, Ringo and George: four likely lads from Liverpool, who created with their manager, Brain Epstein, the template for entering a high growth market, the United States, fifty years ago. James draws parallels with Beatlemania to illustrate the strategies and key engagement challenges an organisation and key executives must excel at when entering a high growth market.