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Apr 29, 2021

Decision Making

Written by: Christopher Fussell

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Decisions no longer happen in a linear fashion. Leaders can divide the decision-making process into two phases that allow for clarity of information and opportunity for team input to increase inclusion throughout the organization.

Decision Making

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Christopher Fussell
Christopher Fussell
Vice Chairman

Chris Fussell is the Vice Chairman of McChrystal Group. Chris has focused on bringing his Special Operations experience and expertise in cross-functional collaboration, knowledge sharing, and decision making with large corporations facing similar challenges. He joined McChrystal Group as a Partner in 2012.

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