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Game theory is applied mathematics enabling an evaluation of strategic decisions. Win loose or Win Win: its a choice based on our beliefs and the perceived nature of our relationships. As the networks of interdependence within and beyond communities and nations get more complex, the more enlightened people are forced in their own interests to find non-zero-sum solutions. That is, win-win solutions instead of win-lose solutions. In leadership the measure of success is not so much whether you won at anothers expense, but whether you got what you wanted because you enabled other people to achieve their dreams and to do what they want. Learn more about how the Non Zero solution is key to traversing enormous revolutionary change. If your relationships are not based on Non Zero sums they cannot be productive long term in this day and age. Watch Clinton's brief talk about this reality in todays world.
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Strategic adviser, author, presenter and contract executive with technology, business development, organizational development and finance experience. Proven performance in an array of industries including fitness, food and beverage, hospitality, franchising, and IT among others. International background, managing projects in Asia, the EU, and the Americas. A track record transforming organizations and bringing stakeholders together. Has served as a catalyst and team builder significantly growing revenues in small, large and mid-sized profit and not for profit firms. A court appointed expert able to quantify complex business matters. Extensive experience raising capital and managing M and A activity as a principal, agent or adviser. Available for testimony, analysis, consulting, and public speaking engagements. For more information visit www.bryankorourke.com
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