➕LEVEL UP YOUR STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP ➟ I share proven systems, actionable tips, and lessons from 20+ years of helping CEOs make better strategy ➕STRATEGY ADVISOR TO CEOs + THEIR TEAMS ➟ Learn more in my ABOUT section👇

I help CEOs, leadership teams, and boards design and execute real strategy—the kind that drives alignment, action, and results.

For over 20 years, I’ve worked with CEOs, boards, and senior leadership teams at global organizations like BMW, Deloitte, DeBeers, the OECD, as well as high-growth mid-market companies to move beyond strategic planning theater and into practical, co-created strategies that leaders can actually lead through.

Through my Better Strategy OS™ and frameworks like the Strategy Launchpad™ and the Strategy Canvas Collection, I guide organizations to:

✅ Create strategy that’s clear, actionable, and co-owned by the team
✅ Build strategic thinking as a core leadership capability
✅ Move from confusion to confidence—without outsourcing their future

But I don’t just facilitate strategy—I also help you learn it.

I offer courses, tools, and executive education programs for leaders, consultants, and professionals who want to master the Better Strategy OS, learn to think more strategically, and guide others through the process.

Whether you’re leading a team, or a strategist building your own expertise—this is where you learn to make strategy real.

What I’m known for:

– Making complex strategy simple and executable
– Facilitating alignment and unlocking clarity
– Rigorous, structured, yet pragmatic approach 
– Author of The Art of Opportunity (Wiley)
– Trusted advisor & educator to global leaders
– Creator of the Better Strategy OS™
– Challenger of old-school strategic planning
– Founder of The Better Strategy School

If you’re ready to stop outsourcing your strategy—and start building the clarity and capability to lead it—please DM me.

If you’re here to learn how to make better strategy yourself, check out my tools, courses, and frameworks at www.makebetterstrategy.com

Which single strategy framework are you relying on?

Most strategy failures do not come from bad analysis.
They come from seeing strategy in one dimension.

I see this pattern repeatedly with senior teams.

The slides are solid.
The market is sized.
The competitors are mapped.
The five-year plan looks coherent.

Twelve months later, momentum stalls.

Not because the strategy was “wrong.”

But because it was flat.

Strategy is not a single problem to solve.

It is a three-dimensional leadership challenge.

When leaders reduce strategy to “What should we do?”
they overlook two forces that quietly determine outcomes:
• How strategy actually emerges and changes
• Where those choices collide with reality

A more useful way to work with strategy is through three intertwined lenses:

1. Strategy content — the what
The choices you make at business, corporate, and network level.
Where you compete.
What you integrate.
Who you partner with — and who you don’t.

2. Strategy process — the how
How ideas become commitments.
Whether strategy is planned, emerges, or is retrofitted after the fact.
How change really happens inside your system.

3. Strategy context — the where
The industry rules you accept or challenge.
The organizational constraints you respect or try to reshape.
The global vs local assumptions you embed — often unconsciously.

These dimensions constantly influence one another.
Ignoring any one of them creates blind spots.

Before debating frameworks,
strong strategists clarify one deeper question:

How do we actually think about strategy?
Do you know how you think about strategy?

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Dr. Marc Sniukas

20+ Years Helping Leaders Design + Execute Winning Strategies • Founded The Better Strategy School to Help Leaders Worldwide Master Strategy • Global C-Suite Strategy Partner

Most leaders don’t struggle with execution.
They struggle with how they think about strategy.

When strategy stalls, it’s rarely because people don’t work hard enough.

It’s because leaders default to one way of thinking—analysis, planning, frameworks—and ignore the tensions and contradictions that actually define real strategy.

That’s why so many strategies look coherent on slides
and fall apart in practice.

Today, we’re hosting a live masterclass on this exact issue:

👉 How do you think about strategy—really?

In this session, we’ll explore:
- Why strategy is not a problem to solve, but a set of paradoxes to navigate

- The most common thinking traps leaders fall into when designing strategy

- How world-class strategists hold opposing ideas without losing clarity

- What changes when leaders shift from linear thinking to strategic sensemaking

It’s a live thinking session for leaders who are accountable for strategy—and feel the limits of traditional approaches.

🕒 Happening today, January 8, 10 am ET / 4 pm CET
📍 Online, live, interactive, and practical

If strategy feels harder than it should…
or if execution keeps exposing hidden flaws in the strategy itself…
this session will sharpen how you think.

👉 Register here https://lnkd.in/dyA4Dq8B

See you later today.

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