Ready to take back control? Here’s how to survive and thrive despite federal policy upheavals, economic disruptions, (and all the other crises)

Yet again, higher education finds itself in a time of crisis. A funny thing about that word - it comes from the ancient Greek word kriesis, or time to make a decision. That’s exactly what thriving institutions do consistently during crises - they make decisive strategic decisions aligned for the current moment.

But with the almost daily whiplash of policy changes and disruptions, it’s tempting to just freeze up. With so many unknowns, where to even start? 

Join us on March 27 at 1 pm Eastern as we go through 10 concrete steps you can take to clarify your options, focus on what matters, and take back control of your institution’s future. 

Join Our Webinar to Discover 10 Concrete Steps You Can Take Right Now

In this practical session, we’ll outline proven strategies to help you proactively guide your institution through uncertainty and back on to a path to growth. We’ll walk you through the 10 steps with real-life examples:

1. Conduct a Smarter SWOT Analysis
2. Analyze Your Competitors
3. Get Laser-Focused on Your Key Geos, Demographics, and Psychographics
4. Differentiate Your Brand
5. Align Your Programs
6. Build a KPI Framework
7. Use the 80/20 Rule
8. Build Cross-Functional Teams
9. Measure, Test, and Pivot
10. Invest in People

What You'll Gain:

At a time of chaos and crisis, you’ll have a framework for how to gain clarity and flexibility around important decisions. You’ll gain better insights into how to spend every dollar and every hour at a time when your budgets, attention, and other resources are tighter than ever. And most importantly, you’ll have a framework for getting unstuck and back in the driver’s seat of the institution’s future.

Who Should Attend:

• University & College Leadership – Looking for a structured approach to decision-making
• Enrollment & Admissions Teams – Seeking actionable strategies to meet recruitment goals
• Academic & Strategic Planning Leaders – Working to optimize programs and resources

The biggest mistake higher education leaders can make today is to stand by and do nothing. Those who take a cohesive, data-driven approach to decision-making will be best positioned to adapt and own the future.

Busy that day? No problem! Everyone who registers will receive a recording afterward.