“I'm going to earn your trust. This is what I predict will happen. If my prediction comes true, then I get the right to go towards this vision.”
“And it's, what would need to be true for this to go right? And what would need to be true for this to go wrong?”
Grit in the Boardroom - Executive Interviews on Corporate Governance and Risk Management · The Opportunity Committee: Cassandra Crowley on Risk, Culture, and the Long Shadow of the Board
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Ask the question “What would need to be true for this to go right? And what would need to be true for this to go wrong?” during risk and investment discussions
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