We help entrepreneurs and organizations find balance and peace through controlled and manageable growth. With the aim of a healthy and sustainably successful organization. Within our ICR Academy you will find background information and explanations about the how and why. Remember that the beauty of this ICR Cycle, is that it works in every organization in SME, Large Company (Multinational) and Non-Profit.
Growth and success do not come easy. By using the ICR Growth & Success SaaS Platform, your organization improves its effectiveness and efficiency and also maximizes its growth potential. Because you keep control over strategic and operational processes and at the same time you enable your team to be more successful.
Applying the ICR framework, ICR forces you to consciously think about every step you take, create a well-thought-out plan, and continuously focus on achieving your ultimate goal. Exactly that awareness and careful planning are crucial to be successful.
Often, the ambitions of entrepreneurs stem from personal values, passions, and life goals. Additionally, when you do what you love, it doesn't feel like work.
Therefore, it makes perfect sense and is wise to translate these values, passions, and goals into the vision for your organization. This way, it becomes clear how your organization should contribute to realizing your personal ambition.
Integrating your personal ambition into a clear entrepreneurial ambition is fundamentally important for finding a balance between private life and work.
The business model of your organization demonstrates the fundamental way in which your organization creates, delivers, and sustains value.
It’s important to translate your personal dream, which is integrated into your entrepreneurial ambition, into a promising business model as effectively as possible.
You document this input in the ICR Growth & Success SaaS Platform using the 9 elements of the Business Model Canvas (BMC).
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