Ahead of the Chains: Business Leadership Insights from the Game of Football - Paperback
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by Matthew Francis Prostko (Author)
Ahead of the Chains develops insights from the game of football and applies them to business leadership. It focuses on developing an integrated system for your team or organization that allows you to execute at a high level, and play "ahead of the chains". It provides examples from college and professional football organizations, teams, and coaches that demonstrate winning approaches to organizational Vision, Strategy, and Culture, and pairs those anecdotes with case examples from Fortune 500 businesses and leaders, to introduce new concepts, frameworks, and tools that you can apply to your organization. If you are a football fan, and also a leader of a team, or an entire organization, this book is for you - delivering new ideas and solutions in an easy-to-read, and entertaining way.
Ahead of the Chains provides thought-provoking anecdotes, powerful insights, and simple tools to help you create and deploy:A compelling Vision
A clear Strategy
A powerful Culture
An Integrated System
Read it and learn how to ensure your organization plays Ahead of the Chains!
Author Biography
Matt Prostko has a rich business background that includes entrepreneurship and executive roles at large companies, where he led business units, global sales organizations, and product development teams. Currently, he is a principal at BTS, leading executives from over 20 Fortune 500 companies in software, oil & gas, information technology, consumer goods, professional services, retail, logistics, semiconductor, and insurance, through strategic execution and leadership development engagements. Matt graduated from the University of Texas at Austin and has a certificate from the Institute of Managerial Leadership from the McCombs Graduate School of Business, also at the University of Texas. Matt is a passionate consultant, speaker, and facilitator, who leverages his wide experience to help companies and leaders translate strategy and culture into business results. He is married to Tracy and resides in Austin, Texas. He has three children; Jack, Cameryn, and Trip.