MTI poses 5 Strategic Questions for the Presidential Candidates
As part of their continuous thought leadership initiative,
the international strategy consultancy MTI, have identified the 5 most
economically pressing strategic questions for the Presidential Candidates.
·
What really is our competitive advantage as a
nation? Which sectors should we focus on – given our capabilities and the
global opportunities? How can we align our entire ‘educational supply
chain’ to enable this? (this requires radical structural changes)
·
How to improve national productivity? This
is only possible if we work on the competencies, culture, motivation and
mind-set that is needed to engage and improve human performance.
·
How to ensure that national economic development
that permeates down to and ‘touches’ the bottom of the pyramid?
This requires Sri Lankan businesses to set-up ventures that create regional
employment, not just big deals on the stock market! There must be strong incentives
and dis-incentives to ensure this.
·
How to achieve a quantum leap in our exports –
because this is the only real way that we can ‘earn’ from the world to pay for
what we ‘spend’ on imports? This requires strategically radical changes, while
ensuring the interests of SMEs are taken care of. ( a very delicate
balance to achieve)
·
How to create a positive psychological
environment that ensures law and order, human respect and dignity? This
will help Sri Lanka to harness the best of our human resources and that in turn
will contribute to economic development. At least, let’s start this now
with ‘Generation Next’.
MTI’s International CEO Hilmy Cader, operates from his dual
bases in Bahrain and Australia
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