Tactical Execution

Tactical Execution

Planning is vital in Tactical Execution.  SOAR planning principles have been tried and tested in the most difficult environments by both Business and Hostage Rescue Teams worldwide.  

SOAR principles: Situation, Objective, Actions, Resources

Situation – The leader will develop the SOAR Plan in consultation with subject matter experts. Team members will be selected based on their capability and commitment, before the plan and the importance of the mission are explained.

Objective – Create a supportive team culture, role clarity and alignment to deliver and achieve the task within the time frame.

Actions – Create and sustain a coordinated approach for action, communication and ownership to achieve your goals.

Resources/Coordination – Ensure teams have the equipment, clear lines of communication and support to deliver the results.

Achieving Rapid Results

Achieving Rapid Results involves forming multi skilled teams, each with a clear goal aligned to the mission. Teams have ownership and clarity of their roles, areas of responsibility, and contingency plans. They will maintain effective communication between themselves, other teams and the project leader.

Implementing a thorough review process before, during and after rapid results projects enables continuous improvement, reward and recognition.

Team and Leadership Development

Team leaders will learn to apply appropriate leadership styles to any situation. A key outcome is high level Tactical Execution with increased levels of engagement and performance.

Leaders and teams clarify and rehearse roles in realistic scenario team exercises.

The team will learn to challenge group thinking using proven questioning techniques and robust conversations.