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Noel

Strategic Concepts & Mechanics

Strategic PatternFlanking Around Entrenched Giants
Identity & CultureLoyalty Bought with Friday Paychecks
Relationship LeverageBoard Seats as Reconnaissance Posts
Cornerstone MoveSell the Company to Itself — Internal Reverse Takeovers
Competitive AdvantageClassified Stock as Control Multiplier
Cornerstone MoveFind the Key Man and Close Before Combat
Operating PrincipleCash Business Preference from Bus Roots
Strategic PatternConcentrated Diversity Over Grab-Bag Portfolios
Signature MoveWin Small, Consolidate, Then Leap Geometrically
Signature MoveWallpaper-Roll Planning Then Relentless Pressure
Cornerstone MoveBuy Cheap Shells, Strip and Reload the Portfolio
Operating PrinciplePool-of-Light Negotiation Theater
Relationship LeveragePolitical Access Without Political Office
Signature MoveDebt as Temporary Tool, Never Permanent Foundation
Capital StrategyDividends as Upward Cash Escalator
Signature MoveChief of Staff Handles Architecture, Boss Handles Vision
Decision FrameworkAcquire Capacity, Never Build in Inflation
Signature MovePocket the Stake, Play with Winnings Only

Primary Evidence

"Anything was possible, though; and that was the real reason for the walks, to speak of life and plans, ambition and luck, opportunity and the future, and to explain that opportunity is available to anyone ready to see it and take the risks to reach for it. So, when they walked together, Noel instructed Paul as he had instructed his own ten children and many of his other grandchildren when they came to visit. He believed that it’s important to teach the young what you have to offer; the more they know, the better equipped they are to succeed in this world."

Source:Rising to Power - Paul Desmarais & Power Corporation

"Noel was a local business leader because he was the first busi¬ nessman in the area, but he became an active community leader because he recognized that his prosperity and that of his family de¬ pended upon the prosperity of the region. He had come to build his life, his business, a future for his family and a community, so he led development of the settlement, first into a thriving village, then a town that eventually took his name and became Noelville. He also"

Source:Rising to Power - Paul Desmarais & Power Corporation

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