SWOT Strategy Workshop

Talk through the evidence. Leave with the strategic moves.

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats remain sourced while the group turns analysis into a small set of resourced choices.

Just talk. BigWow keeps up. No special commands or constant note-taking. Have the conversation you were already going to have.
Partner growth strategy Which strategic moves follow from the evidence?
LA
Leila Strategy
Our expansion motion works once customers renew, but partners take too long to get productive.
Renewal + partner evidence Evidence-backed weakness
Partner onboarding bottleneck
Strategic constraint Limits the partner growth opportunity
DV
Devon Strategy owner
“Prioritize partner enablement and protect the renewal-expansion motion.”
Two strategic moves Confirmed by Devon ✓
Strategic moves
Two strategic moves
Strategic move Reduce partner onboarding time Leila · First plan Friday
Strategic move Scale renewal expansion playbook Devon · Q4
Renewal + partner evidenceConfirmed by Devon
How the template helps

A SWOT that ends in choices, not four long lists.

Evidence and uncertainty stay attached as the group develops and selects strategic responses.

Frame Question
Ground SWOT evidence
Connect Implications
Choose Priorities
Mobilize First moves
What the team leaves with

A strategy record tied back to the evidence.

Selected moves, supporting SWOT evidence, tradeoffs, assumptions, and first actions remain connected.

Run a SWOT workshop
Partner growth strategy Strategy record
Priorities selected
Confirmed outcome Prioritize partner enablement and renewal expansion

Two strategic moves · one deliberate not-now choice · quarterly review

Strategic move Confirmed
Reduce partner onboarding time

Leila · First plan Friday

Linked to the partner-ramp weakness
Strategic move Confirmed
Scale renewal expansion playbook

Devon · Q4

Linked to retention-strength evidence
Strategic question, SWOT evidence, implications, choices, assumptions, and first moves attached