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Ambidextrous Thinking™ is more than a course. It is a way of navigating complexity, balancing competing priorities, and turning challenges into opportunities for meaningful impact.
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Mark Burnett is the founder of The Ambidextrous Project Manager™ and NexOperate, and creator of Ambidextrous Thinking™.
With experience across complex projects, digital transformation, ICT, leadership and resilient communities, Mark helps people and organizations navigate complexity, think differently and rise with impact.
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