BMA505: The Political Frame (Class #6 )

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BMA505: The Political Frame (Class #6 ) Fall, 2005

Tonight’s agenda Introduction to Political Frame West Point Team Tuneup Team Project Planning

A Political View Metaphor: jungle Leader: advocate, negotiator Change strategy: map terrain, create agenda, network, attract allies, defuse opposition, negotiate Focus: build a power base, get access, influence key players

Team Tuneup

Team Data on 1st Assessment High Indiv. Median Team Team - Median Team – Hi Ind Team 1 94 87 97 +10 +3 Valiant Gerbils 96 82 95 +17 -1 Wild Com-mandos 80 +15 3-2-1 99 90 +7 -2 Olympic Dragons 100 101 +6 +1 Eagle’s Right Eye +9