Advisory Group–Enterprise Strategy & Architecture

Welcome to the ICMG Global Advisory Group—where structural thinkers, enterprise strategists, and transformation leaders from every corner of the world come together to shape the future of enterprise logic.

The ICMG Global Advisory Group is a worldwide community of enterprise leaders, strategists, transformation architects, and system thinkers committed to advancing the structural intelligence of enterprises across industries and geographies.

Unlike conventional forums that focus on trends or tools, this group is grounded in the belief that enterprises must be understood as complete, coherent systems. Through the lens of the ICMG Enterprise Anatomy Model, members explore how strategy, execution, and sustainability can be aligned—regardless of scale, sector, or region.

Purpose & Contribution:

• Global Exchange of Models: Members share and critique enterprise models across contexts—whether from retail in the U.S., telecom in the Middle East, or banking in India.
  

• Cross-Pollination of Structural Insights: Ideas don’t stay confined to industries or countries. Innovations from one sector are translated into patterns usable in another.
  

• Foundation for Regional Tracks: The global group serves as the discovery platform from which regional advisory bodies and award boards emerge.

Key Themes:

• How do enterprises achieve structural alignment across strategy, process, system, and operations?
  

• What universal patterns can be distilled from cross-industry success?
  

• How do we move from frameworks and theories to executable, anatomy-driven blueprints?
  

A Global Community With Purpose Whether you are a CxO, transformation leader, or enterprise architect, this group offers access to thought leadership, collaborative modeling, international Think Tanks, and early previews of ICMG Anatomy frameworks and events.

This is not a discussion group.

It’s a strategic working ground—designed for those who believe that the way an enterprise is built matters as much as what it produces.