Office of the Chief Executive Officer
Pat Redrum regards the transformation of a struggling media archive into an ambitious Corporation as evidence of the value of decisive leadership.
Entrepreneurial, risk-tolerant and entirely certain that a shortage of resources is primarily a shortage of imagination.
Pat belongs to the Mont Redrum Society, whose stated aim is to advance individual freedom — particularly the freedom of its members to pursue their own interests.
Executive Continuity
Pat Redrum was brought in when the archive's economic future had become uncertain. Rather than reduce its ambitions, he increased them. The resulting LTC Corporation was less a rebranding exercise than a comprehensive reassessment of what the company might claim to possess.
A licensing agreement with Continuity Systems provided welcome financial breathing room. Some of its appendices are remembered rather differently by the people who signed it. Pat considers this a matter for legal counsel, preferably counsel retained by the Corporation.
Club 3000
In addition to his Mont Redrum Society membership, Pat is involved with Club 3000, a gathering devoted to visionary entrepreneurship and strategic relationships. He has proposed treating networking as a revenue-generating division in its own right. The proposal is under review by a committee he chairs.
Leadership
Pat believes in decisive language, long-term horizons and short meetings — provided he gets the final word. Employees are encouraged to take ownership. The boundaries of that ownership are currently being clarified.