Introducing three organizational levels for strategic consideration: Corporate, Business and Functional Strategies. What issues might be considered at each of the three levels?

In this case study, we dicusse the complex process of organizing an international conference on sustainability and environmental conservation. The event was held over four days, bringing together experts, researchers, and practitioners from around the world to discuss critical issues in the field. The organizing team faced numerous challenges, from coordinating logistics such as venue selection, accommodation, and transportation for attendees, to managing a diverse range of speakers and workshop leaders. They also had to devise an effective marketing strategy to ensure a robust attendance. The study delves into the strategies employed to address these challenges, highlighting the importance of meticulous planning, clear communication, and adaptable problem-solving.   Question: What were the key factors contributing to the conference's success, and how can these lessons be applied to future events with similar objectives?

What is the difference between business strategy and corporate strategy?  Provide examples.

What are the key differences between a strategic and operational plan? Explain.