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2: Strategic Planning v. Strategic Thinking

Spark Consulting

Coming in at the #2 spot: Strategic Planning v. Strategic Thinking. In other words, do 100% the opposite of what we usually do in strategic planning. But as so many of us saw during the pandemic, the traditional way of planning fails us, and it fails us SPECTACULARLY when a crisis hits. ” Are we?

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Key Strategies for a Successful Strategic Plan

Aaron Wolowiec

Not all strategic plans are created equal - the difference lies in the crucial strategies that either make or break the planning process. Here’s how to elevate your strategic plan from ordinary to extraordinary. From gaining leadership commitment to setting SMART goals, each element is essential.

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The 5 Crucial Steps to Sound Strategic Planning

Aaron Wolowiec

No matter your viewpoints on strategic planning, one thing’s for certain: the plan that sits on the shelf and is never referenced is not doing anyone any good.

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Creating a Strategic Plan That Enhances Member Value

Associations Now

Strategic plans can help guide associations toward future achievements and developments. It’s also possible to give the plan a specific focus if your association wants to change make changes to a major area. Based on the data, ISBA engaged in meetings with its board and determined a strategic plan.

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The Association Strategic Plan: What’s the Point?

AMR Management Services

For many association leaders, a strategic plan is a must, while others are not so enthused. Perhaps they have had a past strategic planning experience that didn’t pan out well—or perhaps they don’t understand the potential positive effects of a well-developed strategic plan. What’s the Purpose?

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Renovating Your Strategic Plan Virtually - Part 1: Understanding the Basics

Aaron Wolowiec

Most associations view strategic planning as a necessary evil and cringe when the three years are up and it’s time to do another plan. Over time Boards can become jaded and skeptical of the strategic planning process, “We waste time and money on developing a plan and it never goes anywhere”.

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Goal Setting Beyond the Strategic Planning Meeting

Smooth The Path

Goals are not just for strategic planning meetings. The post Goal Setting Beyond the Strategic Planning Meeting appeared first on Smooth The Path. Setting goals is useful for many big and little things in life. What is our goal, and why are we doing this? What would a great outcome be? A message for the board.

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