🚨Unless you're psychic, guessing isn't a strategy – that's why we lead our clients through participatory planning. 📰 Read on to learn how involving your community can transform your organization's strategy from good intentions to real impact⤵️
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Explore the value of strategic planning at our November 1 seminar. You will learn about the different types of strategic plans, the key elements of planning, how to assess your org's readiness through the planning process, and more. Register: https://lnkd.in/gQymycks
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WEDNESDAY WISDOM What's your process for planning? Do you hold a 1 or 2-day planning session? How do you capture your critical planning data? How do you document priorities? How do you track progress? How do you know when you are successful? These important questions are critical to the success of your company. My Strategic Excellence Coaching process is comprehensive. It includes an annual 2-day strategic planning/planning session. We document your core ideology, BHAG, strategy, 3 Year Highly Achievable Goal, annual initiatives, quarterly priorities and metrics all on a One Page Strategic Plan. The process is ongoing … evaluate, plan, execute, and start again by evaluating, planning then executing. It's an effective cycle that fosters continuous improvement and sustainable growth. I searched my entire nonprofit career for an effective strategic planning process. I found it! The One Page Strategic Plan. It is why I am now sharing it with other nonprofit organizations. If your organization operates on a calendar year cycle now is the time to plan for 2024. Let’s get started!! I’ll help you assess the business top to bottom and seek to understand what is working and what is not. Then I’ll work with you and your leadership team to focus on what needs to be improved. No one has to do it alone.
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Ever wonder why some strategic plans fail? It’s not a lack of vision—it’s a lack of buy-in. One critical flaw in traditional strategic planning is overlooking the importance of engaging all stakeholders. Without their support and enthusiasm, even the best plans can fall flat. Yet, this crucial step often goes unspoken. At DC Design, we’ve learned that getting buy-in from staff, board members, community partners, and funders is essential for successful execution. Our latest blog reveals why stakeholder engagement is a game-changer and how to ensure everyone is on board from the start. Go through it to discover how you can avoid the 5 common flaws in strategic planning. (Blog link in comments) Ready to make your strategic plan unstoppable? Start by building consensus and commitment. #StakeholderEngagement #NonprofitLeadership #StrategicPlan #NonprofitStrategicPlan #StrategicSuccess #DCDesign
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Strategic planning has become increasingly important as many of our organizations are facing new challenges and shifting business models due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether it's time for your organization to develop a new plan or you're looking for guidance to adjust your current plan, this workshop on July 24th from 9 AM - 12 PM PST will equip you with the tools and resources you need to get the process going. What You'll Learn: -The three basic steps to effective strategic planning -Various ways organizations can utilize the process to increase impact and meet goals -How to tackle strategic planning with a limited budget -Adapting strategic plans to meet your organization's needs -Making strategic thinking an integral part of your organization Our Strategic Planning Workshop is intended for nonprofit staff and board members involved in or exploring strategic planning options. Participants will learn to recognize the difference between a strategic plan and other planning processes, identify situations where a strategic plan is most useful, and develop and implement strategies to achieve long-term goals. Register Now to start enhancing your organization's strategic planning skills: https://lnkd.in/gdsy6F7p #StrategicPlanning #NonprofitLeadership #CEN #IDEAL
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Innovation is not just about how creative you are. Invention is a dime a dozen. Innovation happens when people adopt your idea. The same can be said about changing systems! As an organization you could have the best idea, but if you cant get the backing to execute, whether that is funding or approval, it wont get done! At DC Design one of our processes is Multi-stakeholder Design because we know how important buy-in is to the success of any project.
Ever wonder why some strategic plans fail? It’s not a lack of vision—it’s a lack of buy-in. One critical flaw in traditional strategic planning is overlooking the importance of engaging all stakeholders. Without their support and enthusiasm, even the best plans can fall flat. Yet, this crucial step often goes unspoken. At DC Design, we’ve learned that getting buy-in from staff, board members, community partners, and funders is essential for successful execution. Our latest blog reveals why stakeholder engagement is a game-changer and how to ensure everyone is on board from the start. Go through it to discover how you can avoid the 5 common flaws in strategic planning. (Blog link in comments) Ready to make your strategic plan unstoppable? Start by building consensus and commitment. #StakeholderEngagement #NonprofitLeadership #StrategicPlan #NonprofitStrategicPlan #StrategicSuccess #DCDesign
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Facilitator of Inclusive + Participatory Planning, Learning, and Strategy for nonprofits, funders, networks, and collaboratives ☆ Relational Resource Mobilizer ☆ Deep roots in Southern Appalachia
Meet Strategic Planning's Speedy Little Sister! Here's more detail about the Strategy Session workshops I'm offering this year. Be in touch if you'd like to schedule one or more for your organization!
Strategy Sprints: Short Strategy Workshops for Nonprofits
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Not sure why your organization should go through the strategic planning process? Check out my latest blog for some important reasons!
Navigating Success in the New Year with a Strategic Plan — Impact Community Giving
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I am Dr John Phillip “All forms of strategic planning are about thinking that positions an individual or organisation at an advantage vis a vis the environment. It is therefore imperative to understand thinking. What is thinking?. In everyday parlance, thinking can be viewed as a process of using ones’ brain power. The brainpower is used to produce or create a desired effect. The desired effect could be in the present or future scenarios. The brainpower is used to conceptually, holistically, and analytically assess a situation or situations. The situation or situations assessed could be in the past, present or future. The intention of thinking is therefore to produce or create a desired effect in the present or future. In the process of producing or creating a desired effect in the present or future, one takes a position. The position taken may or may not lead to action. Thinking, therefore, could be perceived as taking a position vis a vis problem solving and decision making. We believe stability of a society is dependent on a strong family culture and structure. Most of the social ills that we experience in our society today are a result of the breakdown of the family institution. We are seeking solutions to this challenge. One of our contributions as BBTI in an effort to support national efforts is to strengthen the family through starting families and individuals off on the path of individual and family strategic planning process. We can conduct strategic planning start off sessions on agreed Saturdays 11 am to 4 pm at BBTI. If you are an individual or family, please indicate your preferred Saturday. The cost will be purchase of the family strategic planning book which is a practical guide manual that costs 250 Pula and 500 Pula registration fee. We can only run these sessions provided there are enough persons/ families interested in order to make it viable. We can also run these sessions online. Please send me a WhatsApp message indicating your preferred Saturday for the rest of 2023 and we can negotiate given the Saturdays we are already committed. Send me a message on my WhatsApp number +267 72620041. Thank you for your support for the cause of building nations through strengthening the family.” Dr John Phillip
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I am Dr John Phillip “All forms of strategic planning are about thinking that positions an individual or organisation at an advantage vis a vis the environment. It is therefore imperative to understand thinking. What is thinking?. In everyday parlance, thinking can be viewed as a process of using ones’ brain power. The brainpower is used to produce or create a desired effect. The desired effect could be in the present or future scenarios. The brainpower is used to conceptually, holistically, and analytically assess a situation or situations. The situation or situations assessed could be in the past, present or future. The intention of thinking is therefore to produce or create a desired effect in the present or future. In the process of producing or creating a desired effect in the present or future, one takes a position. The position taken may or may not lead to action. Thinking, therefore, could be perceived as taking a position vis a vis problem solving and decision making. We believe stability of a society is dependent on a strong family culture and structure. Most of the social ills that we experience in our society today are a result of the breakdown of the family institution. We are seeking solutions to this challenge. One of our contributions as BBTI in an effort to support national efforts is to strengthen the family through starting families and individuals off on the path of individual and family strategic planning process. We can conduct strategic planning start off sessions on agreed Saturdays 11 am to 4 pm at BBTI. If you are an individual or family, please indicate your preferred Saturday. The cost will be purchase of the family strategic planning book which is a practical guide manual that costs 250 Pula and 500 Pula registration fee. We can only run these sessions provided there are enough persons/ families interested in order to make it viable. We can also run these sessions online. Please send me a WhatsApp message indicating your preferred Saturday for the rest of 2023 and we can negotiate given the Saturdays we are already committed. Send me a message on my WhatsApp number +267 72620041. Thank you for your support for the cause of building nations through strengthening the family.” Dr John Phillip
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