It is a basic premise that shared strategic thinking and behaving are more important than the completed, written plans themselves. The written plan becomes the reminder of the agreements and shared strategic thinking. There are many benefits for an organization to invest time and resources in a planning process.
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]]>Organizational planning is the continuous process of systematically making plans with the greatest possible knowledge of the future; organizing the activities needed to carry out the plans; and monitoring the results of the plans through feedback.
More specifically, planning is a continuous process of:
It is a basic premise that shared strategic thinking and behaving are more important than the completed, written plans themselves. The written plan becomes the reminder of the agreements and shared strategic thinking. There are many benefits for an organization to invest time and resources in a planning process. Some of these benefits are:
A tailored Organizational Planning process that builds on the existing expertise and data within your organization. We will work with a representative Core Planning Team to:
Core team meetings will be purposefully structured to allow participants to experience teamwork and build consensus.
As a result of implementing the Organizational Planning process you will have:
For more information please contact us:
Phone: 512-515-0580
Fax: 512-515-0590
E-mail: Kathleen McCleskey
E-mail: Bob McCleskey
]]>Where time is of the essence, nonprofits need to be sure they are using the best tools possible to reach the goals of every project they undertake. By reaching these goals in a systematic way, clients are served better and the entire organization benefits.
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]]>A project is a series of activities that has a limited time for completion with a specific outcome in mind. When completed there will be a service, product, funding, or a specific result. A project can include a fund raising event, a volunteer recruitment process, the hiring of a new executive director, launch of a new program, or anything that is not part of the “everyday business” of the nonprofit. Project management is a systematic process that balances the elements of time, money, quality, monitoring, and execution to reach a specific goal.
Specifically project manage is the process of:
The ability to plan and document the ins and outs of a project have been proven to produce better and more smoothly run projects. Where time is of the essence, nonprofits need to be sure they are using the best tools possible to reach the goals of every project they undertake. By reaching these goals in a systematic way, clients are served better and the entire organization benefits. Some of the benefits of a project management approach are:
Working with key individuals in the nonprofit we will:
As a result of using a systematic project management approach you will have
A tailored blueprint for implementing a project
For more information please contact us:
Phone: 512-515-0580
Fax: 512-515-0590
E-mail: Kathleen McCleskey
E-mail: Bob McCleskey
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