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StrategicPlans thatLearn
James C. Galvin, Ed.D. February 7-8, 2013
Most nonprofit leaders believe they should have a long-range strategic plan
The problem with strategic plans is that many contain so little real strategy
Your role is to design and install a new planning process for your organization
You want your organization to adapt quickly when change happens
You wonder if your organization may have a learning disability
You are uncertain about your current strategic planning process
You want a strategic planning process that will deliver good strategy
Move from static strategic planning to dynamic strategic management
Part 1
StrategicPlanning
Strategic planning became popular during the 1960s and 1970s
Most long-range strategic plans are based on flawed assumptions
The Schleiffen Plan was static and failed to prevent a war on two fronts
The military makes use of sand tables for planning that is dynamic
Strategic planning templates don’t work
Vision
Mission
Core Values
Critical Success Factors
Goals/Objectives
Traditional strategic planning was put to death in the 1990s
Microsoft
Microsoft
Dell
Part 2
TheStrategyKernel
Strategy is how you get there
Where you are
Where you want to go
How to get there
Good strategy includes diagnosis, guiding idea, coherent actions
Diagnosis is a penetrating analysis of the challenges you are facing
Guiding idea is the overall approach you will take to confront the challenge
Coherent actions are the key initiatives that will implement the guiding idea
In the Bible we find many examples of leaders with a strategic intent
Case: Agape Adoption Agency
Case: Women in Leadership
Case: Inspirational Publishing
Case: Generic Christian University
Part 3
StrategicManagement
Move from static strategic planning to dynamic strategic management
Most organizations should conduct strategic reviews monthly or quarterly
Get the kernel right and keep adapting to your changing environment
Action planning can help you and your team clarify and strengthen a plan
Goal
Use the stair step tool to get the entire team on the same page
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purchase hardwarepurchase door
schedule installationlocate best supplier
decide door design
New front door
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Practice: What is something worth doing that you need to plan?
Goal
Move from static strategic planning to dynamic strategic management
You should feel free to let go of your old strategic planning habits
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