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Transcript: Reading assistance and teaching Rent reimbursement Training parents to teach and read Reading WORKS April 2010 Elementary schools: Coit, Mulich, Sibley, Covell Grand Rapids Property Owners Association Mission Organizational Mandates Expand program to additional schools Obtain ACSET funding/support Obtain GRPS funding/support Seek additional grants for funding Expand marketing, create website and/or brochure O The Other Way Weaknesses Recommendation #3 Questions ReadingWORKS: Strategic Plan Funders Campfire USA Keystone Church Devos Foundation Currently serving four elementary schools, and the surrounding communities. They hope to Strategies to manage issues •Diversify funding base •Develop and maintain outcome evaluation measure •Apply for 501(c) 3 status and pursue grants independently from ASCET •Develop better marketing tools. (e.g. website, pamphlet) •Avoid 501(c) 3 status and become a program funded and sustained by ASCET •Partner with ASCET and work collaboratively, neither becoming an independent 501(c) 3 nor a program of ASCET •Identify key community partners with whom to team up Strong and committed leadership History of success and growth Positive community relationship Adequate funding to meet needs Diverse funding stream provided to program Provides networking for parents Kent Schools Services Network We recommend that Reading WORKS establishes a unified mission and vision statement Opportunities Sustain funding by diversifying funder base through website design, resource management, and donor aquisition Introductions: Internal Stakeholders What they're about SWOC ACSET Issue #3 How can Reading WORKS sustain funding over the next five years? Adults play an important role in the lives of children It is the day to day experiences that count most within families Issue #2 Should Reading WORKS formalize their organization? Recommendation #2 That Reading WORKS formalizes the organization by: Clearly identified roles, contracts, structure Students Todd Workman Strengths Lack of concrete structure to the program No sustainable leadership Struggle between ACSET/Mary Lack of specific goals and direction Lack of volunteer board or advisors Decentralized training for teachers No website or brochure Lack of communication •Become a part of ASCET •Independently apply for 501(c) 3 status •Hire a Director to oversee programming, funding and community partnering •Develop a clearly identified organizational structure •Recruit a volunteer Board of Directors Strategic Issues Mission:(tentative) A collaborative community effort to educate families thereby promoting the love of literacy that is transferred from one generation to another producing stronger families and communities "I have learned to be more understanding and patient with my son." "This program has helped me a lot because I am learning with him" •Identify a singular mission statement that guides their acting, thinking, and decision making •Identify a vision for the future of Reading WORKS and take appropriate actions to achieve that vision External Stakeholders G Shane Schamper Challenges Teachers Recommendation #1 W Mary Engelsman: Creator GRPS ! Strategy Change Cycle Recommendations Services Mary Englesman Organization Description Issue #1 What are Reading WORKS' mission and vision for the future? Gathering data and reporting Sustainability Communication Need for financial reporting and day-to-day direction Ability to measure changes in GRPS Communities R Scope Stakeholders

Strategic Plan Presentation

Transcript: Strategic Plan Presentation By Jonathan Thompson My Agency Foundation Communities - grassroots organization local to Austin, TX, since 1990 - focuses on providing housing, employment, educational opportunities, and other resources to low-income Individuals and families - serves 23 locations in the Austin area and North Texas More... - Provides On-site mental health services to residents The issue at Foundation Communities that I would like to focus on surrounds diversity within the nonprofit itself. There is a lack of diversity in staff and management positions in the organization. As result, there has been a high turnover rate among Black employees Problem & History “Do Black Employees of Foundation Communities feel a sense of comfortability, inclusivity, and belonging in their work environment?" More specifically... Organization Funding Funding Source: U.S. government, corporations, foundations & Individual gifts Organizational Needs & Capacities Assessment 70-80% of annual operating budget comes from the rent that residents pay per month The organization raises the additional 20-30% of funding through grants from the government, corporations, foundations, and individual gifts Resident Services provides direct care to residents, providing them case management and therapeutic services such as employment searching, resume building, and individual therapy from an onsite LCSW. Structure Resident Services Property Management Property Management Property Management provides residents with maintenance services. Their role in the organization is property upkeep and ensuring that residents are living in a safe and clean environment. Programs & Services programs Foundation Communities provides housing, education, health (physical and mental), and financial stability opportunities for their residents. Educational Opportunities: free after-school care and summer programs for children, the English as a Second Language program, job searching, resume building, job interview coaching, free financial coaching, and assistance with income tax preparation. Health insurance enrollment, doctor appointment scheduling, and even transportation to those scheduled appointments Health Services Health Services At every facility, there is an onsite LCSW that provides mental health services Cultural Competency Cultural Competency Foundation Communities shows initiative in nurturing an environment that is culturally competent and diverse. Several groups in place exist to promote cultural competency for staff and a sense of inclusivity and belonging for every resident. Groups: Anti-racism committee established and a focus group for Black Residents, Focus Group for Black Residents Areas of Growth Areas for Growth Outreach and initiatives for Latinx residents Outreach and initiatives for LGBTQIA+ residents Personnel Policies, Procedures, & Practices Personnel Policies, Procedures, and Practices Foundation Communities has policies that are set in place to promote the safety and wellbeing of their residents and staff. These policies align with many of the NASW Code of Ethics principles that hold their clinicians to a high standard of conducting with professionalism and integrity. Emergencies and Harm Reduction Goal: Increase the Percentage of Black Employees at Foundation Communities Process Objective #1: Conduct in-Depth Interviews with the Current Black employees of FC to gauge the level of comfortability and inclusivity they feel in their work environment GOAL & PROCESS OBJECTIVES Process Objective #2: Identify themes from the collected data and Analyze the findings with Resident Services Client System: Black employees at Foundation Communities Participants’ systems Initiator system: My Supervisor and Resident Services Target System: Residential Services Leadership Foundation Communities & hiring practices TARGET SYSTEM Activities/ Timeline Gantt Chart - Project Timeline Force Field Analysis Force Field Analysis When the percentage of Black employees increase by 30% Evaluation plan Outcome Indicators & Data Source A high-level qualitative indicator would be an observed increase in cultural competency at the agency. Pre- and Post- Comparison Study Data Collection Procedure Data Collection Procedure On April 9, 2021, I conducted in-depth interviews with the current Black employees at Foundation Communities. Within the interview the interviewee will be asked five questions: Questions Questions 1. Have you experienced discrimination because of your racial identity? 2. Do you feel comfortable talking to other Foundation Communities employees about racism? If not, why not? 3. Do you believe that Foundation Communities is a place that is welcoming, inclusive, and affirming to residents of all skin colors, cultures, religions, and other person traits? 4. Do you believe Foundation Communities’ facilities are impacted by racism? If yes, in what ways? 5. Do you feel that you are valued and belong at Foundation Communities? Thematic Content Analysis

Strategic Plan Presentation

Transcript: Balance Scorecard -Strategic Goals Customer Care Program.............. .................................First team that introduces a customer care team and they state in their team charter that “Everyone at Manchester United is committed to providing exceptional levels of service to our supporters and customers.” Quality Excellence in MU Products.............................. All official product must meet the quality standards for supporters and customers Retaining Customers...................................................... Maintaining a strong connection with followers and customers MISSION, VISION, AND VALUES Daisy Gonzalez Christian Nuñez Martin O Martinez Jose A Morales VALUES OF MU Communication Market Advertising............... As of 2011, the $458 billion global advertising market, which is forecast to grow to $600 billion by 2016, annual growth rate of 5.5% Monitoring Employees..........According to the official page ManU has 793 full time employees as of June 30, 2013 according to (Manchester United, 2013) Diversity.................................. Hiring employees fluent in several languages to communicate with the different branches of the club The Club works towards self-imposed targets The Club aims to be clear about its priorities and aspirations The Club open and balanced about its position and honest about the challenges it faces Positive difference to the community ( Worldwide) Many programs for the younger ones Employee satisfaction............................... Large salaries and benefits for good players. (W. Rooney, he makes £180k weekly) Turn Over.................................................... The turn over recorded was £320m (down from £331m in 2011) ("Tsm Plug", 2013). Innovations........................................... ManUTV, Mobile Apps, Oficial Page Translated to 7 languages, Video Games Become Globally known.................. Market transactions and strategic investments (El Chicharito Hernandez) -Strategic Goals INTERNAL PROBLEMS DEBT RISE VISION OF MU To be the best football club in the World The Club is part of the community in the widest sense. The Club success not only to be measured by the number of trophies they win but, by the impact they cause on the community. Everyone in the club is committed to environmental and social issues Employee Perspective Trends TEAM B Media Relations Languages Services Disability communication Customer feedback Financial Perspective Manchester United. (2013). The Club Social Responsibility. Retrieved from http://www.manutd.com/en/Club/Corporate-Social-Responsibility.aspx Strengths Business Process Perspective FAILED INVESTMENTS CORRUPT TRANSACTIONS DEBT RESOURCES OVERUSED GOVERNMENTS LAWS THE MANCHESTER UNITED / MU MISSION OF MU Corporate Public Relations DIVERSITY EXPANSION OF FAN BASE -Strategic Goals Quarterly financial reports. Monthly video conference meetings. Corporate website. E-mail and mail. Weaknesses References FREQUENT CHANGES MOBILE, ON-LINE MARKETING Strategic Plan Presentation Engage Effectively with stakeholders Business Class ESPN FC. (2012). Retrieved from http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1053251/manchester-united's-sir-alex-ferguson:-it's-not-all-about-money?cc=5901 BUS/475 Mr. John Trout Customer Value Perspective Questions about this presentation? Manchester United Ltd. (2012, August 7). Code of Business Conduct and Ethics(1), 1-1. Retrieved from http://phx.corporate- Opportunities Increase Market Share....................... MU is looking stable closing at $16.90 (up)↓, and a day high of $16.97 (down), October 8, 2013. (Marketwatch.com, 2013) Increase Revenues........................... Revenues rise 29% compared to the same period in 2011 Reduce Debt....................................... Lower on long term obligations, and also lower their deferred tax liabilities. Become the most Valuable Soccer Club........................ Manchester United is valuated in 837m -Strategy Goals GLOBAL PRESENCE MARKETING SPONSORS FINANCIALLY STABLE Threats Active Social Engagement Valuing Staff Rewards System Staff Benefits Safeguarding Children Policy

Strategic Plan Presentation

Transcript: Introduction and Context Purpose of the Meeting The purpose of this meeting is to engage stakeholders in validating the strategic plan created by the National Biosafety Authority. This collaborative effort aims to incorporate diverse perspectives to ensure the plan meets national biosafety objectives. Overview of the National Biosafety Authority The National Biosafety Authority is a public institution responsible for regulating biotechnology and ensuring the safe application of biotechnology products. It aims to promote biosafety by implementing relevant policies and facilitating public health and environmental protection. Importance of Public Participation Public participation is crucial for transparency and accountability in the strategic planning process. Engaging stakeholders ensures that diverse voices are heard, fostering trust and enhancing the overall effectiveness of the biosafety initiatives. Strategic Plan Presentation Implementation and Evaluation Strategic Issues & Goals Identifying strategic issues is critical to focus organizational efforts. Goals must align with the overarching mission, aiming to improve biosafety measures and enhance public confidence in biotechnologies. Strategic Framework Resource Mobilization Resource mobilization strategies focus on securing necessary funds and human resources. This includes partnerships, grants, and collaborative projects to enhance biosafety initiatives. Key Result Areas Key Result Areas (KRAs) define the priority areas that drive success. They include enhancing stakeholder engagement, improving regulatory frameworks, and fostering public awareness on biosafety. Monitoring and Evaluation Strategic Direction Contextual Frameworks A robust monitoring and evaluation system assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of the implementation process. It ensures timely adjustments and reports on key performance indicators to measure success. The strategic direction focuses on enhancing biosafety measures through innovation and stakeholder collaboration. Key goals include improving public awareness and harnessing technology for effective bio-risk management. The strategic framework incorporates national and international regulations on biosafety, environmental policies, and public health mandates. This ensures that the National Biosafety Authority operates within a robust legal framework, promoting safe biotechnological advancements. Implementation Framework Key Aspects for Stakeholder Engagement and Validation Stakeholder Overview Situational Analysis An effective implementation framework supports translating strategic goals into actionable steps. It involves assigning responsibilities, timelines, and resources to ensure accountability. A thorough situational analysis identifies key challenges, including public perception of biotechnology and gaps in regulatory enforcement. This analysis informs targeted strategies to mitigate risks while promoting benefits. Stakeholders include government agencies, industry representatives, and civil society organizations. Engaging these stakeholders is crucial for validating the strategic plan and ensuring comprehensive input on biosafety measures.

STRATEGIC PLAN PRESENTATION

Transcript: STRATEGIC PLAN ABOUT Executive Summary The Morgan Library & Museum located in the heart of New York City, began as the private library of financier Pierpont Morgan (1837–1913), one of the preeminent collectors and cultural benefactors in the United States. Since 1924 when J. P. Morgan, Jr. fulfilled his father's wish and made the library it into a public institution, the Morgan Library & Museum has been welcoming patrons. The Strategic plan was created by the Strategic Plan Committee, which consists of members from each department of the Morgan. The Board of Trustees has also played an integral role in guiding the Strategic Planning Committee. The plan began with assessing the current state of the Morgan Library and Museum and identifying what is needed to best serve our current patrons, how to procure new patrons to the library and how to grow the Morgan technologically. With this the Strategic Planning Committee identified three strategic initiatives: 1. Increasing Attendance- The Strategic Plan suggestions include a marketing campaign, innovative exhibitions and targeting “Millennials” in order to achieve this initiative. 2. Available for All - The Morgan was bequeathed to the public in 1926 so that to have all people regardless of social, or economic background were able to its treasures. The strategic plan calls to keep this important initiative by instituting “Free Fridays” every Friday and not just once a month as it currently stands. 3. Progress Technologically -The Strategic Plan suggests digitizing The Morgan’s collections and exhibits as a way of not only keeping up with the times but also to maintain a digitize VCd record of the treasures of The Morgan and adding another avenue of accessibility. The strategic plan was created to provide guidance and goals for The Morgan Library & Museum in the next year, beginning in January 2019. The strategic plan will be evaluated and possibly reassessed bi-monthly by the Board of Trustees and the Strategic Planning Committee. ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE Overview TEAM TEAM Executive Summary OFFERING PROBLEM PROBLEMS 01. 02. 03. SOLUTION SOLUTIONS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES Strength 1 Strength 2 Strength 3 Strength 4 ACHIEVEMENT ACHIEVEMENTS 20% 42% 27% 80% 100% TESTIMONIALS TESTIMONIALS " " " TIMELINE TIMELINE 2016 2018 2017 2019 NOW Q and A Q and A

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