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Strategic Planning Staff Development Week August 2009

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Strategic PlanningStaff Development Week

August 2009

Introductions

Strategic Planning Purpose

Strategic Planning Process

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Agenda

Tonitta White, Quality Assessment Manager

Scott Epstein, Consultant from Datatel

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Introductions

Helps us to prepare for change (e.g., economic and technological changes)

Provides direction, guidance, and a common framework for planning and for decision-making

Helps us understand and address current and future stakeholders needs

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Strategic Plan Purpose (Why Plan?)

External Scan

Internal Scan

KPIs

Impact Analysis

SWOT Analysis

GAP Analysis

Goals &

ObjectivesFunctional

Conversations

Work Unit/Cross- Functional

TeamsAction Plans

Dept/Unit

Progress Reports

Fast Track

Planning

Mission/Values/Vision

Functional Plans

Ed MP / Tech Plan

Facilities Plan/ Etc

Strategic Planning Framework

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Strategic Planning Process

Environmental Scan

June-October

Focus Groups

September

Draft Vision, Mission, Goals, Objectives, KPIs

October - December

Communicate & obtain input on mission, goals, etc.

November - March

Finalize Plan

April

Create Process to Implement

Plan

January - March

Complete first Draft of Plan

January

SWOT Analysis

October

Purpose:◦ Gather data and information (external

and internal)◦ Identify relevant trends ◦ Basis for SWOT Analysis

Process:◦ Cross-functional team of about 40 employees ◦ Established four subgroups◦ Each subgroup gathered data/information on a

specific topic.◦ Subgroups identified trends and implications.

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Environmental Scan (Jun – Oct)

Purpose◦ Obtain information from internal

and external stakeholders

Process◦ Several focus group sessions will

be scheduled◦ There will be focus groups

conducted for employees, students and community

◦ Information from groups summarized

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Focus Groups(September)

A cross-functional Strategic Planning Group (SPG) will be established.

The SPG will be chaired by the president The SPG will include representatives from:

◦ Senates, Councils and SGA◦ Lakeshore & Southlake Campus◦ Student Development, Ed. Affairs,

Administrative Affairs, HR andPublic Relations

◦ Environmental Scan Group & IEPR

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Strategic Planning Group (September)

The SPG will use Environmental Scan and Focus Group data to identify: ◦Strengths◦Weaknesses◦Opportunities◦Threats

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SWOT Analysis(October)

SWOT Analysis

The Strategic Planning Group will use the SWOT to draft:◦Vision Statement◦Mission Statement◦Goals◦Objectives◦Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

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Draft Vision, Mission, Goals, Objectives &

KPIs(October - December)

The process will be transparent SPG representatives will communicate updates to their constituents

Drafts of the Strategic Plan will be communicated to stakeholders

SPG representatives will seek input on the Strategic Plan draft.

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Communication & Input

(November - March)

The first draft of the strategic plan will include:◦Highlights SWOT Analysis◦Vision, Mission, ◦Goals and Objectives ◦Institutional Key Performance Indicators

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First Strategic Plan Draft

(January)

Strategic

Plan

Processes and infrastructure needed to implement the plan will be established.◦An annual planning calendar

◦A process for implementing

◦A monitoring process

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Implementing Plan(January - March)

The final draft of the strategic plan will be completed by April.

◦Board Approval will be sought

◦Final Plan will be communicated to stakeholders (internal & external

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Final Strategic Plan Draft(April)

FinalStrategic

Plan