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Peter Komives, director for network integration at GEN, on strategic planning for GEN country affiliates at the Global Entrepreneurship Congress in Medellin, Colombia.
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- 3. Peter Komives Director for Network Integration, GEN A GEN [COUNTRY] STRATEGIC PLANNING peter@gew.co
- 4. GEN STRATEGIC PLANNING National leadership while being connected to a global network Provides GEN [Country] . . . Leverage its own unique strengths to achieve its mission Aims to Its people – deep reserves of knowledge, experience and expertise Its position – neutral platform that builds trust among leading entrepreneurship supporters Its access – world-class GEN Global platforms, programs, initiatives, and resources These include And And peter@gew.co
- 5. GEN STRATEGIC PLANNING Its People • Governing Board Directors • Advisory Board Members • Managing Director • Professional Staff • Networks of advisors • GEN Global Professional Staff peter@gew.co
- 6. GEN STRATEGIC PLANNING Its Position • Neutral platform • Inclusive of the leading organizations empowering entrepreneurs • Increases communication, cooperation & collaboration • Unifies groups who may otherwise compete with one another peter@gew.co
- 7. GEN STRATEGIC PLANNING Its Access • GEN Global Platforms • e.g. GEN Compete • GEN Global Programs • e.g. Startup Huddle • GEN Global Initiatives • e.g. GERN & Startup Nations • GEN Global Resources • e.g. Connection to Kauffman Foundation knowledge base peter@gew.co
- 8. GEN STRATEGIC PLANNING • The GEN [Country] Acting Managing Director Handbook, contains a guide for strategic planning peter@gew.co
- 9. GEN STRATEGIC PLANNING • The Handbook sets out a step-by-step process for drafting a straightforward plan that sets out: • A mission statement • Conclusions from recent research and surveys about to the major challenges facing startups and scale-ups nationally • Goals, objectives and activities • An assessment of anticipated resources • A strategic analysis—typically a “gap” analysis or “SWOT” analysis peter@gew.co
- 10. GEN STRATEGIC PLANNING • S • W • O • T peter@gew.co
- 11. “Change, who needs change, isn’t the situation bad enough already?” peter@gew.co
- 12. GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP NETWORK w e a r e g e n . c o