This document provides information on developing a mission, vision, and values for a business. It defines a mission statement as describing a company's function, markets, and competitive advantages. Examples of mission statements are provided. The vision looks to the future and describes what the organization wants to become. Vision examples are given. Core values specify the attitudes that guide an organization's operations and culture. The document provides exercises to help identify an organization's core values. It emphasizes testing values to ensure they are truly core to the business.
This document discusses vision, mission, values, and culture for organizations. It defines each concept and provides examples. Vision is what a company aspires to be in the future, while mission defines its current purpose and goals. Values are the principles that support the vision and shape culture. Culture refers to how people behave within the organization and is influenced by its values. Having clearly defined vision, mission, and values that are aligned can strengthen an organization's culture and improve performance.
This document provides guidance on developing mission, vision, and values statements for an organization. It defines a mission statement as describing an organization's purpose by answering questions like what it does, for whom, and where. A vision statement describes where the organization is headed in the future. Values define the principles that guide an organization's behavior. Examples are provided of effective mission and vision statements from the University of Miami and Florida International University that are descriptive yet concise.
What are the Mission, Vision and Values statements of a nonprofit organization? How do we create them for our organization? Based on Strategic Planning for Nonprofit Organizations by Allison & Kaye.
Organizational values, vision & missionAlo Lacsamana
The document discusses organizational vision, mission, and values. It defines a vision as looking to the future ideal state, a mission as the current purpose and goals, and values as the core ethics that guide behavior. Examples of visions include making people happy (Disney) and providing information access (Google). Missions should be memorable, unique, and realistic. Values statements list the principles an organization adheres to and form an ethical foundation. Together, vision, mission, and values provide direction and constrain actions to build a positive culture.
This book provides a framework to help consultants build, grow, and transform their businesses by focusing on fundamentals. It presents a process called Odyssey that challenges typical approaches and offers a methodology to help consultants excel in their field through advanced techniques and methods. The book is available for purchase on Amazon.
The document discusses pursuing companies instead of just applying to jobs. It recommends identifying what type of role and company culture is desired, understanding that one is always marketing themselves, and leveraging existing connections to target the right companies. Specifically, it advises assessing company culture fit, showcasing cultural themes in one's profile, practicing communication, and ensuring mutual vetting between the job seeker and prospective employers.
The document discusses how to make an organization's culture work for adopting agile practices. It recommends using Schneider's culture model to assess the existing culture and identify whether it is collaboration, control, competence, or cultivation oriented. Based on the dominant culture, certain agile practices like Kanban or software craftsmanship may be better fits than others to work with the existing culture rather than try to change it. The key is to adopt practices that are aligned with the organizational culture in order to facilitate a successful agile transition.
This document provides information on developing a mission, vision, and values for a business. It defines a mission statement as describing a company's function, markets, and competitive advantages. Examples of mission statements are provided. The vision looks to the future and describes what the organization wants to become. Vision examples are given. Core values specify the attitudes that guide an organization's operations and culture. The document provides exercises to help identify an organization's core values. It emphasizes testing values to ensure they are truly core to the business.
This document discusses vision, mission, values, and culture for organizations. It defines each concept and provides examples. Vision is what a company aspires to be in the future, while mission defines its current purpose and goals. Values are the principles that support the vision and shape culture. Culture refers to how people behave within the organization and is influenced by its values. Having clearly defined vision, mission, and values that are aligned can strengthen an organization's culture and improve performance.
This document provides guidance on developing mission, vision, and values statements for an organization. It defines a mission statement as describing an organization's purpose by answering questions like what it does, for whom, and where. A vision statement describes where the organization is headed in the future. Values define the principles that guide an organization's behavior. Examples are provided of effective mission and vision statements from the University of Miami and Florida International University that are descriptive yet concise.
What are the Mission, Vision and Values statements of a nonprofit organization? How do we create them for our organization? Based on Strategic Planning for Nonprofit Organizations by Allison & Kaye.
Organizational values, vision & missionAlo Lacsamana
The document discusses organizational vision, mission, and values. It defines a vision as looking to the future ideal state, a mission as the current purpose and goals, and values as the core ethics that guide behavior. Examples of visions include making people happy (Disney) and providing information access (Google). Missions should be memorable, unique, and realistic. Values statements list the principles an organization adheres to and form an ethical foundation. Together, vision, mission, and values provide direction and constrain actions to build a positive culture.
This book provides a framework to help consultants build, grow, and transform their businesses by focusing on fundamentals. It presents a process called Odyssey that challenges typical approaches and offers a methodology to help consultants excel in their field through advanced techniques and methods. The book is available for purchase on Amazon.
The document discusses pursuing companies instead of just applying to jobs. It recommends identifying what type of role and company culture is desired, understanding that one is always marketing themselves, and leveraging existing connections to target the right companies. Specifically, it advises assessing company culture fit, showcasing cultural themes in one's profile, practicing communication, and ensuring mutual vetting between the job seeker and prospective employers.
The document discusses how to make an organization's culture work for adopting agile practices. It recommends using Schneider's culture model to assess the existing culture and identify whether it is collaboration, control, competence, or cultivation oriented. Based on the dominant culture, certain agile practices like Kanban or software craftsmanship may be better fits than others to work with the existing culture rather than try to change it. The key is to adopt practices that are aligned with the organizational culture in order to facilitate a successful agile transition.
Every one has got a desire to become a CEO of a Company. But, they lack initiative and unable to influence others. This PPT will help them to understand what makes a CEO and how to become a CEO.
Road to Success: Values, Vission and MissionSercafim
The document discusses the key components of developing an organizational vision, mission, and strategy for success. It outlines that values, vision, and mission provide the foundation for an organization and performance results. Vision provides inspiration and guidance by describing what successful future looks like. Mission describes the overall purpose and reason for an organization's existence by answering who it serves, its purpose, and the ultimate outcome. The document provides guidance on creating a mission statement by identifying the problem, affected community, purpose, and target population.
This document discusses the definitions and purposes of mission statements and organizational purpose. It states that a mission statement defines an organization's role in society and flows from its overall purpose, which is about how the organization meets societal needs. The mission explains the organization's philosophy and what it aims to achieve, while purpose is about who benefits and why managers do more than the minimum. It also provides characteristics of effective mission statements and how they are formulated through formal and informal processes led by CEOs and consultants.
Henk Kruger, Steve Mundell and Alexander Gardiner Jocasta77
This document discusses how succession of people is essential to the sustainability of an organization. It provides substantiation that the costs of employee disengagement and unhappiness can be significant, citing statistics on topics like engagement levels, productivity, and replacement costs. The document then discusses measuring and increasing employee happiness through factors like work environment, development opportunities, and cultural alignment. It proposes action plans around measuring happiness, growing engagement, cultural alignment during recruitment, remuneration, and ensuring work-life integration to help ensure the sustainability of the organization through satisfied employees.
Alexander gardiner 49 assignsubmission_file_assignment 5Jocasta77
1. The document discusses how the succession of people is essential to the sustainability of an organization. It provides data showing that engaged employees lead to higher profits, productivity, and lower costs from disengagement.
2. Maintaining employee happiness is important, as happy employees are more creative, productive, and have better understanding of customers. Architectural structures like measurement tools are recommended to continually monitor employee happiness.
3. Proposed action plans include measuring and growing employee happiness through a pleasant work environment and engagement, aligning talents, opportunities for charitable giving, mentoring, and ensuring cultural alignment during recruitment. Fair remuneration, recruitment, exits and work-life integration are also discussed.
The document discusses the results of Executive Success coaching for the Australian mortgage broking and financial planning firm Rate One. Executive Success helped Rate One develop robust systems and processes that provided structure, unified goals beyond just profit, and allowed for quick growth. Within a year of working with Executive Success, Rate One's monthly sales grew 500% while doubling its staff size. The new systems also enabled Rate One to expand into new business areas and offices successfully.
The document outlines an organization's strategy to inspire people to live well and feel great through providing the best services, delivered by highly skilled people, in the best places. The strategy focuses on behavior change through a sustainable asset-based development approach, appropriate services for all ages and locations, and building a highly skilled workforce within a values-based culture.
Steve mundell 55 assignsubmission_file_assignme...Jocasta77
This document discusses how succession of people is essential to organizational sustainability. It provides evidence that engaged employees lead to higher profits, productivity and lower costs. Measuring and increasing employee happiness is important as happiness contributes to creativity, ideas and performance. The document proposes action plans to measure and grow employee happiness through a pleasant work environment, development opportunities, and ensuring cultural alignment during recruitment and development. Succession processes should aim to recruit the right people and keep existing employees engaged to maintain a sustainable and happy organization.
This document discusses entrepreneurship and the challenges facing entrepreneurs globally. It begins with definitions of entrepreneurship, enterprises, and innovation. It then addresses why entrepreneurship is important currently for individual and country growth. The document outlines broad challenges facing entrepreneurs worldwide like rapid changes, focus on knowledge and technology, and cultural determinants. It concludes with ways individuals and organizations can improve entrepreneurial abilities such as being passionate and budgeting for innovation.
Nigerian universities vision and missionstatisense
The document discusses the visions and missions of various Nigerian universities, including 37 federal universities. It notes that the reputations and standings of Nigerian universities are sometimes determined based on international rankings, as the National Universities Commission in Nigeria does not formally publish reputation rankings. It then examines and compares the visions and missions of the federal universities. The visions generally aim for the universities to become world-class or globally competitive institutions, while the missions focus on areas like teaching, research, community service, and advancing knowledge.
The document discusses the importance of vision, mission, and values for any organization. It states that the vision sets out what the organization aims to accomplish and inspires members. The mission describes how the organization will achieve its vision in practical terms. Values provide guidance for behavior and decision-making. Together, vision, mission, and values are key elements of strategic planning that should be communicated to both internal and external stakeholders.
4 Key Steps to Building a High Performance Culturejasminerreese
The document outlines 4 key steps to building a high performance culture: 1) Focus on company-wide success over individual department success through free-flowing communication. 2) Be selective about hiring to properly instill company values as expansion occurs. 3) Implement a merit-based reward system to motivate high performance. 4) Embrace necessary changes at the right time despite discomfort with change. Following these principles can help create a high performance culture.
The document outlines steps for writing a vision statement. It instructs managers to first evaluate sample vision statements and then formulate a list of the company's goals and principles. Managers are then directed to share the goals with others involved to keep the process on track.
Ready to build culture from the ground up? DH hosted a lunch-and-learn session on how culture can impact the success of your growing organization.
Together, we discussed the burning culture questions that keep you up at night such as:
• How to create and maintain a productive company culture as you scale
• How to resolve problematic areas that do not embody desired culture
• How to hire for and measure performance based on culture
In attendance were founders looking to develop a strong company culture from the start and leaders in Employee Experience, HR, Talent Management, Learning and Development, and People Operations.
To bring our coaches to your organization for a workshop, email us: culture@deliveringhappiness.com
Learn more: http://deliveringhappiness.com/services/
Vision and mission statements, a set of criteria for development and evaluationdaveaddy
The document discusses strategic planning concepts including strategic goals, objectives, action plans, performance measures, mission, vision, and values. It provides examples of effective and ineffective vision statements, noting characteristics like being inspiring, painting a clear picture, and being feasible. It also discusses the importance of a clear mission statement and outlines common components of effective mission statements like identifying customers, products/services, and commitment to growth.
Building Blocks of Entrepreneurial Organization, ISABS December 16 PaperPeopleWiz Consulting
A paper presentation by Protima Sharma at ISABS Jaipur OD Conclave on "Building Blocks of Entrepreneurial Organization". Lessons from Culture Cultivation in Startups. Attached is a primer of the paper.
Tell me again_ difference between Vision Mission and StrategyAndrew Scantland
- The document discusses the differences between an organization's vision, mission, and strategy.
- A vision is the organization's aspiration or ideal future state. A mission defines the organization's purpose and answers questions like what it does and for whom. Strategy outlines how resources will be allocated to accomplish the mission.
- While not strictly necessary, developing a clear vision and mission can help provide employees with clarity around their roles, improve decision making, and motivate teams by allowing them to understand how their work contributes to larger goals.
First Impressions open doors!! Do you look and act like a winner? Are you prepared to compete and get noticed? The first step to success is making sure your resume, words, and image reflect your true value. You will have an edge if you understand what employers are looking for in potential candidates. In this seminar, human resource professionals will help you build a resume, polish your image, and say the right things. Get ready to take action and win!
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Build or upgrade a winning resume.
b. List dos and don’ts of interviewing.
c. Use Critical Networking techniques.
d. Identify specific questions to ask potential employers.
IFIM B School - 6 Essentials of Employability in Business ManagementIfimBSchool
IFIM Business School is consistently ranked amongst the top b schools in India. It has been a front runner in creating an innovative & unique business management curriculum.
Mission - Vision - Strategy in Organisationsgueste7f127a
Slide deck I made for a 1 hour presentation about Mission - Vision - Strategy in organisations for first year engineering students. I usually end the presentation with a 10 minute round-up of personal experiences with M-V-S in my entrepreneurial background.
Chapter 9: Social Behavior and Good GovernanceKimber Palada
Chapter 9: Organization's Vision, Values & Mission from the book of Corporate Social Responsibility and Good Governance by Samuel Mejia Salvador, Gloria J. Toletino-Baysa & Ellinor C. Fua-Geronimo
Every one has got a desire to become a CEO of a Company. But, they lack initiative and unable to influence others. This PPT will help them to understand what makes a CEO and how to become a CEO.
Road to Success: Values, Vission and MissionSercafim
The document discusses the key components of developing an organizational vision, mission, and strategy for success. It outlines that values, vision, and mission provide the foundation for an organization and performance results. Vision provides inspiration and guidance by describing what successful future looks like. Mission describes the overall purpose and reason for an organization's existence by answering who it serves, its purpose, and the ultimate outcome. The document provides guidance on creating a mission statement by identifying the problem, affected community, purpose, and target population.
This document discusses the definitions and purposes of mission statements and organizational purpose. It states that a mission statement defines an organization's role in society and flows from its overall purpose, which is about how the organization meets societal needs. The mission explains the organization's philosophy and what it aims to achieve, while purpose is about who benefits and why managers do more than the minimum. It also provides characteristics of effective mission statements and how they are formulated through formal and informal processes led by CEOs and consultants.
Henk Kruger, Steve Mundell and Alexander Gardiner Jocasta77
This document discusses how succession of people is essential to the sustainability of an organization. It provides substantiation that the costs of employee disengagement and unhappiness can be significant, citing statistics on topics like engagement levels, productivity, and replacement costs. The document then discusses measuring and increasing employee happiness through factors like work environment, development opportunities, and cultural alignment. It proposes action plans around measuring happiness, growing engagement, cultural alignment during recruitment, remuneration, and ensuring work-life integration to help ensure the sustainability of the organization through satisfied employees.
Alexander gardiner 49 assignsubmission_file_assignment 5Jocasta77
1. The document discusses how the succession of people is essential to the sustainability of an organization. It provides data showing that engaged employees lead to higher profits, productivity, and lower costs from disengagement.
2. Maintaining employee happiness is important, as happy employees are more creative, productive, and have better understanding of customers. Architectural structures like measurement tools are recommended to continually monitor employee happiness.
3. Proposed action plans include measuring and growing employee happiness through a pleasant work environment and engagement, aligning talents, opportunities for charitable giving, mentoring, and ensuring cultural alignment during recruitment. Fair remuneration, recruitment, exits and work-life integration are also discussed.
The document discusses the results of Executive Success coaching for the Australian mortgage broking and financial planning firm Rate One. Executive Success helped Rate One develop robust systems and processes that provided structure, unified goals beyond just profit, and allowed for quick growth. Within a year of working with Executive Success, Rate One's monthly sales grew 500% while doubling its staff size. The new systems also enabled Rate One to expand into new business areas and offices successfully.
The document outlines an organization's strategy to inspire people to live well and feel great through providing the best services, delivered by highly skilled people, in the best places. The strategy focuses on behavior change through a sustainable asset-based development approach, appropriate services for all ages and locations, and building a highly skilled workforce within a values-based culture.
Steve mundell 55 assignsubmission_file_assignme...Jocasta77
This document discusses how succession of people is essential to organizational sustainability. It provides evidence that engaged employees lead to higher profits, productivity and lower costs. Measuring and increasing employee happiness is important as happiness contributes to creativity, ideas and performance. The document proposes action plans to measure and grow employee happiness through a pleasant work environment, development opportunities, and ensuring cultural alignment during recruitment and development. Succession processes should aim to recruit the right people and keep existing employees engaged to maintain a sustainable and happy organization.
This document discusses entrepreneurship and the challenges facing entrepreneurs globally. It begins with definitions of entrepreneurship, enterprises, and innovation. It then addresses why entrepreneurship is important currently for individual and country growth. The document outlines broad challenges facing entrepreneurs worldwide like rapid changes, focus on knowledge and technology, and cultural determinants. It concludes with ways individuals and organizations can improve entrepreneurial abilities such as being passionate and budgeting for innovation.
Nigerian universities vision and missionstatisense
The document discusses the visions and missions of various Nigerian universities, including 37 federal universities. It notes that the reputations and standings of Nigerian universities are sometimes determined based on international rankings, as the National Universities Commission in Nigeria does not formally publish reputation rankings. It then examines and compares the visions and missions of the federal universities. The visions generally aim for the universities to become world-class or globally competitive institutions, while the missions focus on areas like teaching, research, community service, and advancing knowledge.
The document discusses the importance of vision, mission, and values for any organization. It states that the vision sets out what the organization aims to accomplish and inspires members. The mission describes how the organization will achieve its vision in practical terms. Values provide guidance for behavior and decision-making. Together, vision, mission, and values are key elements of strategic planning that should be communicated to both internal and external stakeholders.
4 Key Steps to Building a High Performance Culturejasminerreese
The document outlines 4 key steps to building a high performance culture: 1) Focus on company-wide success over individual department success through free-flowing communication. 2) Be selective about hiring to properly instill company values as expansion occurs. 3) Implement a merit-based reward system to motivate high performance. 4) Embrace necessary changes at the right time despite discomfort with change. Following these principles can help create a high performance culture.
The document outlines steps for writing a vision statement. It instructs managers to first evaluate sample vision statements and then formulate a list of the company's goals and principles. Managers are then directed to share the goals with others involved to keep the process on track.
Ready to build culture from the ground up? DH hosted a lunch-and-learn session on how culture can impact the success of your growing organization.
Together, we discussed the burning culture questions that keep you up at night such as:
• How to create and maintain a productive company culture as you scale
• How to resolve problematic areas that do not embody desired culture
• How to hire for and measure performance based on culture
In attendance were founders looking to develop a strong company culture from the start and leaders in Employee Experience, HR, Talent Management, Learning and Development, and People Operations.
To bring our coaches to your organization for a workshop, email us: culture@deliveringhappiness.com
Learn more: http://deliveringhappiness.com/services/
Vision and mission statements, a set of criteria for development and evaluationdaveaddy
The document discusses strategic planning concepts including strategic goals, objectives, action plans, performance measures, mission, vision, and values. It provides examples of effective and ineffective vision statements, noting characteristics like being inspiring, painting a clear picture, and being feasible. It also discusses the importance of a clear mission statement and outlines common components of effective mission statements like identifying customers, products/services, and commitment to growth.
Building Blocks of Entrepreneurial Organization, ISABS December 16 PaperPeopleWiz Consulting
A paper presentation by Protima Sharma at ISABS Jaipur OD Conclave on "Building Blocks of Entrepreneurial Organization". Lessons from Culture Cultivation in Startups. Attached is a primer of the paper.
Tell me again_ difference between Vision Mission and StrategyAndrew Scantland
- The document discusses the differences between an organization's vision, mission, and strategy.
- A vision is the organization's aspiration or ideal future state. A mission defines the organization's purpose and answers questions like what it does and for whom. Strategy outlines how resources will be allocated to accomplish the mission.
- While not strictly necessary, developing a clear vision and mission can help provide employees with clarity around their roles, improve decision making, and motivate teams by allowing them to understand how their work contributes to larger goals.
First Impressions open doors!! Do you look and act like a winner? Are you prepared to compete and get noticed? The first step to success is making sure your resume, words, and image reflect your true value. You will have an edge if you understand what employers are looking for in potential candidates. In this seminar, human resource professionals will help you build a resume, polish your image, and say the right things. Get ready to take action and win!
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Build or upgrade a winning resume.
b. List dos and don’ts of interviewing.
c. Use Critical Networking techniques.
d. Identify specific questions to ask potential employers.
IFIM B School - 6 Essentials of Employability in Business ManagementIfimBSchool
IFIM Business School is consistently ranked amongst the top b schools in India. It has been a front runner in creating an innovative & unique business management curriculum.
Mission - Vision - Strategy in Organisationsgueste7f127a
Slide deck I made for a 1 hour presentation about Mission - Vision - Strategy in organisations for first year engineering students. I usually end the presentation with a 10 minute round-up of personal experiences with M-V-S in my entrepreneurial background.
Chapter 9: Social Behavior and Good GovernanceKimber Palada
Chapter 9: Organization's Vision, Values & Mission from the book of Corporate Social Responsibility and Good Governance by Samuel Mejia Salvador, Gloria J. Toletino-Baysa & Ellinor C. Fua-Geronimo
The eight habits of highly effective peopleSeta Wicaksana
The document summarizes Stephen Covey's seven habits of highly effective people and introduces an eighth habit. It outlines the seven habits which include being proactive, beginning with the end in mind, putting first things first, thinking win-win, seeking first to understand then to be understood, synergizing, and sharpening the saw. It then discusses the importance of developing strong character over personality. The eighth habit encourages finding your unique voice and helping others find theirs. Overall, the document promotes developing effective habits to become more productive individuals and build stronger relationships.
This document outlines the importance of developing a clear mission, vision, and goals for an organization. It discusses how a well-constructed mission statement can build a strong identity and guide employees and customers. A vision statement describes the desired future state of the organization. Goals define specific outcomes to work towards, while core values represent the driving forces and priorities of the organization. The document provides guidance on crafting mission and vision statements, including defining the purpose and desired impact of the organization. It also presents examples from Prophet Muhammad and encourages participants to envision their ideal future state through a shared visioning exercise.
Coke created value and reinvigorated growth through brand belief and behavior activation. In 2004, sales were flat and the new CEO Neville Isdell recentered Coke on its core belief in happiness and inspiring optimism. He empowered 150 leaders to develop a "Manifesto for Growth" articulating Coke's vision, values, and 5P business focus areas of People, Planet, Portfolio, Partners, and Profit. Coke then expressed this vision externally through brand expressions and internally by tracking progress on goals. This unified Coke employees and partners to collaboratively deliver sustainable growth.
Thank you for sharing your inspirational thoughts. Setting goals and having a plan to achieve them is important for success. While the path may not always be clear, having courage, perseverance and drawing on our inner strength can help us overcome challenges along the way.
Workshop for Brand Leaders to help define your brand positioning statement, brand concept and organizing big idea.
https://beloved-brands.com/brand-positioning/
The document discusses finding and expressing one's voice. It states that to improve any relationship, one must first improve themselves. It explains that finding one's voice involves discovering your passions, talents, and how they align with serving people's needs. Expressing your voice requires developing key attributes like discipline, vision, passion, and conscience. Overall, the document provides guidance on self-improvement and leadership.
This document discusses core values in nursing care. It defines core values as the values put on one's work, clients, and self that guide care and living. Core values in caring encompass empathy, respecting clients' rights and privacy, and treating each client as an individual. The document also discusses barriers to care like discrimination and poverty. It emphasizes the importance of considering each client's holistic needs and using nursing models to understand the whole person.
The document provides information on developing an effective brand strategy, including defining what a brand is, understanding the importance of vision and mission statements, developing brand positioning, and creating a brand strategy roadmap. It discusses key concepts like primary vs secondary research, qualitative vs quantitative research, SWOT analysis, brand values, and formatting an effective positioning statement. The overall aim is to help readers understand the necessary steps and frameworks for establishing a strong brand identity and strategy.
This document discusses strategic management, vision, mission, and why they are important for organizations. It defines strategic management as dealing with organizational renewal, growth, and developing strategies and systems to achieve this. A vision articulates an organization's future aspirations and inspires employees. A mission defines an organization's purpose and reason for existing. Good visions and missions should be inspiring, competitive, represent integrity, and motivate employees to help the organization achieve its goals.
2. Sales volume
The document discusses vision, mission, objectives and goals. It defines vision as a description of something in the future that an individual or organization aspires to create. A vision statement answers what success will look like. A mission provides the foundation for developing a comprehensive mission statement. Objectives are more specific and measurable end results to be accomplished by a certain time. Objectives should be specific, have a time horizon, be flexible, attainable, and measurable. They help define the organization and coordinate decisions. The document provides examples of vision and mission statements and discusses the differences between vision and mission statements.
This document discusses strategic management and the strategic planning process. It defines strategy and outlines three levels of strategy: corporate, business unit, and functional. It then describes the strategic planning process, which includes establishing strategic intent, conducting an environmental scan involving internal and external analysis, and formulating strategy by defining the mission and objectives. The process aims to help organizations effectively manage opportunities and threats to achieve long-term goals.
Vision, mission, objectives, and goals provide strategic direction for an organization. A vision describes what an organization aspires to become, while a mission outlines its current purpose. Objectives specify quantifiable targets to achieve within a set timeframe. Goals are short-term milestones that support achieving long-term objectives. Together, they guide an organization and provide a framework for evaluating performance.
The document discusses the visions and missions of the top 100 companies on the Fortune Global 500 list. It provides examples of visions, which describe where companies want to go, and missions, which describe the purpose and goals of the companies. The visions generally focus on leadership, performance, and innovation, while the missions often discuss the products/services provided and benefits for customers, shareholders, and society.
This document discusses vision and mission statements and provides examples from various companies. It defines a vision statement as outlining an organization's long-term goals and desired future state. A mission statement defines an organization's fundamental purpose and reason for existing. The document then provides examples of vision and mission statements from companies like Dell, Pfizer, McDonald's, Unilever, Toyota, Apple, and others to illustrate their key components and how they differ between organizations.
Technopreneurship Programme for Kazakhstan DelegatesJayren Teo 张健荣
Jayren Teo is a 23-year-old entrepreneur and founder of multiple organizations in Singapore, including a tech startup, design studio, and national youth entrepreneurship community. He has volunteered for various organizations and tried running a social enterprise. Teo is currently the Head of Economic Empowerment for the ASEAN Youth Organization, which aims to empower youth, engage communities, and instill sustainable positive change through education initiatives. Teo regularly conducts entrepreneurship bootcamps covering topics like fundraising, presentation skills, and storytelling for pitches. He advocates for solving painful problems that can generate revenue.
NewcastleGateshead Initiative Business Leaders' Briefing 21 April 2016newcastlegateshead
Slides from NewcastleGateshead Initiative's Business Leaders' Briefing at Laing Art Gallery on 21 April 2016, which focused on skills, talent and entrepreneurial leadership and included presentations from NRG, Newcastle Business School at Northumbria University and UNW.
The document discusses the concept of "The AIESEC Way", which is described as both the manner and road that AIESEC aims to make a positive impact on society. It provides answers to questions about what AIESEC is, its vision, impact, and how it makes impact possible. The AIESEC Way focuses on engaging and developing young people worldwide through experiences like the AIESEC XP internal product. It pursues a strategy of product leadership by consistently delivering a superior experience to stakeholders and differentiating itself from competitors. The core product of AIESEC Experience is customized for different stakeholders while maintaining absolutes of an exchange experience and global learning environment.
One Squared Presentation: Brandon Philbrick - Capturing CultureLeighton Interactive
What is culture? How do you put it into words? This presentation by Brandon shows you each element that goes into your culture. Once you have each of these elements determined, you can create your very own culture code.
This document discusses how to craft mission, vision, and value statements to become a high performance organization. It defines a mission as describing an organization's overall purpose and reason for existing. A vision is a guiding image of future success that inspires people to work together. Values are the shared beliefs that guide how an organization's members perform their work. The document provides criteria for developing effective mission, vision, and value statements, such as making the vision compelling and focusing on serving clients. It emphasizes that a systematic strategy development process including crafting these statements can help align an organization's environment, leadership, and employee behaviors to create value.
This document discusses ways to develop an innovative culture in organizations. It emphasizes that an innovative culture balances attributes like creativity and freedom with discipline and accountability. Key aspects of an innovative culture include unique strategies, employee autonomy, trust, accepting failures, and strong leadership. Leaders can build such a culture by encouraging outside-the-box thinking, conducting innovation workshops, avoiding bureaucracy, and establishing a reward system for innovative ideas. While challenging to develop, an innovative culture is vital for organizations to continuously innovate and achieve leadership in their fields.
Oleh Pankiv "Корпоративна культура як основна відмінність між аутсорсинговими...Lviv Startup Club
Corporate culture is defined as the beliefs and ideas that shape how a company operates and how employees behave. It influences how people interact and respond to change, impacting flexibility, stability, independence, and interdependence. A company's culture is impacted by its mission, vision, values, practices, rituals, and employees. Establishing the right culture involves identifying behaviors that improve productivity, promoting those behaviors company-wide, and gaining a competitive advantage through corporate culture.
This document discusses organizational culture and how it develops. It notes that organizations exist to achieve goals, and people join organizations to achieve their own goals through employment. Good relationships between employers and employees are important for mutually helping each other achieve goals. Organizational reputation, culture, and values are influenced by how management behaves with employees, vendors, and customers. Values shape culture and behaviors, which then impact organizational reputation. The leadership and vision/mission of an organization also contribute to its culture.
This document contains an organizational culture survey developed by Vicki Whiting, Ph.D. The survey is divided into multiple sections that assess different aspects of organizational culture, such as strategic direction, organizational alignment, employee engagement, and organizational agility. Each section contains several statements that employees are asked to respond to in order to evaluate perceptions in that particular area. The full survey is intended to provide insights into an organization's current culture across key dimensions.
The document discusses internal branding for organizational excellence. It emphasizes that employees are an organization's most valuable assets and effective internal communication is critical for serving customers. It outlines several factors for organizational capability including leadership, strategic planning, process management, knowledge management, benchmarking, collaboration, and brand visibility. It provides details on these factors and recommends conducting employee surveys, recognition programs, internal newsletters, employee events, and developing employees as brand ambassadors to improve engagement and retention.
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7. in association with
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
» Vision, Mission, Values = guiding
principles
»Help create the corporate “culture”
» Culture influences behavior
8. in association with
VISION
» The future of an organization
- Realistic
- Credible
- Attractive
- From the CEO to challenge the org.
- VIS = VIEW…
…of future in a particular TIME
9. in association with
(endless) MISSION
» Reason for existing
»Duty, or calling. Why we exist.
» For the organization to follow.
» Mittere = to SEND…
…out in to the world for a PURPOSE
10. in association with
CORE BELIEFS AND VALUES
» Core thoughts to encourage and inspire
- Customers
- Employees
- Stakeholders
16. in association with
What should VISION be?
» Attract commitment.
» Energize people.
» Create meaning in workers’ lives.
» Bridge the present and the future.
17. in association with
Developing a VISION
» Learn about your organization
» Involve at least key members into the
visioning process
» Be open toward exploring new future
18. in association with
VISIONING Process
1. Understand the organization
2. Conduct a vision audit
3. Target the vision
4. Set the vision context
19. in association with
VISIONING Process
5. Develop future scenarios
6. Generate alternative visions
7. Choose the final version
20. in association with
Developing a MISSION
» Encourage input from your colleagues
and subordinates.
» Understand and appreciate the existing
vision.
Editor's Notes
Simon Sinek, 00:00 – 05:00
Future: A vision is not in the present, it is in the future. (A vision is not where you are now, it's where you want to be in the future. The image of a leader gazing off into the distance to formulate a future is inspiring.)Realistic: A vision must be based in reality to be meaningful for an organization. (For example, if you're developing a vision for a computer software company thathas a 1.5 percent share of themarket, a vision to overtake Microsoft and dominate the software market is not realistic!)Credible: A vision must be believable to be relevant. (To whom must a vision be credible? Most importantly, to the employees or members of the organization. If the members of the organization do not find the vision credible, it will not be meaningful or serve a useful purpose. One of the purposes of a vision is to inspire those in the organization to achieve a level of excellence, and to provide purpose and direction for the work of those employees. A vision which is not credible will accomplish neither of these ends.)Attractive: It gives meaning to life: How will the world become a better place as a consequence of what my company does?”(If a vision is going to inspire and motivate those in the organization, it must be attractive. People must want to be part of this future that's envisioned for the organization.)
Learn everything you can about the organization. There is no substitute for a thorough understanding of the organization as a foundation for your vision.Bring the organization's major constituencies into the visioning process. Don't try to do it alone. If you're going to get others to buy into your vision, if it's going to be a wholly shared vision, involvement of at least the key people in the organization is essential. "Constituencies," refer to people both inside and outside the organization who can have a major impact on the organization, or who can be impacted by it. Another term to refer to constituencies is "stakeholders"- those who have a stake in the organization.Keep an open mind as you explore the options for a new vision. Don't be constrained in your thinking by the organization's current direction - it may be right, but it may not.
Understand the organization. To formulate a vision for an organization, you first must understand it. (What its mission and purpose are, what value it provides to society, what the character of the industry is, what institutional framework the organization operates in, what the organization's position is within that framework, what it takes for the organization to succeed, who the critical stakeholders are, both inside and outside the organization, and what their interests and expectations are.)2. Conduct a vision audit. This step involves assessing the current direction and momentum of the organization. (Key questions to be answered include: Does the organization have a clearly stated vision? What is the organization's current direction? Do the key leaders of the organization know where the organization is headed and agree on the direction? Do the organization's structures, processes, personnel, incentives, and information systems support the current direction?)3. Target the vision. This step involves starting to narrow in on a vision. (Key questions: What are the boundaries or constraints to the vision? What must the vision accomplish? What critical issues must be addressed in the vision?)4. Set the vision context. To craft that vision you first must think about what the organization's future environment might look like. (First, categorize future developments in the environment which might affect your vision. Second, list your expectations for the future in each category. Third, determine which of these expectations is most likely to occur. And fourth, assign a probability of occurrence to each expectation.)
5. Develop future scenarios. This step follows directly from the fourth step: combine those expectations into a few brief scenarios to include the range of possible futures you anticipate. 6. Generate alternative visions. Just as there are several alternative futures for the environment, there are several directions the organization might take in the future. 7. Choose the final vision. Here's the decision point where you select the best possible vision for your organization. (To do this, first look at the properties of a good vision, and what it takes for a vision to succeed, including consistency with the organization's culture and values. Next, compare the visions you've generated with the alternative scenarios, and determine which of the possible visions will apply to the broadest range of scenarios. The final vision should be the one which best meets the criteria of a good vision, is compatible with the organization's culture and values, and applies to a broad range of alternative scenarios (possible futures).
Encourage input from your colleagues and subordinates. Another injunction about not trying to do it alone: those down in the organization often know it best and have a wealth of untapped ideas. Talk with them!Understand and appreciate the existing vision. Provide continuity if possible, and don't throw out good ideas because you didn't originate them. In his book about visionary leadership, Nanus describes a seven-step process for formulating a vision: