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The table below lists several steps involved in tactical planning. For each step listed, indicate whether it is associated with the development or the execution of tactical plans. Use your knowledge of the development and execution of tactical plans to answer the following question. When managers approach the execution of a tactical plan, what kinds of activities are involved? Check all that apply. Distributing resources Anticipating conflicts Planning strategically Evaluating the course of action Evaluating results In your role as project leader for the organization's involvement in the annual United Way campaign, you have planned a party to mark the end of the fundraising initiative. What must you do to ensure the party is developed successfully? Send out a calendar invite so the party appears on everyone's schedule. Include the party in the planning document for the United Way initiative. Reserve the room where the party will be held. Thank people for attending the party for the United Way initiative. .

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