Strategic Planning Flashcards
What is the difference between Mission Statement and goals?
Mission statement defines the purpose of the organization, and goals are broad and general.
What are 3 of the Nine Essential Elements of a Meeting?
Most important are Destination, Venue, and Sleeping Accomodations
What is the first step in developing an Evaluation Plan?
How is Success Defined?
Most important element of Needs Assessment?
Determining Stakeholder Challenges
What is a DMC?
Destination Management Company. Independent, typically tied to a destination. For-profit?
What is a PCO?
Professional Congress Organizer. Independent, may be tied to destination or be global.
What is a DMO?
Destination Marketing Organization. Not for profit association or government office tied to a destination.
Nine Essential Elements of a Meeting?
Destination, Venue, Sleeping Accomodations, plus: food and beverage, technology, transportation, registration, housing, and other suppliers (decorators, speakers, security firms, etc).
Three Elements of Strategic planning?
Discovery, Analysis, and Planning
Discovery in Strategic planning is?
Knowing the Organization, such as purpose, goals, and business environment
Analysis in Strategic planning is?
Types of events held previously, results, amount of internal resources, direct/indirect costs, number/quality/suitability of suppliers, partners, and alliances.
Planning in Strategic planning is?
Implementation Plan, Sales/marketing/communications plan, financial plan, and success measures
SMM is?
Strategic Meeting Management, an ongoing activity to ensure that the end product maximizes resources and supports organizational strategies.
Strategic Meeting Management includes?
Business Planning & Strategy, Organization & Execution, and Trust & Transparency.
What is the Mission Statement?
Defines the purpose of the organization. Generally remains unchanged over time.
Goals?
Broad and General. They are expected to be achieved over a long term horizon. Goals are used to achieve the Mission.
Objectives?
Objectives are specific and narrow and used to achieve a goal. Objectives tie directly to evaluation measures.
SMART stands for?
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Based (Ethical and Recorded added for SMARTER)
S in SMART?
Specific- should call out actions, results, behaviors that are to be achieved
M in SMART?
Measurable- what element of the objective is to be measured and how
A in SMART?
Attainable- challenging goals yet realistic and within reach
R in SMART?
Relevant- Focused on what matters to the organization and participants
T in SMART?
Time-based- Achievable by a certain time
A-B-C-D model stands for?
A- Audience (who are the learners, B- Behavior (what should the participants be able to do, C-Conditions (How will learners demonstrate mastery, D- Degree of Mastery (How much will be accomplished)