Description of the Template and Guide
This meeting agenda template is part of a strategic planning process designed specifically for use with remote participants. This process walks remote teams through creation of the core elements of a strategic plan: vision, mission, values, goals and strategies, resulting in what we call The Essential Strategic Plan.
An organizational vision statement communicates your big aspirations and long-term goals. It rallies excitement, focuses energy, and reinforces your brand. Your team can draft a vision statement in about an hour, using this simple meeting process.
During this meeting, you'll lead the group through an exploration of what makes up a good vision statement. Then, you'll brainstorm the concepts to include in your vision statement and write a draft that can be used in creation of the final vision statement for your strategic plan.
35-page Facilitator's Guide with tips, step-by-step instructions, & resources
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Anna O'Byrne
Conversion Copy Co.Anna O’Byrne is the founder and Chief Conversion Copywriter at Conversion Copy Co. Which means... she helps clients grow by: understanding ideal customers and what makes them tick; assessing the competition and what it will take to make offers more attractive; creating website and sales funnel copy that attracts and converts more leads.
