Organizations of all sizes and types, from Fortune 500 companies to grass-roots non-governmental organizations, periodically turn to strategic planning to reconnect with their core values, articulate ...

Short- and long-term strategic planning is a tool that allows small businesses the opportunity to develop and implement fundamental operating concepts that can move the business forward from a fiscal ...

Founders Sophia Shaw and Adam Wolford bring decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, and technology development to ...

Few businesses can grow or even survive without setting goals or making plans. That's why strategic management matters. Strategic planning looks at the organization's goals and plans and figures out ...

Workforce planning is about strategically preparing for potential skill gaps you may have in the future, whether from internal promotions, retirements or turnover. The key to doing this successfully ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. A successful organization understands its strengths and weaknesses, sets clear goals and objectives and achieves them through action. A ...

Strategic planning is not just a functional exercise. It means the difference between being a struggling nonprofit and an innovative, cause-driven organization changing the world. Creating a culture ...

To better understand the need for strategic planning in the fire service, let's look at some very basic topics. First, it is critical to develop an understanding of strategic planning. Once we ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Covering careers and strategic leadership for executives and managers. The room of executives and senior managers didn’t want to ...

Individuals who serve as chief strategy officer for hospitals or health systems are responsible for leading business development, strategic planning and organizational planning and transformation.

The New School launched its strategic planning process in spring 2022 to bring our campus community—students, staff, and faculty—together in conversation about our university: where we are, where we ...