Strategic and Long-Range Planning

By definition, strategic plans cannot be “off-the-shelf” or “cookie cut.” They must always flow from specific local facts and conditions, as well as the history, culture and “personality” of the organization. Often, they are initiated because an organization is at a crossroads such as new leadership, new competition, an internal divide, or acute capital competition. We have a proven workplan that is tailored to client needs. We perform SWOT analyses, interviews of board, medical staff, management, community, and key customers and constituents. Factual data (e.g. that which is provable) and perceptual data (e.g. culture, context, organizational history, unique conditions) are collected, analyzed, and synthesized, then reported. Our process provides, and we encourage clients to adopt, strategies that are clear, focused, and measurable.

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