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STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. by R. HENRY MIGLIORE, PH.D. Professor Emeritus Northeastern State University Broken Arrow, Oklahoma President, Managing for Success Jenks, Oklahoma . STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.

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STRATEGIC PLANNINGFORHIGHER EDUCATION by R. HENRY MIGLIORE, PH.D. Professor Emeritus Northeastern State University Broken Arrow, Oklahoma President, Managing for Success Jenks, Oklahoma

STRATEGIC PLANNINGFORHIGHER EDUCATION • The following slides are based on the book Strategic Planning for Private Higher Education (The Haworth Press, 1997). • By completing the tasks that follow, you will help your institution develop a strategic plan. • Page numbers in parentheses refer to this book.

YOUR PRESENT UNIVERSITY PURPOSE/MISSION STATEMENT (pp. 51-69) • Sample university purpose/mission statement • Oklahoma State University • Oklahoma State University is a land-grant university that focuses on people and opportunity, is endowed with a sacred trust: to develop and transmit knowledge and culture, the light of today, to our students and society, the light of our future. Our success in this endeavor will require the concerted efforts of OSU faculty, staff, students, alumni, and supporters. With focus, determination, and mutual respect, we shall make OSU the University of Choice in Oklahoma. • Our purpose must hold that we commit to excellence in this endeavor. The citizens of Oklahoma expect nothing less from us, and working together, we shall meet their expectations. We are the stewards of a cherished institution: “Oklahoma State—The University of Choice in Oklahoma.”

MISSION STATEMENT WORKSHEET • With your institution’s Statement of Purpose and Mission Statement in mind, write a Mission Statement for your unit that indicates your unit’s specific role in fulfilling the institution’s purpose and mission. • Review your Purpose/Mission Statement to see if changes are appropriate. • The following list of questions should be helpful. • If your institution has already formulated a Mission Statement, please check it against these questions. • A "no" answer to any question probably means the statement should be reworded (pp. 65-66).

10 Mission Statement Objectives • Does it clearly state the function of the institution? • Is it distinct from the other statements? • Is it short, to the point, and understandable? • Is it continuing in nature? • Does it state to whom your institution is accountable? • Does it identify the primary student? • Does it identify primary student market segments? • Does it identify scope: international, regional or local? • Does it communicate a commitment to the local community market segments? • Does it address integrity and ethics?

EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS WORKSHEETS (pp. 106-109) • Look for trends—what is going on now and how this relates to past trends that have influenced your institution's performance. List key opportunities and threats for each of the following environmental sectors: • GOVERNMENT • ECONOMY • TECHNOLOGY • SOCIAL TRENDS • STUDENTS • FUNDING SOURCES/SPONSORSHIP • COMPETING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Evaluate your external analysis: • Have you listed several international/national trends that affect the institution? • Have you listed several local trends that affect the institution? • Have you identified trends unique to your institution? • Have you listed several of your most important competitors? What is distinctive about them? • Which competitors are growing, becoming stronger? • Which competitors are declining? • What are the successful ones doing to cause their growth/vibrancy?

Evaluate your external analysis: cont’d • Is there a motivation problem? Is it centered in one segment of the institution or is it broadly felt? • Is your current strategy defined? Is it based upon a strategic plan? Is it working? • How efficient are operations? Where could improvements be made? • What is your synopsis of the current management situation? How strong are your managers? Are there obvious weaknesses?

INTERNAL ANALYSIS WORKSHEETS • MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING SYSTEMS (pp. 109-112) • Use these questions to help you prepare your strengths and weaknesses list for the management and planning systems portion of your institution's operation: • Do you have a strategic planning system? • How does it work? • Is the structure of your institution allowing effective use of resources? • Is control centralized or decentralized? • Are performance measures and information system controls in evidence? What are they? • What staffing needs do you have?

List the strengths and weaknesses of your management and planning systems: • Strengths • Weaknesses

FINANCIAL RESOURCES (pp. 112-113) • Use these questions to help you prepare your strengths and weaknesses list. • Describe the current financial situation of your institution. • Do you have regular financial statements prepared? (How complete are they, are they accurate, are they distributed on a timely basis to everyone having approval authority for an account?) • What tools would be beneficial in the analysis (year to date, comparison to a year ago, trends, debt analysis, income analysis, expenditure analysis, comparison to budget)?

FINANCIAL RESOURCES (pp. 112-113) • Are there pro forma statements for revenue centers, such as each department/school? • What tools would be beneficial in the analysis (year to date, comparison to a year ago, trends, debt analysis, income analysis, expenditure analysis, comparison to budget?

FINANCIAL RESOURCES (pp. 112-113) • Now list the strengths and weaknesses of your financial resources: • Strengths • Weaknesses

MARKETING RESOURCES (pp.113-115) • Use these questions to help you prepare your strengths and weaknesses list for the marketing portion of your institution's operation: • Does your institution have established written marketing policies? • • Have you established a written marketing plan outlining what you will and will not do? • • Have you identified your potential students in the written marketing plan? • • Have you identified your current and potential funding sponsors (beyond tuition)?

MARKETING RESOURCES • Now list the strengths and weaknesses of your marketing resources: • Strengths • Weaknesses

OPERATIONS OR SERVICES RESOURCES (pp. 116-117) • Use these questions to help you prepare your strengths and weaknesses list for the operations or services portion of the institution: • What are your operations capacities? (How many students can your institution accommodate. What is an acceptable rate of use?) • What is the age and condition of your facilities? • What is the age and serviceability of existing equipment (including computers)? • What quality control systems are in place?

OPERATIONS OR SERVICES RESOURCES • Now list the strengths and weaknesses of your operations or services resources: • Strengths • Weaknesses

OPERATIONS OR SERVICES RESOURCES Next, evaluate your internal analysis: • How many students is your institution currently serving? (How does this compare to a year ago, a term ago, three years ago?)

DEVELOPMENT OF ASSUMPTIONS (pp.117-118) • Based on your responses to this point, list the major assumptions on which you can base your strategic plan.

WORKSHEET FOR WRITING VISION STATEMENTS FOR YOUR UNIT • Our model book, Strategic Planning for Private Higher Education, introduces the concept of vision statements as follows: • The vision for an institution is a collection of what the institution might be someday if the dreams and aspirations of those in leadership positions were to reach fruition. The vision might include alternative paths the institution might follow and thus not be internally consistent. The vision might include things that few if any of the leaders think will really come to pass in the way in which it is described today. That might be because of changing technology or changing laws that make it difficult, if not impossible, to have a very clear view of what the details in that part of the vision might be. • A vision might be developed through use of the brainstorming technique. A vision can include contributions of what a number of different people think. Some of the ideas produced through such a process might overlap or even conflict. The vision statement will need to deal with issues of conflict but does not have to include hard and fast decisions about these issues. (pp. 51-52) • Based on the above description from the text, write vision statements for your institution

ESTABLISHING OBJECTIVES AND KEY RESULT AREAS (pp. 119-147) • For this exercise we will use the following terms as defined in the book Strategic Planning for Private Higher Education: • "'Key Result Areas' are an institution's general topic of action in its strategic plan; within each Key Result Area, there are 'objectives'—the specific areas of action—and 'strategies'—the detailed activities that implement those areas of action" (p. 120). • Further explanationon page 123 • Development of Organizational Objectives page 120

OBJECTIVES WORKSHEETS (pp. 144-147) It would be to your advantage to read, at a minimum, pages 126-143 before completing the following Objectives Worksheet. • DEVELOPING OBJECTIVES: • To what do your institution's objectives need to relate—students, faculty/staff, academic programs, funding, or all four? What about other Key Result Areas? • What needs to happen for your institution's programs to be successful? In other words, how many people need to enroll, graduate, publish, obtain grants, obtain employment, etc.? When do you want these things to happen (give specific date)?

OBJECTIVES WORKSHEETS • Now write your objectives. • Use the information developing objectives to write statements of your objectives for each Key Result Area.

OBJECTIVES WORKSHEETS • TESTING OBJECTIVES: • Is each statement relevant to the purpose/mission of your institution? • Does each statement provide a challenge? • Is each stated in objectively measurable terms? • Do you have a specific date for completion? • Does each statement contribute to a balance of activities in line with the institution's strengths and weaknesses

OBJECTIVES WORKSHEETS • Test the institution's objective/goal-setting process: • Is there a clear process of setting goals and objectives? • What are your institution's goals and objectives for the current planning year? • Is there clear evidence that goals and objectives are written at the institutional level and at the school/college/department level? • Does your institution's goals and objectives have a clear relationship to vision/mission/ purpose?

DEVELOPING STRATEGY AND ACTION PLANS (pp. 149-176) • The Action Plan places Key Result Areas, Objectives, Strategies, and Action Plans into perspective with each other and helps you develop the interrelationships among plans at each institutional level. It helps goals come to life with appropriate action. • It would be to your advantage to read, at a minimum, pages 150-159 and the section entitled "Action (or Operational) Plans" on pages 169-175 before completing the following Strategy Development Worksheet and Action Plan.

DEVELOPING STRATEGY AND ACTION PLANS • STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHEETS (pp. 177-180) • What are your institution's distinctive competencies? What do you do well that makes you different from similar institutions at other higher education institutions? • What market segments should you select to match your institution's skills and resources and constituents' needs in those segments? • Do you have the skills/resources to pursue several segments or should you concentrate on one segment? Are the financial sponsorship and funding opportunities of that segment large enough to sustain the institution and to allow for growth?

DEVELOPING STRATEGY AND ACTION PLANS • Develop your positioning statement: • Distinctive Competencies • Client Segments Sought • Services Offered • Promotion Orientation • Financial Support Levels • Growth Orientation

DEVELOPING STRATEGY AND ACTION PLANS • Develop your overall strategy for each major program (p. 179): • Growth • Stability • Retrenchment • List Pros and Cons for each

Performance Potential Matrix To assist in determining growth stability and retrenchment, use the performance potential matrix. Migliore, R. Henry. (2000). Strategic Planning and Management for the New Millennium, p. 64-68.

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Go-To-Market Strategy Plan Framework

The go-to-market strategy is the tactical action plan that drafts the necessary steps to deliver a unique value proposition to customers and achieve a competitive advantage in a new market. It can be applied to pretty much anything, from launching new products and services, to re-launching your company or brand.

Having a concisely presented go-to-market strategy can help a lot while explaining it to the management board or stakeholders because such documents usually contain lots of content and numeric data. Get inspired by Go To Market Strategy Plan graphics covering all elements of GTM.

You can use these graphics to:

• Design a framework for your go-to-market strategy including all important elements on one slide
• Illustrate total available, serviceable available & obtainable market volume
• Describe the competitive landscape by comparing the biggest market players
• Show entrance and exit barriers
• Visualize your targeted customer profile
• Present financial highlights
• Illustrate key milestones and timeline of a rollout to the new marketplace
• Describe the key success factor of your expansion strategy

Business Recovery Plan Graphics Template

If you are working on a business recovery or transformation plan, illustrating key business challenges, trends, and your crisis management strategy in a clear, informative manner will help you be heard.

You can reuse and adapt our collection of Post-Pandemic Business Recovery Plan diagrams to present your strategy on how to deal with any sudden emergency situation, causing massive business disruption, and adapt to a new business context.

Slides in this deck can be used to:

• Describe phases of business reaction
• Visualize methods how to reshape the ways of working for the future
• Illustrate your performance gap analysis
• Present a contingency plan for the response phase
• Visualize your digitalization and automatization strategies
• Cover responsibility and sustainability aspects
• Illustrate the circular economy model
• Summarize digital co-working success elements

To outline the next steps after such a strategic planning meeting, explore ideas on illustrating the concept of follow-up with one symbol .

Gap Analysis Types and Tools Presentation

A gap analysis is a business assessment methodology that compares actual performance and results with what was expected. It is useful when you need to evaluate current results and the necessary improvement efforts to close the gap and reach the desired performance,

Check our Gap Analysis Diagrams deck which includes templates to show the concept of gap analysis, its benefits and types, brand perception & customer experience gaps, efficiency gap benchmark, and more.

If you are looking for general graphics to help your audience connect the dots between concepts or ideas, check bridge graphics design ideas .

Summary of the best visual metaphors for strategic planning

One of the most common presentation design challenges is how to paint a big picture to convey a complex message. Infographics and visuals can help you a lot with this. They don’t have to be overcomplicated, simple diagrams will do. You can see from the examples that it’s enough to choose a good visual metaphor: pillars, road, a mountain, gap & a bridge, target bullseye, or DNA helix.

Pre-designed PowerPoint decks full of various diagrams and icons will help you save time on designing those infographics. Most of the slide decks in this blog also contain business-relevant content, which you can reuse for your presentations.

Designer’s tip: When designing your slides, remember consistency rules if you’re mixing slides from two or more PowerPoint files or other sources. It will help to make your presentation more professional-looking and therefore it will be easier to make an impact on the audience you’re talking to.

Explore our YouTube channel for more creative inspiration:

Resources: PowerPoint Templates for Strategic Planning Presentations

Explore the complete presentation graphics about long-term planning and business strategies topics. All templates mentioned above, and many more, are available in the infoDiagram collection:

More inspiration for strategic planning presentations

• How to choose the right diagram so it fits the content
• Illustrating strategy concept with one icon
• 10 decks to visualize projects review and plan for the future
• How to present a triple-bottom-line business model creatively
• Ideas to avoid boring company overview presentation

You can find more design ideas and examples of presenting strategic planning topics on our blog .

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Strategic Planning Templates for PowerPoint

Need a useful template to create and present a strategic plan, we have you covered. Strategic Planning Templates for PowerPoint are a set of slide designs with a wide range of editable charts, diagrams, logical models, clipart images, 3D illustrations and more.

You can create your strategic plan using our crafty template designs, such as to create a SWOT Analysis, Timeline, Mission and Vision Statement, etc.

Under this category you can download strategic management PowerPoint templates and slide designs to be used in corporate presentations on Strategy and Leadership. This category contains dozens of presentation diagrams for Strategy related presentations including popular business models and original layouts.

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Creating a comprehensive strategic plan has never been easier with our selection of strategic planning PowerPoint templates. These meticulously designed slide decks offer many editable charts, adaptable diagrams, logical models, clipart images, and dynamic 3D illustrations, providing a versatile toolkit to articulate your vision.

From SWOT analysis to Timelines, Mission, and Vision Statements, our diverse template designs empower you to seamlessly encapsulate and present your strategic objectives. Explore a range of strategic management PowerPoint templates ideal for corporate presentations on Strategy and Leadership. Our collection encompasses an array of presentation diagrams tailored for Strategy-focused discussions, housing both well-known business models and innovative, original layouts. Elevate your strategy-related presentations effortlessly with our comprehensive suite of templates.

What is a strategic plan template?

A strategic plan template is a pre-designed PowerPoint presentation that provides a structure for communicating your strategic vision to your audience. Strategic plan templates typically include slides for your company’s mission and vision statement, SWOT analysis, strategic goals and objectives, and timeline for implementation.

Among various tools, our free strategic plan templates are invaluable tools in creating comprehensive and visually engaging presentations that outline your strategic direction and initiatives. Whether for internal alignment or external stakeholder communication, these templates streamline the process, allowing you to articulate your strategy clearly and effectively.

What are the five elements of a strategic plan?

The five elements of a strategic plan are:

• Mission and vision statement: A clear and concise statement of your company’s mission and vision for the future.
• SWOT analysis: An assessment of your company’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
• Strategic goals and objectives: A set of specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals your company aims to achieve.
• Implementation plan: A detailed plan for how you will achieve your strategic goals and objectives.
• Monitoring and evaluation plan: A plan for how you will track your progress toward your strategic goals and objectives and make adjustments as needed.

How do you do a strategic plan presentation?

When creating a strategic plan presentation, it is important to keep the following tips in mind:

• Clearly communicate your company’s mission and vision statement. Be specific and measurable in your strategic goals and objectives.
• Provide a clear and concise plan for implementation.
• Explain how you will track your progress and make adjustments as needed.
• Use visuals to support your presentation and make it more engaging.

For more information, read our article about how to create a strategy presentation .

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Strategic planning is the art of creating specific business strategies, implementing them, and evaluating the results of executing the plan, in regard to a company’s overall long-term goals or desires. It is a concept that focuses on integrating various departments within a company to accomplish its strategic goals. The term strategic planning is essentially synonymous with strategic management. The strategic planning process requires considerable thought and planning on the part of a company’s upper-level management. Before settling on a plan of action executives may consider many possible options. Company’s management will settle on a strategy that is most likely to produce positive results. This is usually defined as improving the company’s bottom line. That can be executed in a cost-efficient manner with a high likelihood of success, while avoiding undue financial risk. The development and execution of strategic planning are typically viewed as consisting of being performed in three critical steps. There are Strategy Formulation, Strategy Implementation, Strategy Evaluation. The volatility of the business environment causes many firms to adopt reactive strategies rather than proactive ones. However, reactive strategies are typically only viable for the short-term, even though they may require spending a significant amount of resources and time to execute. Strategic planning helps firms prepare proactively and address issues with a more long-term view. They enable a company to initiate influence instead of just responding to situations. An increasing number of companies use strategic planning to formulate and implement effective decisions. While planning requires a significant amount of time, effort, and money, a well-thought-out strategic plan efficiently fosters company growth, goal achievement, and employee satisfaction.

The first slide presents you with an opportunity to present your strategies over several years. You can group strategies into such blocks as define, develop, ensure. This slide will be useful for financiers and economists when used in their daily work. The second slide is a strategic plan for one year. You can specify milestones and metrics for each category. For example, you can specify the average daily sales revenue, monthly cash flow, absenteeism rate, the number of new clients per manager. This slide can be used by sales managers when preparing a sales development plan. Also, the slide can be used to develop a motivation system based on KPIs. The next slide gives you the opportunity to present several options for strategies for each stage of the implementation of the strategic plan. The last slide can be used to represent the links between the various plans for the department, the overall goals of the company. Here you can show what indicators your strategic development plan of the company consists of.

The Strategic Planning template contains modern infographics that you can edit and use in other slides. The ability to quickly and easily edit our templates will allow you to prepare a stylish and professional presentation in a short time. Educators can use this template to create a strategic planning course. Strategic Planning template will be a worthy addition to your presentation collection.

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