Strategic Planning Services
Our Focus: To provide Southern Utah and Las Vegas area nonprofit agencies with strategic planning and consulting services.
Strategic Plan Development
We specialize in helping you create a strategic plan that will not sit on the shelf. Our design and methodology is simple and easy to incorporate.
Strategic Planning Facilitation
Are you looking for a strategic planning event facilitator? We can help with a full plan review or a simple project.
Strategic Business Alignment
When the daily operation of your business is aligned to your Vision, your strategic plan is poised for success.
Simple Planning Steps: Report
Our newest article provides you with six simple steps to effective strategic planning. Download today.
Clear and Concise Approach
Our strategic plan methodology allows you to focus on what is important.
Ron Woodbury provides businesses and nonprofit agencies with leadership and technical expertise to create and implement strategic business and technology plans, design and deploy websites and eBusiness marketing strategies, improve processes to increase service quality, expand markets, and align and communicate business plans - from “vision to action”. With over 30 years experience providing executive leadership in the financial services industry, most recently serving in the capacity of Chief Information and Administrative Officer, his areas of responsibility included Strategic Technology Leadership, Strategic Planning & Facilitation, Quality Improvement & Management, Risk Management, Facilities & Market Expansion, Facilities Support, Governmental Affairs and General Operations.
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Strategic Foundation
Vision, Mission, and Values
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Strategic Goals
Clearly articulated and attainable
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Business Alignment
Business Process Management and Core Competencies
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Communication
Managing your Strategy
Featured Strategic Engagements
We look forward to discussing strategic planning projects specific to your nonprofit agency.
Our Perspectives
A cornucopia of opinions about business strategy.
Are Your Goals Strategic Enough?
An important aspect of your planning process is determining how far you want to stretch your goals. Some of the most common questions that arise during planning retreats (especially with nonprofit organizations – and I’ll get to that shortly) are “Are our goals strategic enough?”, “These goals don’t seem strategic enough to me.”, or “This[…]
Grow Your Nonprofit Agency
We must grow, or we will wither in the wind. But, we must manage growth, or growth will manage us. What does growth mean to your agency? I suspect you want to grow your nonprofit agency by increasing membership, donors, clients, or funding bases. And, you need to grow in a cost-effective manner, as each[…]
Time to Ditch the Weekend Planning Retreat?
As we approach the traditional strategic planning season, this is a good time to think about what planning schedule is best for your agency. Over the past thirty years, I’ve led and/or participated in a multitude of planning retreats. If our experiences are similar, most planning events start on a Friday evening and conclude on[…]
Getting Everyone Involved In Your Success
Here we are again. It’s January, the month many organizations kick off their newly developed strategic goals. Do you remember the passion and excitement you experienced during your strategic planning retreat; and how motivated everyone in the room became as you finalized your new set of strategic goals? Now, it’s time to get everyone in[…]
Time for a Strategic Alignment?
It is extremely important for your nonprofit agency to have an up-to-date strategic plan. No, that’s not a shameless plug. It is a fact. A plan by itself is not the driver to your vision. If your strategic plan is aligned to your daily operation, then it has the power to drive change, make a difference,[…]
Are Your Goals Creating Change?
Are your strategic goals written in a manner to change your nonprofit agency, or have they created a grand layer of action plans that seem to take all of the fun out of your work? If you feel burdened by the activities of your goals, then it is quite possible you have a turbocharged task[…]