Does Execution Eat Strategy for Breakfast? Session 1
Date and time
-
Event cost
$25.00
Location
Online
Organizer
Michele Schulman
nashville.score72@gmail.com
844-726-7322
Host organization
SCORE Nashville
Type of event
Resource Partner event
Event description
Session 1 builds upon what you learned in the Lunch 'n Learn: "What is a strategic business plan?" and "How does it help my business?" You will spend more time on the components of a strategic plan and how to build one for your business.
In this session you will learn how to:
- Build out your Mission, Vision and Core Values
- Align your leadership philosophy with MVCV
- Identify your unique position
- Identify your competitors and how to compete
- Build your G.O.A.T (Goals, Objectives, & Actions Template)
- Align clear accountability metrics to your strategy
Session 2 on Fri., Sept. 20th will build upon attendance at Session 1. However, if you have your Mission, Vision, and Core Values built and you have a clear understanding of your leadership philosophy then you can attend Session 2.
NOTE: When you login to the webinar, on your screen you will receive an Invite to Promote to Participant. Accepting the invitation allows you to more fully participate in the session including being able to use Chat (as an Attendee the Chat is unavailable to you). The term Participant is misleading because you are not required to participate in any way other than listen. Please accept the invitation.
Your Instructor: Ellyn Jansen
Ellyn is a multi-state leader in global financial sales and service, applying 20+ years of experience to exceptional team performance, business line profitability, product/program development, change management, company scalability preparation, talent development, and strategy execution across multiple lines of business.
During her time in corporate America, Ellyn worked with many business owners who needed help to prepare for growth, transition, sale, or economic uncertainty.
For over 20 years Ellyn has also been heavily involved in the nonprofit/social impact community and holds and has held various board roles including: Board President of E.L.L.A., board member of Nashville General Hospital Foundation, Tennessee Latin American Chamber of Commerce, and National Association of Women Business Owners. She has also served as a nonprofit Executive Director, member of a corporate foundation board, and advisor to nonprofit executives.
Ellyn’s corporate experience ranges from family owned to Fortune 500 companies including: Bank of America, Associated Bank, Johnson Bank, Goodwill of Middle Tennessee, and Goldman Sachs.
Ellyn holds a MBA from the University of Chicago and a BS from the University of Illinois.
There is a $25 fee for this session payable by debit or credit card.