Comments on: Why bother with vision and mission? A strategic planning overview http://directis.ca/blog-strategy/why-bother-with-vision-and-mission-a-strategic-planning-overview/ Business consultant in Victoria, BC Fri, 18 May 2012 15:56:12 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: This Week in Strategic Business Planning | MyStrategicPlan http://directis.ca/blog-strategy/why-bother-with-vision-and-mission-a-strategic-planning-overview/#comment-26 This Week in Strategic Business Planning | MyStrategicPlan Mon, 12 Oct 2009 18:16:55 +0000 http://pictureyourmeeting.com/?p=127#comment-26 [...] Why Bother with Vision and Mission (pictureyourmeeting.com) Over at Picture your Meeting, a graphical facilitation blog, there’s a nice reminder of the difference between Vision and Mission statements [...] [...] Why Bother with Vision and Mission (pictureyourmeeting.com) Over at Picture your Meeting, a graphical facilitation blog, there’s a nice reminder of the difference between Vision and Mission statements [...]

]]> By: Christian Business Journal » This Week in Strategy http://directis.ca/blog-strategy/why-bother-with-vision-and-mission-a-strategic-planning-overview/#comment-25 Christian Business Journal » This Week in Strategy Sat, 23 May 2009 02:47:07 +0000 http://pictureyourmeeting.com/?p=127#comment-25 [...] Why Bother with Vision and Mission (pictureyourmeeting.com) Over at Picture your Meeting, a graphical facilitation blog, there’s a nice reminder of the difference between Vision and Mission statements [...] [...] Why Bother with Vision and Mission (pictureyourmeeting.com) Over at Picture your Meeting, a graphical facilitation blog, there’s a nice reminder of the difference between Vision and Mission statements [...]

]]> By: Matt Sims http://directis.ca/blog-strategy/why-bother-with-vision-and-mission-a-strategic-planning-overview/#comment-24 Matt Sims Tue, 05 May 2009 20:15:28 +0000 http://pictureyourmeeting.com/?p=127#comment-24 Great post Susan, so many businesses glaze over this stuff in their hasty rush for operational excellence. Can't have one without the other. Another thing is that mission, once established, needs to be revisited regularly. While vision may remain the same, customer feedback, changing markets, and just learning can change those "relationships" that make up the mission. Especially for small business! Great post Susan, so many businesses glaze over this stuff in their hasty rush for operational excellence.

Can’t have one without the other.

Another thing is that mission, once established, needs to be revisited regularly. While vision may remain the same, customer feedback, changing markets, and just learning can change those “relationships” that make up the mission. Especially for small business!

]]> By: Davin Greenwell http://directis.ca/blog-strategy/why-bother-with-vision-and-mission-a-strategic-planning-overview/#comment-23 Davin Greenwell Tue, 05 May 2009 18:47:33 +0000 http://pictureyourmeeting.com/?p=127#comment-23 The concept of mission and vision evade many and you have done a great job of articulating what these things mean, what they ought to mean to an organization and how to utilize them. Great article Sue. The concept of mission and vision evade many and you have done a great job of articulating what these things mean, what they ought to mean to an organization and how to utilize them. Great article Sue.

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