Soaring Club Strategic Plans?

[V1]

Our soaring club, the Soaring Club of Houston (Texas), has grown
considerably over the last several years. As a result, we’re starting
a strategic planning process to help guide our future growth.

If other clubs have any planning information they could share, I’d
appreciate copies. I’m interested in information on the planning
process used, the resulting planning documents, the ongoing process to
keep the plan active, and any lessons learned. (I've also contacted
the SSA to find out what they may have.)

You can email me via my email address from my r.a.s. profile, or if
you don’t have access to that, then you can reach me via my
hotmail.com email account which is fe4me.

Thanks,
- Frank

[lrbj]

On Sep 15, 5:03*am, V1 > wrote:
> Our soaring club, the Soaring Club of Houston (Texas), has grown
> considerably over the last several years. As a result, we’re starting
> a strategic planning process to help guide our future growth.
>
> If other clubs have any planning information they could share, I’d
> appreciate copies. I’m interested in information on the planning
> process used, the resulting planning documents, the ongoing process to
> keep the plan active, and any lessons learned. (I've also contacted
> the SSA to find out what they may have.)
>
> You can email me via my email address from my r.a.s. profile, or if
> you don’t have access to that, then you can reach me via my
> hotmail.com email account which is fe4me.
>
> Thanks,
> - Frank

If you can, check out the article in Sailplane and Gliding, December
2007 called
"Developing club strategy"
"Robbie Robertson of Talgarth shares what he told the BGA Chairmen’s
Conference about how to make sure your club is on track for a
successful future"

http://www.gliding.co.uk/sailplaneandgliding/issues/decjan07.htm

/Lars

[Bob]

Frank,

Just sent you a copy of the Strategic Planning Guide for Glider Clubs,
which I originally developed for the SSA Clubs and Chapters Committee.
You might find it a valuable template for how to go about the planning
process.

Bob Lacovara
Philadelphia Glider Council




On Sep 14, 11:03*pm, V1 > wrote:
> Our soaring club, the Soaring Club of Houston (Texas), has grown
> considerably over the last several years. As a result, we’re starting
> a strategic planning process to help guide our future growth.
>
> If other clubs have any planning information they could share, I’d
> appreciate copies. I’m interested in information on the planning
> process used, the resulting planning documents, the ongoing process to
> keep the plan active, and any lessons learned. (I've also contacted
> the SSA to find out what they may have.)
>
> You can email me via my email address from my r.a.s. profile, or if
> you don’t have access to that, then you can reach me via my
> hotmail.com email account which is fe4me.
>
> Thanks,
> - Frank

[Frank Whiteley]

On Sep 15, 3:10*pm, Bob > wrote:
> Frank,
>
> Just sent you a copy of the Strategic Planning Guide for Glider Clubs,
> which I originally developed for the SSA Clubs and Chapters Committee.
> You might find it a valuable template for how to go about the planning
> process.
>
> Bob Lacovara
> Philadelphia Glider Council
>
Bob's guide is also available here
http://www.soaringchapters.org/conventions/2005/Strategic%20Planning%20-%20Glider%20Clubs%20-v5.pdf

[HoUdino]

On Sep 15, 4:59*pm, Frank Whiteley > wrote:
> On Sep 15, 3:10*pm, Bob > wrote:> Frank,
>
> > Just sent you a copy of the Strategic Planning Guide for Glider Clubs,
> > which I originally developed for the SSA Clubs and Chapters Committee.
> > You might find it a valuable template for how to go about the planning
> > process.
>
> > Bob Lacovara
> > Philadelphia Glider Council
>
> Bob's guide is also available herehttp://www.soaringchapters.org/conventions/2005/Strategic%20Planning%...

Great presentation!!! Every club should take a look at this link.

LT