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Nonprofit Experience
Today we live in a world of change. Each year nonprofits are having to adapt to meet the needs of their internal and external customers.
Our external customers are looking for improved services and products that meet their needs in an ever-changing world.
Our internal customers, our employees, are looking for new work cultures and benefits packages that influences employee recruitment, retention and succession planning.
A time machine is capable of transporting a person backward or forward in time. This interactive business planning experience takes your team back to your last calendar or fiscal year and then into your current year to discuss what is working well and where there are challenges.
With these insights, as a team they look into your future for ways to create greater sustainable success. In the end, the Planning Game Exercise creates greater clarity on what is working well, where your challenges are and generates smart ideas to move forward.
We all have areas that are going well and those with challenges.
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
Mission Vision Values
Company Culture
Planning Process
Employee Recruitment
Employee Retention
Succession
Marketing
Sales
Customer Service
Quality Control
Purchasing/ Supply Chain
Technology
Innovation
Access to Resources
This planning experience supports strengthening your organizational chain and business culture. Employees better understand the business of your business and how what they do daily impacts the company's overall operational and strategic goals, along with improved critical thinking and decision making.
Collaborative Problem-solving
Research shows that collaborative problem solving leads to better outcomes and innovation. Not only in developing new ways of thinking but implementing them. This interactive planning card game increases team interactivity, helps your organization look ahead and supports an experience where team members connect, relax, have some fun, and share ideas on ways to make things better.
Process
This interactive 4-hour business planning game can be used for annual planning, strategic planning, board or leadership retreats, or department team building.