SHSMD - 2008 Annual Conference and Exhibits
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Rapid Strategy Development: Get Engagement and Results Quicker
Track
:
Workshop
Program Code:
W12
Date:
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Time:
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
EST
Location:
Pacific J
SPEAKER
(S):
Tony Silbert, Principal,
Innovation Partners International, Wakefield, RI
Tony Silbert, Principal of Innovation Partners International, has 20 years of experience in organizational development, change leadership consulting, training design and delivery. His areas of expertise include strengths-based and participatory approaches to large-scale change, strategic planning, organization design, innovation, and collaboration. He works with the private and public sector in a variety of industries, both domestically and abroad, including healthcare, finance, government, international development, IT, and non-profit.
Tony was the co-project director for the 2nd International Conference on AI, has been a keynoter and guest lecturer, and has led numerous training sessions on positive and high-engagement approaches to planning and change. Tony is faculty of National Training Laboratories, a partner and board member of Social Venture Partners of RI, and was selected as a “40 under 40” business leader in Rhode Island (2006).
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Liz Stikeman, founding member of Dynamic Health Systems, has 30 years experience in strategy formulation, the deployment of organizational development initiatives, leadership development, as well as process re-engineering efforts all aimed at achieving measurable results. She worked in private, non-profit and public sector organizations assuming various roles as an executive, member of the Board of Directors/Trustees, or program manager often leading change initiatives through focused, cross functional teams.
Liz has worked in international development and telecommunications in Europe, Asia and North America leading Human Resources, Sales and marketing as well as Health and Environment teams for organizations. Most recently, Liz has worked in the healthcare sector, leveraging experience from her volunteer work as President of the Board of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), New Hampshire as well as her role as Board Policy Representative for a local Community hospital network.
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Description
Tired of strategic planning efforts that take 9 — 12 months to complete and still don't achieve their intended results? Would you like to develop your strategy in 1/3 of the time and see immediate implementation success? Discover how participatory and strengths-based strategic planning and implementation processes can both shorten the time to develop your strategy and ensure widespread buy-in and engagement across the organization — ensuring successful implementation and delivering desired results quicker than traditional strategy processes. Learn about and experience key components of strengths-based and high-engagement planning processes like appreciative inquiry and open space. Examine how "SOAR" (Strengths, Opportunities, Aspirations, Results) analyses can be exchanged for traditional "SWOT" analysis. Through exploration of case studies, experiential activities, leading practices, and dialogue, participants will understand how to create more enthusiasm, commitment, positive action and faster results for their strategies.
You will learn to:
- Have a basic understanding of Appreciative Inquiry (AI)
as an approach, process, and framework for strategic
planning and implementation.
- Experience the "definition" and "discovery" phases of
the 5D-AI Process.
- Gain practical skills and experience in planning your
own strategic planning process.
- Understand how other organizations have utilized AI for
strategy development and the results they achieved.