Strategic Business Plan for Athabasca District Ag Society
Project scope
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expense forecasting goal setting financial planning revenue forecasting marketing planning business strategies researchThe main goal for the project is to develop a 3-5 year strategic business plan for the Athabasca District Ag Society, a non-profit organization. The plan should outline the organization's mission, vision, goals, and objectives, as well as strategies for achieving them. It should also include a financial plan, marketing plan, and operational plan to guide the organization's activities and growth over the specified period.
- Conduct research and analysis on the current state of the organization, including its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
- Develop a mission statement, vision statement, and core values for the organization.
- Define specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals and objectives for the next 3-5 years.
- Identify strategies and action plans for achieving the set goals and objectives.
- Create a financial plan, including revenue projections, expense forecasts, and budget allocation.
- Develop a marketing plan to promote the organization's activities and attract support from the community.
- Outline an operational plan to ensure the efficient and effective implementation of the strategies and activities.
Will provide all resources needed for this and can connect whenever needed on email or zoom with students and professors. We have a current Strat plan we can provide
About the company
A group of volunteers feeling compelled to provide betterment in their community of agriculture establish an organization. On December 21, 1949 the Province of Alberta issued the original Certificate of Organization to “Athabasca District Agricultural Society”. This is our legal registered name. We are to use this legal entity on all correspondence and financial information.
In June 1952 the Athabasca District Agricultural Society was charted by law under the authority of the Agriculture Societies Act of Alberta and will be governed by the following regulations (Athabasca Agricultural Society By-Laws) in compliance with the Agriculture Societies Act of Alberta.