Your strategic plan, from the board to the frontline.
The board signs off a plan. The frontline never hears about it. We make the planning process and the follow-through one piece of work, not two consulting bills.
A not-for-profit strategic plan reaches the frontline when the board, the leadership team and program managers build it together, and staff are asked whether they can say it back. GetSorted runs a board workshop, two days with leaders and program managers, three pages, and 90 days of follow-through, at a fixed price your board and funders can file.
One process, board to frontline.
Board workshop
A half-day with your board to set the direction and what success looks like for the people you serve.
Two days with leaders
Your leadership team and program managers turn the direction into three priorities and the behaviours behind them.
The plan, on three pages
The strategic plan your board approves, plus a page your frontline can use and a page per program manager.
Report to the board
Recall measured across programs at day 90, reported to the board alongside one outcome you choose.
Demo The board workshop and board report are proposed for this version.
A fixed-price proposal for three-quote processes.
Many boards and funders need three quotes. Ours is ready to file: fixed price, GST shown, inclusions and exclusions listed, and no extras in the 90 days.
What not-for-profit CEOs ask.
- We already have a strategic plan. Is this a second one?
- No. Bring the plan. We cut it down to three priorities your staff can hold, and make the 90 days after it the implementation, so it's one piece of work.
- Is the business language a problem for a community services team?
- We use your words: clients, participants, outcomes, programs. The three questions work the same way in a care team as on a factory floor.
- Can our funding cycle fit it?
- Yes. The fee can be split across two financial years, and we plan the dates around your reporting deadlines. Demo
- Have you worked with not-for-profits?
- Demo Ask on the call for a reference from a community services client.