(Best.Practices) Business Plan

[Nellie Reyes]

Joan,
I am the state director for Communities In Schools a drop out prevention =
program.  CIS is administered at the local level by non-profits 501 (c) (=
3) boards.  We require all of our programs to develop annual operational =
plans that are tied to the strategic plan.  the annual plan in essence is=
 a business plan.
Thanks,
Nellie Reyes =20
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----- Original Message -----
From: Joan Vance
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 10:50 AM
To: YOUTHLEARN at LISTSERV.MORINO.ORG
Subject: Re: (Best.Practices) Business Plan
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Hello,

I think that the absence of a "business plan" does not mean that
organizations have
no clear vision or goals for the future.  Every non-profit organization I
have ever worked with
has goals and mission statements, and strategic plans which are updated
at least every five years.  Visions, goals, and methods of accomplishing
those are contained
in those documents.  =20

Joan Vance
4-H Faculty

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>youth serving organizations.  Am I and others to believe that there are =
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>youth serving organizations that have business plans.  That would be a m=
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Joan Vance
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