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Crafting Compelling Vision Statements Workshop

Learn how to create impactful vision statements that excite stakeholders, push boundaries, and drive change. Discover the key components of a vision statement and techniques to make it relatable and engaging. Practice crafting vision statements in this interactive session.

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Crafting Compelling Vision Statements Workshop

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  1. Creating A Vision Statement Darren Blagburn Institutional Effectiveness blagdarr@isu.edu or x1846

  2. Timeline/Outcome Vision Class: 15 mins Tables create a vision statement: 30 mins Craft a Vision Statement from the groups’ input: 1hr:15 mins Outcome: A vision statement for approval

  3. Give your vision heart • Push beyondwhat you’ve always done in the past • Create change • Excite your stakeholders

  4. What Composes a Vision? Defines what you do for your customer Defines a unique twist you bring to your outcome Apply some high-level quantification Add relatable, human, “real world” aspects Bring it all together Step 1 – The outputStep 2 – The twistStep 3 – The quantificationStep 4 – The human connection

  5. Qualities a Vision Statement • Discuss, digest, cut, polish, review, revise • 1-2 sentences- • Cut out the buzz words • Who do you want to become? • Avoid: Phrases such as “being the best possible,” “world-class,” and “great customer service” mean little because everybody uses them

  6. Vision Statement- Examples Chevron-- “To be the global energy company which is most admired for its people, partnerships and performance.” LinkedIn--“To connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful.” The BBC-- “To enrich people’s lives with programmes and services that inform, educate and entertain.”

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