week 4-5 Vision statement Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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What do we want to become?

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Vision Statement

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is a forward-looking declaration that defines what an organization aspires to become in the future

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vision statement

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It serves as a strategic guide for decision-making, employee motivation, and stakeholder engagement.

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vision statement

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Key Characteristics of a Good Vision Statement

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Inspiring & aspirational
Future-focused
Concise & memorable
Aligned with company values

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5
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Should motivate employees and stakeholders.

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Inspiring & aspirational

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Defines the long-term direction.

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Future-focused

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Ideally 10-20 words to ensure clarity.

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Concise & memorable

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Reflects core beliefs and purpose.

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Aligned with company values

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How to Create a Vision Statement

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Step 1: Define the Company’s Purpose
Step 2: Envision the Future
Step 3: Choose Effective Words
Step 4: Refine & Finalize

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10
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Why does the company exist beyond making profits?
Identify core values that guide the organization.

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Step 1: Define the Company’s Purpose

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Consider where the company wants to be in 5–10 years.
Imagine the ideal impact on customers, employees, and society.

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Step 2: Envision the Future

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Use powerful, positive, and action-oriented words:

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Step 3: Choose Effective Words

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“Leading,” “Shaping,” “Transforming”

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Future-focused

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“Empowering,” “Enhancing,” “Advancing”

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Impact-driven

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“Inspiring,” “Unleashing,” “Revolutionizing”

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Emotionally engaging

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Ensure the statement is clear, simple, and memorable.
Test it by asking: Does this inspire? Does this set a clear direction?

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Step 4: Refine & Finalize

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Evaluation Criteria Checklist

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Future-Oriented
Inspirational
Concise & Clear
Unique
Aligned with Values
Flexible & Adaptive

18
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Does it describe a long-term aspiration?

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Future-Oriented

19
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Does it excite & engage employees/stakeholders?

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Inspirational

20
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Is it easy to understand and remember?

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Concise & Clear

21
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Does it differentiate the company from competitors?

22
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Does it reflect the company’s mission and purpose?

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Aligned with Values

23
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Can it evolve with industry trends?

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Flexible & Adaptive

24
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Why Does a Vision Statement Change?

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Industry Disruptions
Market & Consumer Changes
Expansion & Growth
Crisis or Rebranding

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New technologies and competitors require a shift in strategy.
Industry Disruptions
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Evolving customer needs may demand a new focus.
Market & Consumer Changes
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When a company enters new markets or industries.
Expansion & Growth
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After economic downturns, scandals, or leadership changes.
Crisis or Rebranding