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ACT - Action Changes ThingsIf you want to write action plans that drive results, you need to ensure they are relevant, informative, and timely.
SMART Goals are an easy and effective way to create actionable plans that move you forward.
Get the most out of your goals and objectives by converting them into action items that can be tracked and measured.
Managing a business is a difficult task, but it doesn't have to be as hard as it sounds.
Milestones and Key Performance Indicator (KPI) tracking is an important part of project management.
Developing a strategic action plan is essential to the success of any organization.
Establishing a template of collaboration, documentation, and recognition is key for your team.
The best action plan is one that changes depending on the organization's needs, whether they are internal or external.
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Action Plan Building Series: A Road Map for Your Vision to Achieve Your Business Goals
Part 1 – SMART Goal Planning Part 2 – Converting SMART Goals to Action Items Part 3 – Accountability Measures through Assignments and Deadlines Part 4 – Tracking Results through Milestones and KPIs Part 5 – Going Beyond Planning to Execution – Action Changes Things (ACT)
Part 6 – Getting Your Team Onboard Part 7 – Refine Your Action Plan – Monitor, Evaluate and Update the Plan |
Community Wealth Building Series
Community Wealth Building Series: Capital Democratization for Local Stakeholders and Small Businesses
Part 1 – Tips for Small Businesses to Attract Local Investment Part 2 – Guide to Starting a Local Investment Club
Part 3 – Overview: Community Investment Funds (CIF) Part 4 – Real Estate Revitalization Fund (CIF) | Local Stakeholders Taking ControlThe power of community wealth building through the lens of capital democratization.
Effective community wealth building involves engagement by local stakeholders as a source of that business capital.
Learn how to start your own local investment club.
Community Investment Funds are locally pooled investments from individuals, foundations, and social investors.
A real estate revitalization fund is a CIF that takes advantage of an exemption from the Investment Company Act for real estate investments.
The Diversified Opportunity Fund is a great tool that local small business owners can use to refurbish their communities.
PRI is a lesser known but incredibly powerful concept.
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