Setting Group Goals for Growth (SG3)

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Is your organization, community, group, or team in need of a facilitated process, also known as the practice of designing and leading collaborative processes that help a group achieve a common goal? MSU Extension and the National Charette Institute will help your group leave with priorities for future action in just three hours!

Setting Group Goals for Growth, or SG3, is a NEW half-day, highly interactive, facilitated planning workshop for teams of 6-8 people who will identify priorities and draft a plan to implement them.

This process is ideal for associations, commodity groups, non-profits, planning commissions (think CIP or the vision for a master plan), county commissioners/city councils/township boards (think annual goal setting), and any group looking to make and achieve a plan.

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