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Transcript: References BRICK Avon Academy School. (n.d.). School vision and mission statement. Retrieved from http://www.nps.k12.nj.us/23522092802729590/site/default.asp Dervarics, C & O’Brien, E. (2011). Back to school: How parent involvement affects student achievement (At a glance). The Center for Public Education. Retrieved from http://www.centerforpubliceducation.org/Main-Menu/Public-education/Parent-Involvement Ruben, M. (2009). Ten best practices for leading organizational change. Ruben Consulting Group. Retrieved from http://www.leadershiptangles.com/leadership-tangles-blog/bid/40661/Ten-Best-Practices-for-Leading-Organizational-Change Spiro, Jody. (2010). Leading Change Step-by-Step: Tactics, Tools, and Tales. John Wiley & Sons (P&T), 12/2010. <vbk:9781118397060#page(60)>. The “small win” began with the recruitment of a team of teachers that serve as the facilitators of the parent workshops. This team of teachers provides the successful training and serves as advisors for the parent participants. The benefits of the win included the development of a community partnership of stakeholders. The community includes the administration, parents, and teachers who will collaboratively work together as well informed decision-makers that will provide the foundation and support of increased student academic achievement. BRICK Avon Academy In conclusion, according to Ruben (2009) ten best practices for leading organizational change, BRICK Avon Academy is using best practice to implement the change strategy. The practices include the ability to assess and plan, demonstrated leadership and commitment, building an implementation team that includes key stakeholders and influential leaders in the organization; and assess and monitor the impact of the change. The next steps in the change strategy include increasing parent attendance, creation and implementation of additional workshops in accordance to parent feedback, and tracking the impact on academic achievement, motivation, and student confidence. The goal of BRICK’s change strategy is to enhance student learning and support scholars enabling them to be successful productive individuals that can enter the 21st century workforce. According to BRICK Avon Academy’s mission statement (n.d.) building responsible, intelligent, and creative students through partnership of school, parents, and the community with prepare scholars to be successful in the 21st century globally society. Shared values are created when the stakeholders work in partnership, accountability is upheld, as parents gain knowledge and skills they become better role models and supporters of their children. The partnership must be created around student learning to identify the barriers to achievement, resulting in increased student achievement (Dervarics and O’Brien, 2011). In solidifying the foundation of the family, the students will thrive, be highly motivated and develop from that stronger parental foundation resulting in higher academic achievement and success. The change strategy addresses the lack of parental awareness of the components of the programs and use of Internet tools to support student success. Workshops will continue throughout the school year. For results and correspondence for those workshops, visit the community blog. "Small Win" Parents have begun to attend educational workshops held at BRICK Avon Academy. At the end of meetings, each parent responded to an “ABC” evaluation:" What action will you take as a result of the meeting?" What was the best part of this meeting?" What concerns do you have? Post these concerns and ask for resolutions to be offered in the BRICK Community Blog. Additional comments, responses, and resolutions will be used to revise any upcoming workshops and be included in decision making changes in our school curriculum and schedule. Educational Opportunities for Parents

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Transcript: Strictly Professional Or Humorous? Don' be afraid to change the tone for different audiences Use personal pronouns (we, our) instead of general terms (the company) Be Confident Length One to Four pages What to Avoid superlatives clichés any over-used expressions 'the best' 'groundbreaking' 'cutting-edge' 'world class.' Now you are done... Is It Any Good? Ask a 5th Grader The Executive Summary Why... Helps you to determine which aspects of your company have the clearest selling points, and which aspects may require a bit more explanation. What about the rest? Do your research You develop a better vision of what your business is all about, and you become better at telling your story Executive summary needs an executive summary • Do you have a unique partnership? • Do you already have customers and traction? • Do you have patents or technology? • Is your marketing plan special in a certain way? Make the structure as relevant as possible for the reader, who is typically an investor or a lender No one really wnats to read an 80 page business plan Brief Financial Summary One plan is to summarize each section of the business plan in the same order The First Paragraph The "Why Now" makes your executive summary timely. Clearly explain what the company does grab your reader's attention and let them know what it is you do and why they should read the rest Include the MAJOR details..... not the boring ones! Tone To get your foot in the door! • A Company Description Summary • The Problem • Your Solution • Why Now

Executive Summary Presentation

Transcript: Key Findings Insights gathered from reader feedback underscore the effectiveness of executive summaries. 85% 70% 50% 30% of respondents found the executive summary helpful in grasping the main ideas of the document. indicated they would recommend including executive summaries in future reports. of readers reported improved decision-making after reviewing the executive summary. of participants suggested that summaries should be more concise for better clarity. Condenses Main Ideas The executive summary condenses the main ideas of a larger document, allowing readers to grasp essential concepts without having to read the entire text. This is particularly beneficial for busy stakeholders who need to make informed decisions quickly. Captures Attention Purpose of the Executive Summary By highlighting the most relevant findings and recommendations, the executive summary captures the reader's attention, encouraging further exploration of the document’s details. It acts as both a hook and a roadmap for deeper engagement. Structured for Clarity An effective executive summary is structured in a clear and logical manner, making it easy for readers to navigate through the critical elements of the document. This improves comprehension and retention of the information presented. Actionable Recommendations for Implementation A structured approach to enhance outcomes based on key findings. Phase 4: Continuous Improvement Phase 1: Immediate Actions Phase 3: Evaluation and Adjustment Establish a framework for ongoing review and enhancement of processes. Phase 2: Strategic Initiatives Implement quick wins identified from key findings to drive early momentum. Assess the impact of implemented actions and make necessary adjustments to strategies. Launch strategic initiatives that align with long-term goals and leverage strengths. Reinforcing the Core Insights The conclusion reiterates the essential findings and actionable recommendations derived from the executive summary. It emphasizes their significance for informed decision-making and strategic planning. Understanding the Executive Summary An executive summary serves as a critical component of a larger document, offering a distilled version of its key points. It allows readers to quickly grasp essential information, facilitating informed decision-making and engagement with the content. Encourage audience participation Q&A Clarify discussed topics Foster open dialogue Executive Summary Presentation A concise overview of key findings and recommendations.

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Transcript: GROUP STRUCTURE KEY PROCESSES Should be: flexible and mutually respected Your group did well: status flexibility Could be improved: assigning status roles based upon assumptions Should be: respectful yet communicative, engaged in group process Your group did well: no rude responses to input, members remained focused, involved Could be improved: eye contact/focus on each member when speaking, eliminate distractions, creating complete understandings of ideas Agenda Should be: reached by consensus, diversity of options, everyone heard Your group did well: made decisions quickly, minimal conflict, time spent Could be improved: certain members looked to for approval, accomodating, minimal ideas offered Brainstorming Process: Decision Making Forming Management of Differing Opinions Setting an Agenda: Should be: clear, established early, group understanding Your group did well: involved, task-oriented Could be improved: specifics of goal, establishing the goal from the beginning Should be: a method to tie members to the group (goal and attraction, cooprtative) Your group did well: social interactions, driven towards goal, mutual desire to succeed Could be improved: cohesion amongst entire group, feeling of comfort Status Relations devote more time allowing each member to present ideas creating a comfortable environment in which members feel that they can contribute Definition of group success Success in your group Opportunities for improvement RECOMMENDATIONS FOR GROUP IMPROVEMENT Interactive Activity TEAM NEMO Cohesion Roles Should be: negotiate conflict, integrative Your group did well: supportive of contributions, respectful Could be improved: favoring one opinion based on status, suggestions are acknowledged Should be: (in small groups) decentralized, inclusive Your group did well: centralized leadership-efficiency Could be improved: more decentralized style of leadership, higher level of input from all members Should be: high role fit Your group did well: respected leader, mutual trust, centralized but not dictatorial Could be improved: distinction of roles, equally valued roles discuss goals, roles, and processes agenda high efficiency eliminate confusion/lack of direction throughout process STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT Goals Communication Structure Group structure Key processes Stage of group development Reccomendations Communication Skills

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Transcript: The main reason for this reorganization is to cut expenses because of: Lots of redundant function Seperate administration departements Background of the reorganization The way of generating electricity Durability became more important ten ever From €190 million to €100 million. Specialist in providing services to electricity grids and stations Total workforce of 2.620 employees (89,7% male/10,3% female). Joulz has made a total revenue of over €508 million. - Annual report 2012 Changing world Less subsidy from the government Expensive processes They reclassified the structure They organized the processes more efficiently, 'operational excellence' They focused on more profitable projects Brought back the total reduction to 60 full time jobs. Schedule Introduction Company Profile Background of the reorganization What were the problems before this reorganization? How did Joulz solve these problems? Conclusion: What can be done better in the future? The new structure. Source: 'New Stedin in headlines' Changing world The communication from a reduction of 400 full time jobs was unnecessary! First Joulz and Stedin communicated a total reduction from 400 full time jobs. This resulted in: Panic under the people Lower motivated people Not well informed people They brought it back to 60 full time jobs. My advice is: to be a lot of more secure with the communication, to continue on focusing on the efficient processes and profitable projects. Stedin is the owner of these electricity grids and stations Total workforce of 1.050 employees (73,8% male/26,2% female). Stedin has made a total revenue of over €1.029 billion. - Annual report 2012 Change Management Corporate reorganization Research between: Less subsidy from the government Presentation Executive Summary How did Joulz solve these problems? Introduction & Company Profile What were the problems before this reorganization? Conclusion: What can be done better in the future? The merger between Joulz and Stedin: effects the structure, the strategy, the people and the processes of the organization, comes with the loss of 400 full time jobs. Expensive processes

Executive Summary Presentation

Transcript: Executive Summary Introduction Key Objectives This presentation provides a succinct overview of the project findings, encompassing objectives, insights, and actionable recommendations tailored for organizational executives. The focus is on delivering a clear and impactful summary. Main Findings The primary objectives of the project include evaluating current practices, identifying areas for improvement, and aligning initiatives with organizational goals. The aim is to drive performance and achieve sustainable growth. Recommendations Key findings reveal that there are significant gaps in current practices, particularly in resource allocation and efficiency. Additionally, market analysis indicates untapped opportunities that can be leveraged to enhance overall outcomes. To address the identified gaps, it is recommended to implement strategic initiatives focused on improving resource management and enhancing collaborative efforts. This includes optimizing processes and investing in targeted training. Conclusion Recap of Key Points Key points include the identification of major findings, recommended strategies for implementation, and the importance of stakeholder engagement. The analysis has established a clear path forward for project success, emphasizing evidence-based decision-making. Final Remarks Next Steps In conclusion, the report highlights the critical need for actionable recommendations tailored to the organization’s objectives. A focus on effective implementation can significantly enhance performance and drive growth. Next steps involve prioritizing recommendations, developing a timeline for action, and assigning responsibilities. Continuous monitoring and evaluation will be essential for adapting the strategy as needed. Q&A Session Engaging in a Q&A session provides an opportunity to clarify any uncertainties and address specific stakeholder concerns. This dialogue will enhance understanding and foster collaborative solutions moving forward. Executive Summary Presentation Presentation Format Visual Design Principles Layout and Structure Visual design should prioritize clarity and consistency, utilizing simple layouts and a balanced mix of text and imagery. Effective use of white space draws attention to key points and improves overall readability. Organized structure improves audience comprehension. Utilize headings, bullet points, and sections to guide viewers through the content logically, fostering a narrative flow that keeps attention. Use of Colors and Fonts Incorporation of Visual Aids Choose a color palette that aligns with company branding for visual coherence. Select legible fonts, maintaining contrast with backgrounds to enhance readability across all devices. Visual aids such as charts, graphs, and images enhance message retention and engagement. They should be relevant and support the narrative, making complex data more accessible and understandable. Interactive Elements Overview of Project Findings for Senior Staff Incorporating interactive elements, such as polls or Q&A segments, fosters audience engagement. This approach can facilitate dialogue and feedback, making the presentation more dynamic and impactful. Peer Review Process Content Overview Review Criteria Feedback Collection The review process focused on relevance, clarity, and feasibility of recommendations. Specific criteria included alignment with organizational goals and potential impact on performance metrics. Feedback was collected through structured surveys and interviews with stakeholders. This approach ensured that the insights were comprehensive, capturing various perspectives that contribute to a more polished final output. Questions and Clarifications Summary of Suggestions Detailed Findings Common questions addressed included the rationale behind recommendations and the expected outcomes from implementing changes. Ensuring all doubts were clarified contributed to a more cohesive understanding among the team. The analysis reveals three major outcomes: improved efficiency in operations, enhanced customer satisfaction levels, and increased profitability. These findings underline the importance of strategic initiatives implemented over the past year. Key suggestions included refining presentation design for clarity and enhancing data visualization. Additionally, recommendations for actionable steps to implement findings were emphasized to facilitate follow-through. Actionable Steps To capitalize on these findings, it is recommended to implement targeted training programs for staff, enhance customer engagement initiatives, and invest in technology upgrades. Each step should be monitored for effectiveness in driving desired outcomes. Supporting Data Summary of Insights Data collected from surveys and financial reports supports our findings, showing a 20% increase in operational productivity and a rise in customer satisfaction ratings from 75% to 90%. Graphics illustrating these metrics are vital for visual understanding.

Executive Summary Presentation

Transcript: b Y Conway Elementary Library 2 X Growing With The Students g m 1 by Jessica Remley p Why are we growing? G Purpose Purpose The Conway library is growing and changing to promote 21st-century skills and create an inclusive environment that welcomes all students and families while supporting learning success across the curriculum. A changing population: Reason 14.8% English Language Learners Reason 10.9% Receive Special Education Services Virginia Department of Education. (2020). School Quality Profiles. Conway Elementary. Retrieved from http://schoolquality.virginia.gov/schools/conway-elementary Reason Support Conway's School Improvement Plan Goals Reason School Improvement Plan. (2019). Conway Elementary School. Retrieved from https://www.staffordschools.net/domain/1161 Goal #1 Ensure all families are valued, welcomed, and a vital part of our school community and their child’s education. Goal #1 Goal #2 To become leaders of their lives, students will become critical thinkers, critically literate, and problem solvers. Goal #2 Design cognitively engaging tasks that cross rigor divide for all students so every child reaches grade-level benchmark. Goal #3 Goal #3 F Makerspace Renovation To foster critical thinking and problem solving. Talhakhalil007. (2019). Business-idea-strategy-marketing-4271251. [image]. Pixabay. Retrieved from https://pixabay.com/vectors/business-idea-strategy-marketing-4271251/ Add flexible seating Organize makerspace materials Install a Lego Wall Leave room to grow Demco Inc. (2020). Retrieved from https://www.demco.com/ S&S Worldwide. (2020). Dream lab lego. [image]. Retrieved from https://www.ssww.com/ Demco Demco Demco Literature For All E Raise literacy and achievement levels across the curriculum. OpenClipart-Vectors. (20130. Boy-books-school-reading-160174. [image]. Pixabay. Retrieved from https://pixabay.com/vectors/boy-books-school-student-reading-160174/ 50 New Print Books Spanish Pashto Farsi Middle Eastern Characters Print Books OpenClipart-Vectors. (2017).Books-library-books-reading-2022464. [image]. Pixabay. Retrieved from https://pixabay.com/vectors/book-books-library-books-reading-2022464/ 10 Playaway Audiobooks Audiobooks Playaway. (n.d.) Retrieved from http://playaway.com/audiobooks/kids/ 20 eBooks eBooks Clicker-Free-Vector-Images. (2012). Laptop-girl-woman-people-computer-4093. [image]. Pixabay. Retrieved from https://pixabay.com/vectors/laptop-girl-woman-people-computer-40935/ 10 iPads and Wifi Hotspots iPads Fajarbudi86. (2015). Tablet-hand-technology-internet-812708. [image]. Pixabay. Retrieved from https://pixabay.com/vectors/tablet-hand-technology-internet-812708/ D World Language Night World Language Night World Language Night World Language Night World Language Night C "I'm so glad I went to the family night. I met my daughter's new friends and checked out an iPad." "It's great that I can read Afghani books with my son." "The Conway Library is always welcoming and helpful." Evaluation B Quantitative Quantitative Evaluation Test score increases for SOL and Benchmark tests Number of parent accounts opened Attendance at World Language Night Check-out numbers of new books, iPads, and hotspots Qualitative Qualitative Evaluation Parent Survey Family Night Observations A Future Plans Future Plans Future Plans Future Plans Future Plans Future Plans

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