STRATEGIC PLANNING - NMAC
Define the key components of strategic planning. Explain the structure of strategic planning. Explain the difference between strategic planning and long-range planning. Describe what a strategic plan is not. State the reasons for strategic planning. UNIT 1: Understanding Strategic Planning 81931_NMAC 8/7/03 11:57 AM Page 9
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