Creating a stellar mission statement requires that you brainstorm what you hope to accomplish in your business and more specifically how.
Include a mini strategy -- you describe some of your techniques to achieve this goal. For example, here is a sample mission statement for a fictitious Registered Nurse staffing firm:
Include a mini strategy -- you describe some of your techniques to achieve this goal. For example, here is a sample mission statement for a fictitious Registered Nurse staffing firm:
This told you what they were doing and how they were doing it.
Their mission is clear, to make sure they are the first stop for Registered Nurse staffing purposes.
They also go on to tell you what their aspirations are and how they intend to accomplish their business mission. There is mention of integrity even though they describe their recruiting efforts as "aggressive."
Here is a formula you can follow for your very own mission statement:
Their mission is clear, to make sure they are the first stop for Registered Nurse staffing purposes.
They also go on to tell you what their aspirations are and how they intend to accomplish their business mission. There is mention of integrity even though they describe their recruiting efforts as "aggressive."
Here is a formula you can follow for your very own mission statement:
- Make mention of your company name and company formation.
- Briefly describe what you are selling (product or service)
- Include a statement about how you handle business (ethical practices, views for employees and shareholders, etc)
- Describe what your goals are
- How you will accomplish these goals
While your mission statement is only a statement, it is packed full of who you are and what you stand for. It is a brief description of your organization.
As companies become more aware of their social responsibility and how they do business ultimately impacts the earth, there is more emphasis on green techniques and practices that leave minimal carbon footprints.
Social Responsibility is nothing new, but the time has arrived when businesses can no longer hide behind the "we didn't know any better" excuse. Larger corporations like Google, Rackspace and Apple create technologies that allow us to store information in the cloud.
The more aware we become of our role in the demise of our planet and ways we can take part in its restoration, the more businesses will need to adapt socially responsible statements into their mission statements.
[*side note*] If you have not considered this part of your business strategy and how it will not only increase your profits in many ways, but also save you money, do so now.
As companies become more aware of their social responsibility and how they do business ultimately impacts the earth, there is more emphasis on green techniques and practices that leave minimal carbon footprints.
Social Responsibility is nothing new, but the time has arrived when businesses can no longer hide behind the "we didn't know any better" excuse. Larger corporations like Google, Rackspace and Apple create technologies that allow us to store information in the cloud.
The more aware we become of our role in the demise of our planet and ways we can take part in its restoration, the more businesses will need to adapt socially responsible statements into their mission statements.
[*side note*] If you have not considered this part of your business strategy and how it will not only increase your profits in many ways, but also save you money, do so now.
If you are not sure what Corporate Responsibility/Social Responsibility is, let me explain.
It is the inherent responsibility we have to or communities, constituents, and shareholders when we are in a position of authority. As CEO's and savvy business people, social responsibility is more than giving back to the community through charity, it is making sure your company operates in the most ethical manner possible, using technologies to decrease emissions and other things which can potentially harm the environment.
Deep down, every one knows their responsibility to put their trash in the trashcan, and to treat others with respect. Social responsibility is similar, just on a larger scale.
It is the inherent responsibility we have to or communities, constituents, and shareholders when we are in a position of authority. As CEO's and savvy business people, social responsibility is more than giving back to the community through charity, it is making sure your company operates in the most ethical manner possible, using technologies to decrease emissions and other things which can potentially harm the environment.
Deep down, every one knows their responsibility to put their trash in the trashcan, and to treat others with respect. Social responsibility is similar, just on a larger scale.
Make it your mission to remain accountable to those who put you in the place of authority you've attained, and they will keep you there.
Next up is Vision Statements and their importance.
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Next up is Vision Statements and their importance.
Contact ChrissyBiz today to discuss the impact that web marketing copy can have on your business.
