april 15, 2015 a learning experience the strategic planning process at fhr school of business
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Area: 163,820 sq km
Population: 573,311 (July 2014 est.)
GDP per capita: USD 12,900 (2014 est)
Main source of income: the mining industry, with exports of alumina, gold, and oil accounting for about 85% of exports and 25% of government revenues
Suriname
Suriname
Offered by:
Master in International & Comparative Law
Program:
Programs
Bachelor of Business Administration Program
Master of Business Administration
Master of Public Administration in
‘Governance’
Master of Small & Medium Entreprise Management
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Vision
FHR promotes a voluntary and self-motivated pursuit of lifelong learning for personal and professional reasons.
FHR is an institute for higher education
contributing to modernization of society by enhancing performance of management, governance, legal practice and business and is aspiring to be “a state-of-the- art integrated institute of accredited bachelor and master programs”
‘To provide undergraduate education in management, finance, international business and commerce at international standards in a stable and orderly learning environment, ensuring that students can develop their talents to their full potential and become highly competent professionals.’
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Mission of FHR School of Business
Strategic Plan (EFQM)
Annual year plan (A3)
Periodic Management Assessment & Review
Planning management cycle
Key drivers strategic planning
• Shared responsibility
• Continuous improvement
• Comply to international standards
• Implementing standardized policies and procedures
Comply to international standards
Strategic map
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5
Profile of the school
Resources
Business environment
Inte
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SWOT-Analysis
Strategic positioning
Mission
Broad based Operational
Goals
Broad based Student Learning
Goals
STRATEGIC ACTIONS AND
FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS
(5-year forecast)
Our mission:
To provide undergraduate education in management, finance, international business and commerce at international standards in a stable and orderly learning
environment, ensuring that students can develop their talents to their full potential and become highly competent and ambitious professionals.
Broad-based student learning goals
The student Is able to collect and interpret relevant data with the aim to form a judgment that
is partly based on the consideration of relevant social, scientific or ethical issues.
Mission linked to objectives & CSF
Strategic actions (Critical Successdefining Factors - CSF)•Mastery of characteristics of effective teaching•Excellent student outcomes