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Strategic Planning: Don't Delay

Strategic planning is one of the most important tasks congressional offices can undertake ... and one of the easiest to avoid and delay once Congress is in session and your staff is dealing with demands from your many stakeholders. That's why CMF hosted a training session on how to plan strategically (in conjunction with the House Chiefs of Staff Association) before leaving for the Holidays. If you missed the December 2016 training, here are the highlights and some tips for you to start the process in your office.
 
 
 

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