Supervision and Strategy: A Supervisor’s Role in Strategy Execution
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BCBA CEUs: 1 Total CEU | 1 Supervision CEU
This talk from the 2023 Michigan Autism Conference highlights the crucial role of supervisors in driving the execution of an organization’s strategic plans, acknowledging that despite the lack of precise data, most strategic plans fail due to poor and fragmented implementation. It underscores the importance of aligning daily supervision practices with the organization’s long-term goals and offers insights into how supervisors can become more effective in ensuring that these plans are executed successfully, thus playing a key role in reaching strategic milestones.
Description
Do you supervise the work of others inside your organization? Do you know where your organization wants to be in the next three to five years? Do your daily supervision practices and processes drive performance in that direction in a clear and efficient way? While we do not yet have reliable data surrounding how frequently strategic plans fail to reach full execution (Candido & Santos, 2015), it is generally known and accepted that the majority of strategic plans fail due to fragmented and poor implementation efforts. In this talk, we explore what makes for effective strategy execution and why supervisors (and supervision processes) play such a critical role in achieving strategic milestones. You will learn the steps you can take to become more active and effective drivers of strategy execution.
About the Speaker
Sally Freds, Ph.D., BCBA, LBA is a Strategic & Operational Alignment Specialist at Corewell Health based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Previously, Sally was a Director, Outpatient Services at Residential Opportunities and also held positions at Southwest Michigan Behavioral Health, Great Lakes Center for Autism Treatment and Research, Western Michigan University, Braintrust Behavioral Health, Summit Pointe, Kalamazoo Autism Center.
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