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Proposal Details

Proposal ID	766
Proposal	Strategic Plan Objectives - Action Plan: Run and Elect More Candidates
Presenter	Steering Committee
Floor Manager	Starlene Rankin
Phase	Closed
Discussion	09/22/2014 - 10/12/2014
Voting	10/13/2014 - 10/19/2014
Result	Adopted
Presens Quorum	30 0.6666
Consens Quorum	28 A Majority of Yes and No Votes

Background

The National Committee passed Proposal 689 regarding development of a
Strategic Plan on November 25, 2012. The Strategic Plan Working Group
(SPWG) first convened in January 2013. We gathered input from many
sources before releasing the draft plan, and gathered further input at
the Annual National Meeting in Summer 2013.

The Strategic Plan consists of two parts: the Narrative, which lays
out an analysis of the party’s current situation, and goals designed
to grow the party and move it forward; and the Objectives and Action
Plan. The Objectives and Action Plan lays out specific objectives
designed to meet each goal, action plans around each objective, how we
will measure success, and who should do the work.

The Objectives and Action Plan document for each goal will be
considered separately, to allow members to fully discuss and consider
each one.

Some Action Items would involve bylaws changes. However, specific
changes are not outlined here, as they would be developed and proposed
by the relevant committees. Committees, as well as the party in
general, may also develop budget requests and/or fundraising plans to
enable implementation.

Implementation of the Plan will depend on the active involvement and
commitment of Party leaders and members, both current and future, who
are inspired to join the work called for in the plan. Possible new
committees we envision are listed in italics. The Strategic Planning
Working Group intends to remain active, to help the process along, and
to evaluate our progress over time. Our Implementation Plan is
outlined here: www.gp.org/spwg

We call on every member of the National Committee to consider where
their talents might best be used in this effort, and to join national
committees to use those talents. NC members should also consider
whether other Party members in their states might be interested, and
invite them to join committees. People with leadership, fundraising,
and project management experience are especially needed.

We look forward to a more visible and powerful Green Party that will
come to fruition, through the focused and strategic work guided by the
Strategic Plan.

The Strategic Plan is focused on five goals, which are detailed below.

Increase Membership and Diversity (Approved by NC 7/13/14)
Run and Elect More Candidates
Create More Positive Awareness of the Party
Create Closer Ties with Movements, More Effective Issue
Advocacy/Policy Development
Change Structures to Better Align with Goals

PURPOSE

The purpose of this proposal is for the National Committee to indicate
that they generally support the Strategic Plan Objectives and Action
Plan., Goal 2: Run and Elect More Candidates, as detailed below.

Proposal

Goal Two: Run and Elect More Candidates
See document at: http://www.gp.org/spwg

Resources

IMPLEMENTATION / TIMELINE
General timelines and personnel are indicated above.

The Strategic Planning Working Group (SPWG) will continue to work with the Steering Committee and other relevant committees and state leaders to develop and implement the plan. The SPWG will release a preliminary report on the plan’s progress at the end of 2014.

References

All strategic planning documents are available here:
https://secure.gpus.org/secure/intranet/planning-docs/
usr = StratPlan
pwd = 2013Gp

Co-Chairs, Strategic Planning Working Group
Karen Young – karenyoung521@yahoo.com; Starlene Rankin, greenstarlene@gmail.,com; Hillary Kane,
hillarya@pobox.upenn.edu

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