G ETTING TO Y ES : T IPS FOR S ELLING YOUR I DEAS TO THE P EOPLE WHO M ATTER NJLA Annual Conference May 17, 2016.

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G ETTING TO Y ES : T IPS FOR S ELLING YOUR I DEAS TO THE P EOPLE WHO M ATTER NJLA Annual Conference May 17, 2016

B E P REPARED FOR Q UESTIONS : Who? What? When? Where? How? Why? ?

W HY ? Aligns with library’s Mission and Vision Advances goals of library’s Strategic Plan Addresses an identified interest, need or demand from community Extends library outreach to the community Supported by research and data Demographics/Statistics Best practices

W HAT ? Describe the proposed program/service New innovative idea Creative idea for a current program Identify your goals Hoped for impact Expected outcomes Benefits – Tangible, intangible Risks/Hurdles to overcome Competition

W HO ? External Audience served Community collaborations/partnership Outside expertise needed Internal Who’s on board Supervisor Colleagues Level of staffing needed – skills required

H OW ? Resources needed People, equipment, space Technology Financial Funds in the existing budget Expenses appropriate to outcomes Grants Partnerships Support from Friends - Fundraising

H OW ? Sustainability Long term or short term Ongoing funding Political support Communication Staff buy-in PR – Engage/inform the community Evaluation plan How to measure success

W HERE AND W HEN ? Location Branch specific System-wide Off site Scope One time event Series of Programs Ongoing program or service Project plan Timeline from implementation to completion Deadlines/schedule

B E O PEN AND H ONEST Share your passion Admit if you don’t know the answer More research Better data Listen to suggestions to change or improve your proposal for increased success Have a Plan B Try again!

Our Vision GCLS libraries are the center of an informed, engaged, and connected community. Our Mission The Gloucester County Library System provides welcoming community spaces where people gather to learn, create, and have fun. Anne M. Wodnick – Director Phone: