ASHHRA 2008 – 2010 STRATEGIC PLAN Vision By joining together, by raising our skills and by speaking with one voice, we, as ASHHRA members will enhance.

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ASHHRA 2008 – 2010 STRATEGIC PLAN Vision By joining together, by raising our skills and by speaking with one voice, we, as ASHHRA members will enhance the well-being of our employees, our healthcare organizations, and the communities we serve. ASHHRA Mission ASHHRA leads the way for members to become more effective, valued, and credible leaders in healthcare human resources administration. As the foremost authority in healthcare human resources, ASHHRA provides timely and critical support through research, ongoing learning and development, products and resources, and opportunities for networking and collaboration. Our purpose: To establish the expertise of healthcare HR through our ability to learn and share knowledge, build relationships, and exemplify excellence. Our power: To influence and impact the future of the healthcare workforce and those they serve. Our promise: To keep in our minds and hearts the passion and commitment we have for our profession. ASHHRA will be the expert in delivering relevant and effective products/services that exceed members’ needs and expectations and positions healthcare HR leaders as key strategists within their diverse organizations. Goals: Deliver technologically efficient, user-friendly and customizable products/services. Deliver strategic and transformational solutions to workforce issues. Deliver talent management and employee alignment solutions that enhance retention, drive employee engagement, improve patient satisfaction and support organizational effectiveness. Build the business acumen of the healthcare HR leader to articulate strategic solutions and demonstrate their return on investment. Efficiently advance members’ professional development including certification, mentoring, and networking opportunities. Develop personal leadership opportunities for all professional levels, including ASHHRA volunteer and leadership positions to enhance chapter functioning and development, build revenue, and increase membership. Strategic Direction No. 1: By advancing the value of ASHHRA membership to healthcare HR professionals globally as well as in all settings, ASHHRA will be positioned to attain a total membership of 5,000 by Goals: Review current membership demographics to develop marketing plans for untapped segments and to customize materials for market segments, including, but not limited to, students, new to the profession, AHA member hospitals with no ASHHRA representation, and non-hospital healthcare settings. Refine and articulate in printed materials the value proposition for all member relationships, including ASHHRA Chapters, SHRM, and others. Leverage AHA relationships and other external partnerships to advance the value of membership. Use technology and other communications tools to increase the visibility and accessibility of ASHHRA products and services to all members through a consistent brand. Advance the role and service of Regional Consultant as a resource to members in the local regions. Strategic Direction No. 3: ASHHRA will establish strong relationships with aligned external stakeholders to increase its influence on healthcare workforce issues, advance its strategic directions, and diversify its revenue. Goals: Institute an assertive and proactive plan to drive workforce excellence through AHA and state hospital associations. Develop collaborative ventures with aligned business partners to deliver services that enhance value to members and diversify revenue sources. Collaborate as an equal partner with, and provide healthcare human resources expertise to, associations recognized by healthcare business leaders (e.g., AONE, ACHE, HFMA, Government Relations). Advocate on a national level for global solutions to address the shortage and diversity of the healthcare workforce. Strategic Direction No. 2 : G O A L S