1. Quality Management Program (QMP) A Tool for Section/Division Member Leaders

2. Agenda What is QMP? What are the requirements? What are the recognition levels?

3. What is QMP? Management tool Process –Plan –Do –Check –Act

4. Management tool QMP outline –Key dates Minimum requirements QMP level requirements Recognition cycle –Tools available Timeline Templates

5. Plan ASQ strategic direction Assessment Resources What activities will the section/division pursue for the year? How will the success be measured?

6. Do Comply with minimum requirements Complete and submit the business plan and budget Conduct the activities planned

7. Check Generally happens simultaneously with “Do” Monitor outcomes Compare to expectations –Progress to plan –Satisfaction –Retention –Loyalty Track results

8. Act What revisions might be needed: –For the current plan/budget year –For the following year Report results at the end of the year Use for next year’s planning

9. What are the requirements? Minimum requirements Business plan Budget Measures for retention, loyalty, and satisfaction

10. Minimum requirements Not voluntary Corresponds to QMP Basics Level Must meet communicated deadlines

11. Minimum requirements Submit required elected officers and appointed committee chairs by deadline Submit required pieces of the annual financial audit by deadline Maintain minimum number of members Conduct regularly scheduled activities Uphold bylaws, policies & procedures, and governing agreements Be a member unit in good standing

12. Officers/Committee Chairs Generally due by May 15 annually Submit via online entry tool –For the coming term, changes to roster must be submitted to communitydevelopment@asq.org

13. Annual Financial Audit Due by August 15 annually Current and incoming Chairs, Treasurers, and Audit Chairs contacted in June –Required materials provided to each section in this communication

14. Non-deadline requirements Minimum number of members is 30 for sections; 50 for divisions –Measured with June 30 totals Activities – captured in business plan Measured by exception: –Good standing –Adherence to bylaws, policies & procedures, operating agreements

15. Business Plan Required by operating agreements; monitored through QMP Use templates available Includes five required elements: –Objectives –Activities/tactics –Measures –Goals –Results

16. Budget Required in operating agreements; monitored through QMP Corresponds to business plan Use template available

17. Submission details Divisions: due June 30 annually Sections: due October 1 annually Submit to qmp@asq.org, Regional Director (sections) or Group Facilitator (divisions)qmp@asq.org

18. What are the recognition levels? Level 1 - Basics Level 2 - Planning Level 3 – Performance (Total Quality and Excellence) Levels of recognition are cumulative

19. Level 1 - Basics Not voluntary – recognition is earned based on timeliness and absence of issues Submit minimum requirements by deadlines Minimum number of members as of June 30 No complaints related to: –Activities –Governance issues

20. Level 1 - Basics Recognition –Use of annual Basics mark of excellence –Announcement in Friday Fast Facts, Member Leader Community of Practice

21. Level 2 - Planning Meet Basics level Submit annual business plan and budget by deadline Recognition –Use of annual Planning mark of excellence –Announcement in Friday Fast Facts, Member Leader Community of Practice

22. Level 3 – Performance Two separate performance recognition opportunities Must meet Levels 1 and 2 to qualify for either –Total Quality/J.S. McDermond Total Quality –Excellence

23. Total Quality Achieve 75% of the goals from the previous year’s business plan Submit the following documentation to qmp@asq.org, Regional Director (sections), and Group Facilitator (divisions): qmp@asq.org –Completed plan with results –Letter verifying that 75% of the goals were met

24. Total Quality Recognition Use of annual Total Quality/J.S. McDermond marks of excellence Announcement in Friday Fast Facts, Member Leader Community of Practice 4 lapel pins World Conference –Presentation of award –Ribbon –Listed in QMP awards program

25. Excellence Earn bronze, silver, or gold-level excellence by meeting one, two, or three of the following priorities: –Retention: meet or exceed the overall section or division average; measured from June 30 retention report –Satisfaction*: meet or exceed the overall section or division average –Loyalty*: meet or exceed the overall section or division average *measured from annual Society survey

26. Bronze Meet 1 of the 3 priorities Use of annual Excellence Bronze mark of excellence Announcement in Friday Fast Facts, Member Leader Community of Practice Award mailed World Conference –Ribbon –Listed in QMP awards program

27. Silver Meet 2 of the 3 priorities Use of annual Excellence Silver mark of excellence Announcement in Friday Fast Facts, Member Leader Community of Practice Award mailed World Conference –Ribbon –Listed in QMP awards program

28. Gold Meet 3 of the 3 priorities Use of annual Excellence Gold mark of excellence Announcement in Friday Fast Facts, Member Leader Community of Practice 4 lapel pins World Conference –Presentation of award –Ribbon –Listed in QMP awards program

29. Program Redesign QMP Committee working toward redesign –Identify meaningful metrics –Adjust comparison methos –Communication –Additional point award system for various initiatives

30. QMP Online Visit the Member Leader Area on http://asq.org http://asq.org Key Tasks, Quality Management Process

31. Summary QMP is a management tool that helps section stability through frequent leadership changes Participation facilitates compliance with operating requirements Participation provides an opportunity for recognition