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Strategic planning is such an informative, worthwhile and significant process. It allows a credit union to consider long term objectives, discuss the most pertinent trends, and establish goals and plans to further establish its place in its market. But, how might a credit union measure effective strategic success? What measures matter most and how should credit unions best gauge progress, impact and relevance toward strategy? Consider balancing your standard measures of success with those that are more strategic. This evenhanded approach helps to ensure value in the present and relevance for the future.
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