Montreal Section objective aligned with ASQ Strategic Goal |
Target |
Q1 |
1. DELIVER MEMBER VALUE: Design programs and initiatives that are diversified and add value to membership, meet/exceed their identified needs and expectations and support the Mission of ASQ. Think out of the Box to WOW members. |
1.1 Deliver events and opportunities that address evolving needs of current and next generation quality professionals to ensure each has an optimized member experience. |
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1.2 Help quality professionals understand how they can guide their organizations by leveraging standards to achieve operational excellence by publishing multimedia on the use of standards. |
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2. ENHANCE THE ASQ BRAND AND PUBLIC IMAGE: Highlight Quality experts and provide Quality knowledge growth opportunities in your community and others. |
2.1 Create opportunities to showcase knowledge of Quality subject matter experts by publishing multimedia on ASQ Montreal Section subject matter experts. |
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2.2 Generate opportunities for training, learning, and education in Quality: |
• Offer and publicize the offering of ASQ certification preparation courses; |
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4 |
• Promote ASQ in local industry conferences by attending local industry conferences with the intent to promote ASQ; |
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• Conduct Student Outreach events by doing networking session with educational institution(s)/students; |
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1 |
• Recognize section leaders and/or members: Present awards to section leaders and/or members having demonstrated section leadership and involvement. |
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3. DELIVER OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE: Leverage the expertise of Quality Professionals to ensure best practices in Diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEI&B) culture, member experiences, efficient operations, access to quality content and education, governance, and financial responsibility are implemented to support ASQ and Geographic Communities. |
3.1 Advance a culture of DEI&B to make the Society a place everyone feels welcome: |
• Engage francophone members and customers through sponsored French professional events; |
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• Have Section Leadership Team (SLT) attend a course on DEI&B; |
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• Develop a DEI&B plan. |
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3.2 Deliver a greater member experience and make it easier for ASQ members to participate and make their voices heard: |
• Issue regular newsletters throughout the active part of the year; |
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4 |
• Post content on myASQ website targeting member feedback. |
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3.3 Drive efficiency and manage resources responsibly by meeting the approved budget bottom line and taking into account adjustments made throughout the year. |
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3.4 Contribute content to the myASQ community site to reach members across channels by posting content on the Montreal Section myASQ website. |
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4 |
3.5 Create meaningful learning and networking opportunities. |
• Conduct in-person networking session with members; |
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• Conduct networking session with educational institution(s)/students. |
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3.6 Deliver Geographic Community minimum requirements: |
• Acknowledge the Member Unit Operating Agreement (MUOA); |
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• All Member Leaders complete General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR) training; |
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• Deliver member value by conducting member events; |
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4 |
• Conduct Section Leadership Committee (SLC) meetings; |
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4 |
• Participate in Geographic Community Council’s (GCC) meetings or trainings; |
4 |
3 |
• Submit officers list using Committee Manager and after having conducted the elections; |
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1 |
• Prepare and submit yearly business plan and budget to RD for approval; |
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1 |
• Member value by posting content on myASQ; |
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4 |
• Submit ASQ Community Annual Report in Q1 by communicated deadline; |
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1 |
• Submit year end financial report, if applicable (not required for sections on Billhighway); |
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1 |
• Sustain the section's leadership team by recruiting section members to join the Section Leadership Team (SLT). |
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