Strategic planning, Business Law and Ethics

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Select an existing business that utilizes short, medium, and long-term strategic planning. You may also use your own company. Consider how the organization's operational-level planning differs from their corporate and/or business level planning. Prepare information on:

• Examples of the organization's short, medium, and long-term strategic planning
• A recent strategic decision from each level of strategic planning
• Your analysis of what led to the strategic decision (please consider fiscal, market-based and other factors in your analysis)
• How that strategic decision aligns or does not align with the organization's purpose, mission, vision and strategic objectives


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