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Balanced Scorecard
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Take One, Two or All Three Step-by-Step Courses to Help You Develop a Hall-of-Fame
Caliber Program and Enable You and Your Team to Achieve World-class Results
Featuring Three Interactive Courses:
Course 1: March 19-20, 2009 Course 2: April 23-24, 2009 Course 3: May 14-15, 2009
Build a Strategy Map and Align and Motivate Using the Manage Strategically Using the
Balanced Scorecard Balanced Scorecard Balanced Scorecard
Create clearly defined end outcome Learn how to use organizational goals Implement budget-performance
goals and develop strategies to meet and objectives to develop appropriate integration to ensure resources are
being used and allocated effectively
organizational objectives performance measures
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Course 1: March 19–20, 2009
Who Build a Strategy Map and Balanced Scorecard
This step-by-step course will help you launch or refresh your BSC program to learn how
Should Attend: to translate strategy into operational terms; create a strategy map; design a scorecard;
identify measures, targets and initiatives; get executive buy-in; or build on an existing
scorecard initiative.
• Chief Executive Officers
Course 2: April 23–24, 2009
• Chief Operating Officers
Align and Motivate Using the Balanced Scorecard
• Chief Financial Officers
This step-by-step course helps you roll out your BSC program enterprise-wide to core and
• Directors support units with vital links to rewards and recognition. It reviews organizational alignment
methods, personal scorecards, communicating across the organization, strategic job families,
• Program Analysts and linking rewards and incentive compensation.
• Budget Officers
Course 3: May 14–15, 2009
Manage Strategically Using the Balanced Scorecard
Reasons This step-by-step course will help you manage strategically using the BSC to make faster,
better decisions. It defines strategy management, leadership involvement in the change
process, sustaining the process over time, the new management meeting, reporting the
to Attend: link between planning and budgeting with strategy, and links to Six Sigma and
knowledge management.
1. Practical, Hall-of-Fame, award- Trainer’s Bio
winning training
2. Learn from a seasoned executive
and proven implementer Bob Paladino
Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame Winner
3. Participate in group exercises and
networking opportunities
Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame winner and former Crown Castle
executive Bob Paladino, CPA, designed these “step-by-step” course
4. Create reusable deliverables
from his direct experiences and from leading Kaplan and Norton’s
5. Identify measures, targets and consulting division. He and his teams have developed hundreds of
initiatives, links to compensation strategy maps and balanced scorecards, and have worked with 10
and more Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame and 12 Best Practice Performance
Management partner companies. Paladino’s book, Five Key Principles of Corporate
6. Develop BSC meeting reports,
Performance Management, recently ranked No. 1 in sales out of more than 800 new
links to Six Sigma and knowledge
business titles by barnesandnoble.com.
management
7. Learn about commercial,
government and nonprofit cases
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Day 1: March 19, 2009
Course One: Build a Strategy Map and Balanced Scorecard
Step-by-Step Strategic Map
8:30 1:30
Registration and Continental Breakfast
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Strategy Map
Build a Hall of Fame strategy map. The Harvard Business School case
9:00
study on Crown Castle International provides the background and
Welcome and Overview context for this hands-on exercise. Practice key concepts presented
during the morning, solidify the learning to date, and put it to practical
Learn best practices common to Hall of Fame, Malcolm Baldrige,
use!
AQPC, and Sterling
award winners.
3:30
Refreshment Break
9:00
Key Strategy Map/Balanced Scorecard Concepts
3:45
Learn how award-winning companies link strategy maps and BSCs
Breakout Exercise: Strategy Map Presentations
to key CPM processes, forming integrated performance management
systems to drive outsized results. Discover how the BSC solves the The groups present their progress, allowing you to learn from and
challenge of strategy implementation. Learn basic terminology, the network with
four perspectives, importance of cause and effect linkages, the fellow participants.
development process and the standard project timetable.
4:30
11:00 Recap of Day One
Refreshment Break
5:00
11:15 Day 1 Adjourns
Strategic Planning and Strategy Mapping
Understand how to identify and select successful BSC design teams.
Learn to build a
winning strategy map by developing an interview guide, defining
strategic themes,
identifying objectives, and developing cause and effect relationships
among objectives.
Learn pitfalls to avoid.
12:30
Networking Lunch
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Day 2: March 20, 2009
Course One: Build a Strategy Map and Balanced Scorecard
Step-by-Step Balanced Scorecard
1:00
8:30
Continental Breakfast
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Strategic
Initiative Map
9:00
Using the Hall of Fame Crown Castle International case, map the
Identify Measures strategic initiatives to the objectives of the BSC. This exercise applies
to all types of organizations.
Learn to assign measures to each objective on the BSC to track
performance against objectives. Understand the categories and types
of measures, and the criteria to use when selecting measures. Discuss 2:15
the challenges presented by measures development. Refreshment Break
2:30
9:30
Getting to First Report
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Measurement
Case Study Learn to construct your first BSC meeting agenda and report. Learn
what works and what doesn’t from an experienced executive. Help
Develop measures for objectives on the strategy map created for Hall
your organization learn what the BSC does and doesn’t do to drive
of Fame winner Crown Castle International.
results and avoid costly setbacks.
10:15
3:15
Refreshment Break
Becoming a Strategy-Focused Organization
10:30 Learn to apply the components of your BSC to become a strategy
focused organization. Understand the road map ahead and how
Set Measure Targets
to integrate the BSC with other CPM methods. Learn from the
Learn to set targets for established measures to communicate the need for organizations featured in Five Key Principles of Corporate
performance changes. Identify steps for setting targets, what targets should Performance Management.
include, and how to gain acceptance for aggressive targets. Learn to
grade or score gaps between target and actual performance levels.
3:45
Recap and Review
11:00
Inventory and Prioritize Initiatives 4:00
Training Concludes
Align programs and projects to the BSC. Map strategic initiatives to
ensure your organization is spending time and money on actions and
programs that achieve the strategy. Learn to inventory, map, prioritize
and align your initiatives.
12:00
Networking Luncheon
Organized discussions feature topics of interest, including public sector
scorecards and software tools. Learn to make strategy execution a
core competency by building a Center of Excellence.
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Day 1: April 23, 2009
Course Two: Align and Motivate Using the Balanced Scorecard
Step-by-Step Align
8:30 1:30
Registration and Continental Breakfast
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Vertical Alignment
Build a set of Hall of Fame strategy map objectives. The Harvard
9:00
Business School case study on Crown Castle International provides
Welcome and Overview the background and context for this hands-on exercise. Practice key
concepts presented during the morning, solidify the learning to date,
Learn best practices common to Hall of Fame, Malcolm Baldrige,
and put it to practical use!
AQPC, and Sterling award winners.
3:30
9:30
Refreshment Break
Key Vertical and Horizontal Alignment Concepts
Learn how award-winning companies align their strategy maps and 3:45
BSCs both horizontally and vertically, forming integrated performance
Breakout Exercise: Alignment Presentations
management systems to drive outsized results. Discover how the BSC
solves the challenge of strategy implementation. Learn alignment The groups present their progress, allowing you to learn from and
techniques pioneered by successful enterprises. network with fellow participants.
11:00 4:30
Refreshment Break Recap of Day One
12:00 5:00
Day 1 Adjourns
Key Alignment With Support Service Concepts
Learn to align support service strategies in finance, human resources,
legal and information technology to the enterprise strategy map. Learn
to build an integrated set of linked and aligned strategy maps and
BSCs. Learn pitfalls to avoid.
12:30
Networking Lunch
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Day 2: April 24, 2009
Course Two: Align and Motivate Using the Balanced Scorecard
Step-by-Step Motivate
8:30 12:00
Continental Breakfast
Networking Luncheon
Organized discussions feature topics of interest, including public sector
9:00
scorecards and software tools. Learn to make strategy execution a
Understanding Communications and Its Impact on core competency by building a Center of Excellence.
Motivation
1:00
Learn to design a communications plan to address culture change
issues in your organization. Include key plan elements, including Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Personal Scorecards
messages, audiences, frequency and media.
Using the Hall of Fame Crown Castle International case, create
personal scorecards for you and your team. This exercise applies to all
9:30
types of organizations.
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Communications Plan
2:15
Develop the communications plan for Hall of Fame winner Crown
Refreshment Break
Castle International and understand the unique cultural characteristics
that drove its design. Get hands-on experience in one of the most
overlooked aspects of BSC program success. 2:30
Breakout Exercise: Personal Scorecard Presentations
10:15
The groups present their progress, allowing you to learn from and
Refreshment Break
network with fellow participants.
10:30
3:15
Cascade Organization Scorecards to Personal
Becoming a Strategy-Focused Organization
Scorecards
Learn to apply the components of your BSC to become a strategy
Learn to cascade objectives and measures to teams and individuals focused organization. Understand the road map ahead and how
to drive real, sustainable results. Learn to identify strategic job families to integrate the BSC with other CPM methods. Learn from the
and see plans for their development. organizations featured in Five Key Principles of Corporate
Performance Management.
11:00
Link Personal Scorecards to Rewards and Recognition 3:45
Recap and Review
Understand the facets of compensation and recognition linked to the
BSC. Align teams and individual rewards and recognition to help
4:00
achieve your organization’s strategy.
Training Concludes
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Day 1: May 14, 2009
Course Three: Manage Strategically Using the Balanced Scorecard
Step-by-Step Manage Strategically
8:30 1:30
Registration and Continental Breakfast
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Management Meeting
Build a Hall of Fame strategy map. The Harvard Business School
9:00
case study on Crown Castle International provides the background
Welcome and Overview and context for this hands-on exercise. Practice key concepts
presented during the morning, solidify the learning to date, and put
Learn best practices common to Hall of Fame, Malcolm Baldrige,
it to practical use!
AQPC, and Sterling award winners.
3:30
9:30
Refreshment Break
Office of Strategy Management
Learn how award-winning organizations have established 3:45
Office of Strategy Management functions to centralize expertise
Breakout Exercise: Meeting Solutions Presentations
for BSC programs.
The groups present their progress, allowing you to learn from and
network with fellow participants.
10:00
Balanced Scorecard Reporting Systems 4:30
Learn how award-winning companies link strategy maps and BSCs Recap of Day One
to key CPM processes forming integrated performance management
systems to drive outsized results. Understand key functional 5:00
requirements your system should be capable of performing. Discover
Day 1 Adjourns
how this office solves the challenge of strategy implementation.
11:00
Refreshment Break
11:15
“Great session! Very informative, loved
Strategic Review Meetings
the case studies.”
Learn how to manage with your BSC. Say goodbye to dreary
meetings focusing on profit and loss statements. Say hello to
meetings focusing on strategic and operation issues covering the four Gayle Jones, The Berry Company
perspectives: finance, customer/constituent, process and people.
Learn pitfalls to avoid.
12:30
Networking Lunch
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Day 2: May 15, 2009
Course Three: Manage Strategically Using the Balanced Scorecard
Step-by-Step Manage Strategically
8:30 1:00
Continental Breakfast
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step Process Improvement
Using the Hall of Fame Crown Castle International case, solve a
9:00
problem using the DMAIC methodology. Learn tools and templates you
Planning and Budgeting and the Scorecard; Initiative can bring home to your organization. This exercise applies to all types
Management of organizations.
Learn how the strategy and planning and budgeting processes fit
2:15
together. Understand the difference between strategic and operational
Refreshment Break
initiatives.
2:30
9:45
Knowledge Management
Breakout Exercise: Step-By-Step BSC-Based Budget
Learn key knowledge management concepts and how they enable
Develop a budget using real budget guidelines. Include funding for
significant BSC results. Learn from actual examples the best practices
strategic initiatives created for Hall of Fame winner Crown Castle
(Crown Gems) from Hall of Fame winning Crown Castle International.
International. Map strategic initiatives to ensure your organization is
spending time and money on actions and programs that achieve the
strategy. 3:15
Becoming A Strategy-Focused Organization
10:15
Learn to apply the components of your BSC to become a strategy
Refreshment Break
focused organization. Understand the road map ahead and how
to integrate the BSC with other CPM methods. Learn from the
10:30
organizations featured in Five Key Principles of Corporate
Process Improvement and the Balanced Scorecard Performance Management.
Learn the DMAIC problem solving method pioneered by Motorola, a
3:45
training partner for Crown Castle International. Study the templates
Recap and Review
and tools used by Crown Black and Green Belts for problem solving.
4:00
12:00
Training Concludes
Refreshment Break
Organized discussions feature topics of interest, including public sector
scorecards and software tools. Learn to make strategy execution a
core competency by building a Center of Excellence.
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In-House Training
Become a Certified
Government
One of the more popular vehicles for accessing the Institute’s educational offerings is the
Performance Manager delivery of on-site trainings and management facilitations. Bringing a training or facilitation
in-house gives you the opportunity to customize a program that addresses your exact
challenges and provides a more personal learning experience, while virtually eliminating
travel expenses. Whether you require training for a small group or for an organizational-
wide initiative, the advanced learning methods employed by The Performance Institute will
To ensure professional success, you must
create an intimate training atmosphere that maximizes knowledge transfer to enhance the
continually expand your skills and education.
talent within your organization.
The bar has been raised in government
agencies and organizations, and managers
Customization:
want to hire, promote and work with the
most skilled individuals possible. We realize that not all obstacles can be overcome by applying an “off-the-shelf solution”.
While many training providers will offer you some variation of their standard training,
To address this need, The Institute offers
The Performance Institute’s subject matter experts will work with you and your team to
a Certificate in Government Performance
examine your programs and determine your exact areas of need. The identification of real
Management. Completing a certification
life examples will create a learning atmosphere that resonates with participants while at
program is easy. Just attend the three “core”
the same time providing immediate return on your training investment. Using interactive
courses and an additional three “elective” exercises that employ actual projects or scenarios from your organization, instructors can
courses based on the topics that meet your address specific challenges and align the curriculum of each session to your objectives.
agency’s unique needs. The skills you acquire While the majority of on-site trainings are focused on smaller groups, The Performance
will then be used to complete a “capstone institute also has the ability to accommodate organizational-wide training initiatives.
project” on a particular issue that you and Utilizing multiple instructors, The Institute has the capacity to deliver courses to groups of
our department are facing, which will up to 300 participants per day.
then be evaluated by an expert member of
our staff.
Areas of Expertise:
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specialized courses are available in the following areas:
Advance Your Career
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For more information about certification,
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please contact Damian Wingate at 703-
894-0481 or email him at Wingate@ Workforce Management
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Performance-Based Contracting
Performance Reporting
Program Evaluation
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For more information about in-house training options available to you, please contact
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Each course in the Balanced Scorecard Certification Program will be held at The
You Will Receive:
Performance Institute’s Training Center in Arlington, VA. A continental breakfast will be
provided each morning.
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In addition to an unparalleled learning experience,
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on hundreds of implementations:
by Marriott at the prevailing rate of $209.00. Please call the hotel directly and
reference code “Balanced Scorecard Certification” when making reservations to get the
discounted rate. The hotel is conveniently located three blocks from the Rosslyn Metro
• BSC Practitioners Guidebooks containing hundreds
station. Please ask the hotel about a complimentary shuttle that is also available for your
convenience.
of pages of examples
Arlington Rosslyn Courtyard by Marriott
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• BSC Practitioners Breakout Cases to re-use with
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your teams
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• Harvard Business School’s best-selling book by
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depth Crown Castle International
CPE CREDIT Hall of Fame Case Study
Delivery Method: Group-live
Program Level: Beginner • SFO Best Practice Assessment
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
CPE Credits: 6 per day
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