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Overview of SP2 Recommendations. Presented to the AWWA Board of Directors Board Special Session June 7, 2014. Agenda. Origins of the Special Presidential Panel (SP 2 ) SP 2 Formation and Process SP 2 Focus: 5 Strategic Themes AWWA2020 Proposed Action. Origins of SP 2.
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Overview of SP2 Recommendations Presented to the AWWA Board of Directors Board Special Session June 7, 2014
Agenda • Origins of the Special Presidential Panel (SP2) • SP2 Formation and Process • SP2 Focus: 5 Strategic Themes • AWWA2020 • Proposed Action
Origins of SP2 • 2005-2006: Risk Management Ad Hoc Committee • recommended to create Affiliation Agreements to clarify legal issues and insurance indemnification between AWWA and the Sections • 2007: AWWA – Section Relationships Ad Hoc Committee • Goal improve the working relationship between the Association and Sections • 2008-2009: Affiliation Agreement Ad Hoc Committee • Develop and implement the Affiliation Agreement • Phase 1: Completion of the Affiliation Agreement • Phase 2: Develop Association-Section business relations after Affiliation Agreement is signed
Origins of SP2Affiliation Agreement Inspires SP2 • June 2012: SP2 launched as part of Charlie Anderson’s Gavel Passing Speech • Mission (paraphrased): To create an operations and business model that institutionalizes … development of Association and Section strategies that will engage members… • October 2012: Affiliation Agreement signed by all Sections
SP2 Formation and ProcessRepresentation: volunteers from North America, all Regions, different sized Sections, AWWA Councils, and Association & Section Staff • Core Leadership Team • Anderson, Past President • LaFrance, AWWA CEO • Howe, ED Texas Section • Campbell, AWWA VP • Kothari, AWWA Council member • Presidential Leadership • Anderson, Past President, SP2 Visionary • Chaffee, President • Donahue, President Elect • Co-Chairs • LaFrance, AWWA CEO • Howe, ED Texas Section • AWWA Staff • Franceschi, CMO • AWWA Councils • Kothari (IC) • Zdrojewski (MAC) • Essex Elliott (PAC) • CasaleMeterchick (SC) • DeGraca (TEC) • Van Der Kolk (WUC) • Section Staff • Arisman(Western Canada) • Boyd (Intermountain) • Cavalcoli (NJ & Minnesota • Dougherty (Illinois) • LaRue (Virginia) • Raposa (New England) • Sanborn (Kentucky-Tenn) • Worley (Cal-Nev) • Small Section Directors • Palermo (Puerto Rico) • Bisgard (South Dakota) • Alston (Montana) • Kalife (Mexico) • Former Directors • Nolan (BC) • Schumacher (Iowa)
SP2 Formation and ProcessResearch, Focus, Define Problem & Future State, Strategic Themes Research 2006 Section Survey Listening Safari Project AWWA/Section Relations Ad Hoc Member Value Research Affiliation Agreement Ad Hoc Focus Communication Education Membership Branding Finance Define Problem & Future State For each area of focus a “Problem Statement” was defined For each area of focus a “Future State” was created Strategic Themes SMACs Formed Communication—Howe Education—Worley Membership—Cavalcoli Branding—Boyd Finance--LaFrance
SP2 Focus: 5 Strategic ThemesFuture States Share Common Visions
AWWA2020: A Path to One AWWAFramework for the Future • The report sets a direction with five specific Strategic Themes as guides for a 2020 future of One AWWA • Within each Strategic Theme there are Strategic Tactics many of which require further evaluation • The Final Report (June 8, 2014) is a high-level summary of the detailed AWWA2020 Appendix (the Appendix contains important information not summarized in the Final Report)
AWWA2020: A Path to One AWWAWhy is this guiding document important? • Strategic clarity: AWWA’s most important and strategic business relationship is between the Association and Sections • Alignment fulfillment: Affiliation Agreements, governance model, mission, and the strategic plan all anticipate or are based on alignment throughout AWWA • Sustainable future: One AWWA is a stronger business model; AWWA is our guide to that future
Proposed ResolutionAn Overview The BOD adopted a resolution that will serve as guidance to the implementation of the SP2 Final Report (June 8, 2014). The resolution does the following: • One AWWA: Approve the main recommendation of creating “One AWWA” • Strategic Themes: Approve the implementation of the Strategic Themes • Everyone Participates: Sets the expectation that all AWWA organizations actively participate in the implementation of the AWWA2020 Strategic Themes • More Work to Be Done: Provides flexibility for the specific Theme Tactics to be refined and evolve as needed • Time and Reporting: Acknowledges that implementation will occur over time and that the AWWA Board of Directors expects status reports
Proposed Resolution NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Directors of the American Water Works Association approves the Special Presidential Panel’s main recommendation of creating “One AWWA” through the implementation of the general strategic themes outlined in the report AWWA2020: A Path to One AWWA. Further the Board affirms that to become “One AWWA” it is critical that all AWWA organizations actively participate in the implementation of the AWWA2020 strategic themes. Also by approving the strategic themes the Board provides flexibility for the specific theme tactics to be refined and evolve as needed. Finally the AWWA Board of Directors realize that the implementation of the plan is intended to occur over time but without undue delay and with regular reports to the AWWA Board of Directors on the implementation’s status.
