Resetting strategic direction with a practical, delivery-ready corporate plan

The client:
A leading NSW Government cultural agency seeking to reset its strategic direction following an organisational review.

At a glance:

  • Executive alignment achieved in weeks

  • Clear, actionable corporate plan developed under tight timeframes

  • Embedded capability for ongoing strategic planning


The challenge
The agency needed a corporate plan that would do more than meet compliance requirements. It had to:

  • Establish a clear and credible vision

  • Align senior leadership and Board

  • Translate strategy into practical actions

  • Be delivered within a compressed timeframe

Our approach
We worked closely with the executive, Board and Change Team to co-design a plan that was both strategic and implementable:

  • Structured executive workshops to align on vision and priorities

  • Evidence-based prioritisation drawing on earlier review insights

  • Rapid plan development with iterative drafting and feedback

  • Targeted stakeholder materials to support executive communication

The outcome
The organisation successfully finalised and launched its corporate plan within a strict timeframe, with:

  • A clear organisational vision and set of strategic priorities

  • Defined measures of success aligned to whole-of-government objectives

  • Practical action plans to support implementation

  • Strong executive ownership and stakeholder confidence in the direction

Importantly, the process built internal capability to refresh and evolve the plan over time, ensuring it remains a living document rather than a static output.

What made the difference

Lean, senior-led delivery approach

Strong facilitation to build alignment quickly

Focus on practical implementation, not just strategy

Embedded knowledge transfer to client teams

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