Points to consider about your mission, vision and values

1. Mission, Vision,
Values
Paul B. Thornton

2. Is your mission…
 Meaningful

3. Is your mission…
 Simple & Clear
• The mission of the Association is to educate and empower families affected by this and other
neurological disorders, while advocating on behalf of those who cannot fight for their own rights.
We will educate society that this condition is not a lifelong incurable genetic disorder but one that
is bio-medically definable and treatable. We will raise public and professional awareness of
environmental toxins as causative factors in neurological damage that often results in an or
related diagnosis. We will encourage those in the community to never give up in their search to
help their loved ones reach their full potential, funding efforts toward this end through appropriate
research for finding a cure for the neurological damage from which so many affected.

4. Is your mission…
Discussed

5. Is your vision…
 Visible

6. Is Your Vision…
 Inspiring

7. Is Your Vision…
 Shared

8. Are your values…
 Clearly defined

9. Are your values…
 Modeled

10. Mission Vision Values

12. M-----V-----V
Make sure…
 Understand

13. M-----V-----V
Make sure…
 Understand
 Buy-In

14. M-----V-----V
Make sure…
 Understand
 Buy-In
 Discussed

15. Bottom Line…
Start by
building a
solid foundation.

16. Paul B.Thornton
•Professor, Business
Administration
•SpringfieldTechnical
Community College