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Association of ADFAS Strategic Plan 2020-2026: ‘Embracing the Arts, enriching Australia’

             1       STRATEGIC PLAN INTRODUCTION                                         2  INTRODUCTION

                                                                                         The Association of Australian Decorative & Fine Arts Societies Inc. (“ADFAS”)
             The ADFAS Chair, Executive Committee elected Members, together with the     is  a  unique  not-for-profit  organization  that  promotes  the  arts  across
             Chairs of all ADFAS Societies across Australia are most pleased to introduce   metropolitan and rural communities. In addition to hosting an annual lecture
             the ADFAS Strategic Plan 2020-2026.                                         series, many societies create arts-related opportunities for young people and
                                                                                         conduct research projects into buildings of cultural and historical significance.
             ‘Embracing  the  Arts,  enriching  Australia’  represents  a  dynamic  strategic
             direction  for  ADFAS  that  encourages  agility  and  the  sharing  of  ideas,   The ADFAS story is one of growth and generosity of spirit.
             experiences  and  knowledge.  This  approach  draws  on  our  considerable
             expertise  to  provide  our  valued  members  with  the  leadership  and
             management strategies that are the most adept in tackling complex business   2.1  ‘ADFAS – Towards 2010’
             issues in a rapidly changing and complex environment.                       The previous Strategic Plan produced in 2005 was titled ‘ADFAS – Towards
                                                                                         2010’, and had these four key objectives:
             As  a  proudly  not-for-profit  organisation  now  over  30  years  old,  ADFAS
             continually  reinvests  to  build  capacity,  educate,  entertain,  and  provide   A.  Develop and support our member Societies;
             opportunities via philanthropic ventures. There is absolutely no doubt that the   B.  Streamline the Association’s administration;
             impact of COVID-19 on ADFAS Societies is not going to be temporary. The        C.  Enlarge  the  scope  of  ADFAS  by  establishing  new  Societies  and
             “new normal” is still evolving and may well prove to be a moving object.           increasing Lecture Circuits;
                                                                                            D.  Strengthen  the  ADFAS  image  by  promoting  its  name  and  its  aims
             Developed in collaboration with key stakeholders, this Strategic Plan outlines     throughout Australia.
             our vision, purpose, core values, and our strategic objectives to build in the
             next five years an even greater ADFAS community across Australia.           2.1.1 Achievements from the Towards 2010       Objectives

             The ADFAS Strategic Plan has a timeframe of 2020-2026 and is organised      (Source: Peter Windeyer, former National Secretary, Jan. 2020)
             into four Strategic Focus Areas:                                               1.  Third lecture circuit established
                A.  Strengthen the ADFAS Organization                                       2.  Travel officer appointed for each Circuit
                B.  Build Strategic Relationships to Support ADFAS Outcomes                 3.  Lecturer coordinator appointed for each Circuit
                C.  Enhance ADFAS Activities                                                4.  ‘Showbag’ for Societies given at each Council Meeting
                D.  COVID-19 Impacts and Mitigation Strategy.                               5.  Job description for each Executive member drawn up
                                                                                            6.  Digital technology – slides to PowerPoint adopted by lecturers
             The  core  part  of  the  plan  is  Table  8.  Priority  Actions,  Success  Indicators,   7.  Ten new societies established
             Strategies,  Resources  and  Time  Frame,  which  contains  for  each  Priority   8.  Contemporary logo adopted
             Action  (Strategic  Focus  Area)  the  relevant  Specific  Objectives,  Success   9.  Publicity brochures made up for general use
             Indicators, Strategies, Resources and Time Frame. The Budgetary Net Costs      10. Website constantly improved and updated
             of the nominated priority items from Section 7 are estimated in Table 9 as     11. ADFAS Travel expanded
             $67,000 once off and $45,000 recurring annual. The Success Indicators listed   12. Societies developing links with other Arts/Heritage organisations
             in Table 8 will be the payoff for this strategic investment.                   13. An ADFAS Foundation established – The PRF
                                                                                            14. More societies adopting Church recording.
             We  look  forward  to  working  together  with  members  and  supporters  in   15. School of Arts/Mechanics Institute recording established
             ‘Embracing the Arts, enriching Australia.’                                     16. More societies participating in Young Arts projects
                                                                                            17. Pauline Hopkins Cup for Youth Arts established.

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