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Association of ADFAS Strategic Plan 2020-2026: ‘Embracing the Arts, enriching Australia’
▪ In what way? By how much? 4 ADFAS OVERVIEW AND
▪ When? By what date?
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
3.1.6 Business Plan
▪ A business plan is a detailed plan showing how resources will be managed The Association of ADFAS is an incorporated body, consisting of member
to achieve the strategic plan. It includes detailed operational and financial Societies, individual Members, Honorary Members and Associate Members.
information such as budget projections, which indicate how the
organisation will resource its activities and be able to meet is objectives in To become a member of the Association and use the nomenclature ADFAS,
the future. Business plans often cover a 3-year period. A business plan is a Society has to comply with certain criteria as well as agreeing to the
also used to present its feasibility of a particular new initiative. Association of ADFAS Constitution (Objects & Rules).
All Societies are Members of the Association of the Australian Decorative &
3.1.7 Implementation Fine Arts Societies Inc.
• Implementation is the process that turns strategies and plans into actions
in order to accomplish strategic objectives and goals. Refer Appendix 1 - ADFAS Organisational Structure (2020) which shows
the Council is the policy making body of the Association, whereas the
3.1.8 Evaluation Executive Committee is responsible for the day-to-day management of the
Association and has the power to do all such things necessary for the proper
• An assessment or judgement made by comparing what actually management of the affairs of the Association. The Association is governed
happened with what was intended in the relevant Plan. Assessments of via:
judgements made are based on the analysis of information. ▪ (normally bi-annual) Council meetings.
▪ Regular Executive Committee meetings.
Lecture programs are largely organised by the Lecturers Committee, which
in turn liaises with the three Circuits and each of the Societies.
The (38) Societies across six Australian States and the ACT are independent
Incorporated bodies under the relevant Act for their State/Territory.
For the convenience of face-to-face lecturers’ tours, the Societies are
arranged in three ‘Circuits’ named after the famous Australian explorers
Flinders, Cook and Hume. Refer Appendix 2 – ADFAS Lecture Circuits
and Societies (2020.
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