2011 Division Leadership Conference. APA CEO Address

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1 2011 Division Leadership Conference APA CEO Address

2 Update on Strategic Planning

3 Toward an APA Strategic Plan At its February 2007 meeting, the Council of Representatives passed the following additions to the APA Association Rules: STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR THE ASSOCIATION: The CEO of APA will be responsible for an ongoing strategic planning process for the Association. The CEO will be responsible for reporting annually to the APA Council of Representatives and Board of Directors on the status, results, and implications of the strategic planning process

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5 New APA Mission Statement The mission of the APA is to advance the creation, communication and application of psychological knowledge to benefit society and improve people s lives.

6 New APA Vision Statement The American Psychological Association aspires to excel as a valuable, effective and influential organization advancing psychology as a science, serving as:

7 The American Psychological Association aspires to excel as a valuable, effective and influential organization advancing psychology as a science, serving as: A uniting force for the discipline; The major catalyst for the stimulation, growth and dissemination of psychological science and practice; The primary resource for all psychologists; The premier innovator in the education, development, and training of psychological scientists, practitioners and educators The leading advocate for psychological knowledge and practice, informing policy makers and the public to improve public policy and daily living; A principal leader and global partner promoting psychological knowledge and methods to facilitate the resolution of personal, societal and global challenges in diverse, multicultural and international contexts; and An effective champion of the application of psychology to promote human rights, health, well being and dignity.

8 New APA Core Values The American Psychological Association commits to its vision through a mission based upon the following values: Continual Pursuit of Excellence Knowledge and It s Application Based Upon Methods of Science Outstanding Service to it s Members and to Society Social Justice, Diversity and Inclusion Ethical Action in All that We Do

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10 Data collection methods and sources Focus groups Electronic surveys Phone interviews Interactive working sessions In-person interviews Environmental scans Governance groups Large cross-section of members Staff Documents and literature about the field

11 APA s Strategic Goals Maximize Organizational Effectiveness Expand Psychology s Role in Advancing Health Increase Recognition of Psychology as a Science

12 APA s Strategic Goals and Objectives

13 Strategic Goals for APA Goal 1: Maximize Organizational Effectiveness

14 Objectives for Goal 1: Maximize Organizational Effectiveness The APA s structures and systems support the organization s strategic direction, growth and success. a. Enhance APA programs, services and communications to increase member engagement and value; b. Ensure the ongoing financial health of the organization; c. Optimize APA s governance structures and function.

15 Strategic Goals for APA Goal 2: Expand Psychology s Role in Advancing Health

16 Objectives for Goal 2: Expand Psychology s Role in Advancing Health Key stakeholders realize the unique benefits psychology provides to health and wellness, and the discipline becomes more fully incorporated into health research and delivery systems. a. Advocate for the inclusion of access to psychological services in health care reform policies; b. Create innovative tools to allow psychologists to enhance their knowledge of health promotion, disease prevention, and management of chronic disease; c. Educate other health professionals and the public about psychology s role in health;

17 Objectives for Goal 2 (continued) d. Advocate for funding and policies that support psychology's role in health; e. Promote the application of psychological knowledge in diverse health care settings; f. Promote psychology s role in decreasing health disparities; and g. Promote the application of psychological knowledge for improving overall health and wellness at the individual, organizational, and community levels.

18 Strategic Goals for APA Goal 3: Increase Recognition of Psychology as a Science

19 Objectives for Goal 3: Increase Recognition of Psychology as a Science The APA s central role in positioning psychology as the science of behavior leads to increased public awareness of the benefits psychology brings to daily living. a. Enhance psychology s prominence as a core STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) discipline; b. Improve public understanding of the scientific basis for psychology; c. Expand the translation of psychological science to evidence-based practice; d. Promote the applications of psychological science to daily living; e. Expand educational resources and opportunities in psychological science.

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21 Development of Strategic Initiatives Obtained input from boards and committees, Council of Representatives, and Board of Directors through brainstorming exercise on potential strategic initiatives (received over 170 ideas); From those ideas, Executive Management Group (EMG) and the Board of Directors undertook a multi-phase, iterative process of categorizing, combining, consolidating, refining, and identifying themes.

22 Development of Strategic Initiatives After multiple iterations, a final list of nearly 30 potential initiatives emerged. From these, the Board of Directors prioritized a subset of seven items for further consideration. Each of these seven is now being scoped out with greater specificity to estimate associated costs and staffing needs. Two additional initiatives are already underway.

23 Potential initiatives to be scoped out for costs and staffing needs Forge strategic alliances with health care organizations to include psychologists in integrated health care services Assess and restructure business models for membership dues, annual convention and APA products to increase member engagement and value Conduct ongoing analyses of current and future demand for the psychology workforce to meet national needs Promote opportunities for graduate and continued professional development to advance psychology in health, including interdisciplinary training

24 Potential initiatives to be scoped out for costs and staffing needs (continued) Evolve and expand the public education campaign to include the entire discipline of psychology. Continue to develop and promulgate treatment guidelines to promote translation of psychological science Increase support for research, training, public education and interventions that reduce health disparities among underserved/marginalized populations

25 Infusing our Core Values into Initiatives Finally, the APA Core Values will infuse and inform the implementation of all initiatives that are funded: Continual Pursuit of Excellence Knowledge and Its Application Based upon Methods of Science Outstanding Service to Members and to Society Social Justice, Diversity, and Inclusion Ethical Action in All That We Do

26 Two initiatives are already underway APA has already begun to address two objectives of Goal 1: Maximize Organizational Effectiveness Optimize APA s governance structures and function (Goal 1c) Good Governance Project Ensure the ongoing financial health of the organization (Goal 1b) Investing in APA s Financial Future

27 The Good Governance Project The Board has developed an initial process for evaluating our governance structures and functions to determine whether we have the best system for meeting APA s current needs. The process involves, among others things, convening a group of members to work with experts in association governance to assess APA s current structure, examine the literature on governance models and make recommendations to the Board and Council.

28 The Good Governance Project Team Sandra L. Shullman, Chair Ronald Rozensky, Vice Chair Rosie Phillips Bingham Judith Blanton Rosalind Dorlen Linda Forrest Gary Hawley Kurt Geisinger Frederick Leong Mary Miller Lewis Gilbert Newman Konjit Paige Mitchell Prinstein Kenneth Sher Richard Suinn Nancy Gordon Moore, Exec Dir, Governance Affairs Michael Honaker, Deputy CEO Maureen O Brien, Assistant ED, Governance Affairs

29 2011 Strategic Planning Activities Investing in APA s Financial Future

30 Publishing Revenues (Individual & Institutions) $70,000,000 $60,000,000 $50,000,000 $40,000,000 $30,000,000 Licensing Revenues $20,000,000 $10,000,000 $0 Print Product Revenues

31 Investing in APA s Financial Future The Finance Committee and the Board of Directors have reviewed a plan to invest in our Publications program and supporting technology infrastructure, and have recommended Council approval.

32 2011 Strategic Planning Activities Update on Public Education Campaign (PEC)

33 APA Public Education Campaign The PEC began in 1996 at the behest of the Council of Representatives, which directed APA to develop a plan for a public education campaign that would educate the public about the value of psychological services and elevate psychology s visibility.

34 APA Public Education Campaign In February 2010, Council approved the following motion: Council instructs the CEO and the Executive Management Group of APA to determine the best way to implement and measure the outcomes of the Public Education Campaign, with objectives to be consistent with APA s Strategic Plan.

35 APA Public Education Campaign New Multi-directorate Steering Committee Chaired by Rhea Farberman Includes Executive Directors from Practice, Science, Public Interest, and Education (Drs. Nordal, Breckler, Keita, and Belar)

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37 Next Steps with the Strategic Plan The Board will review the scoped out initiative proposals detailing impact, timeframe and costs at their 2011 Spring meeting and determine which should be the first to be funded. The Finance Committee will receive the items at its June meeting Council will review and approve the items at their August meeting. Implementation of new initiatives will begin in 2012.

38 APA Strategic Plan We hope Divisions will consider the goals and objectives of APA s Strategic Plan when considering divisional activities, programs, and projects

39 Development of Strategic Initiatives Obtained input from boards and committees, Council of Representatives, and Board of Directors through brainstorming exercise on potential strategic initiatives (received over 170 ideas); EMG categorized the ideas/concepts from the aforementioned exercise based on their relationship to strategic goals/objectives

40 Strategic Planning Initiatives (continued) All ideas/concepts for strategic initiatives were ranked as having High, Medium or Low Impact in relation to their primary goal using these criteria: Primary Degree of Alignment with Goals/Objectives Multiplicity of Goals/Objectives Addressed Probability of Success Extent of Capacity to Implement Secondary Length of Time Commitment (discrete projects preferred) Degree of Innovativeness Extent of Significance for the Profession and/or the Organization Breadth of Constituency Interest Degree of Timeliness Projected Cost/Revenue

41 Strategic Planning Initiatives (continued) Items were then grouped by 8 broad themes: Public Communication/Education Addressing Member Needs Advocacy Training Enhanced Use of Technology Group/Structure to Address Specific Issue (e.g., task force) Interdisciplinary Activities/Partnership Addressing Societal Needs