Statement articulation the primary aims of a group or institution.
A brief, general statement, which identifies and establishes the unique direction of a parish as it lives out the mission of the church.
A brief general statement of the type of organization, its main purpose, and its values.
A statement that clearly defines our goals
The broadest possible statement of the organization's purposes, goals, values and functions. It describes the underlying design, aim or thrust of an organization. It contains the basic purpose or philosophy of the organization.
A statement of the organization’s purpose, what it wants to accomplish in the larger environment.
A textual summary that represents a purpose by expressing moral or ethical beliefs, itemizing products and or services, and expectations; often idealistic in language and expressing extreme optimism.
A statement of the project, as defined by the Executive sponsor, the expectations of the stakeholders, and the organization's business objectives. All project responsibiities must align with the mission statement, and as such, becomes the criteria by which the project success is determined. See Executive goal.
A statement of purpose, or the assignment the organization or governmental entity is to carry out.
A mission statement defines what a foundation does right now. The mission describes the essence of the organization and its purpose. This should help focus and clarify your course of action. See "vision statement" and "values statement."
a brief description or overview of why the Association exists
a brief, formal declaration that describes the specific purpose for an organization
a brief (less than a page), sometimes inspirational, summary of why an institution exists and what its objectives are
a brief statement about your beliefs and philosophies on farming and the basis for them
a brief statement outlining the specific task(s) for which a group has charged itself
a brief synopsis of your corporate goals and image
a broad and general philosophical statement that expresses the most basic purposes of the school
a broad statement that expresses the business's purpose
a clear and honest expression of a university's unifying vision
a clear formulation of an organization's 'reason for being'
a concise declaration of purpose that the GME programs are attempting to fulfill in society
a concise description of who an organization is and what it does
a constitution that outlines rules of action and a specific purpose or reason for existence
a declaration, a set of words
a declaration of an organization's purpose
a declaration of the goals and boundaries of the group
a dense slab of words that a large organization produces when it needs to establish that its workers are not just sitting around downloading Internet porn
a detailed explanation of your company's purpose
an enduring statement of purpose that distinguishes one organization from other similar enterprises
an expression of the organization's reason for being
an organization's vision translated into written form
an overall statement of what the organization does and what sets it apart from other organizations
a paragraph that describes the character and purpose of the shul
a short, descriptive statement of the common objective and focus of the
a short one or two sentence statement that says what you do as an organization (or service, team, program, clinic), for whom, and why
a short, succinct statement declaring the goals and
a short, succinct statement declaring what business you're in and who your customer is
a simple statement that asserts the purpose of an organization
a specific statement which clearly lays out what the organization was formed to do
a statement of an organization's purpose
a statement of the company's purpose
a statement of the overriding direction and purpose of an organisation
a statement (one or two sentences) which gives a concise precise definition of what one intends to do
a statement which formally sets down the major goal of the organization or group
a summary of why it is all worth it
a summary that explains your business to the world
a written statement of purpose that can be used to initiate, evaluate, and refine all
A business's guiding principles that state what the company's goals are, what their values are, where they are headed. The mission statement defines the company's overall plan in a succinct and interesting manner with a tone reflective of the tone of the business itself.
An organization's statement of how it will achieve its purpose in the environment in which it conducts its business.
A statement describing the means by which the vision of the organization will be realized (see Vision below).
A philosophical focus and a road map for an organization.
A statement that makes clear the sport organisation's purpose, principle business aims, identity, policies and values.
A brief and broad statement of the overall goals and values that underpin the organisation and its work.
A statement of organizational purpose. It reflects the reason for the agency's existence.
The purpose and objectives of a website. This should be clear, concise, and measureable. A clear sense of purpose must be established first, before any other site design element, or the project can get bogged down in superfluous content and concepts. Simplicity, streamlined with purpose, makes for an easy-to-use and effective site.
a statement of your company's purpose and aims
an organization's description of itself. The declaration of values, goals, and aspirations that authoritative groups agree upon as being the central account of the organization's unique sense of direction.
A mission statement defines the core purpose of the organization - why it exists. The mission examines the "raison d'etre" for the organization beyond simply increasing shareholder wealth, and reflects employees' motivations for engaging in the company's work. Effective missions are inspiring, long-term in nature, and easily understood and communicated.
The statement identifies for constituents external to the unit the purpose of the unit and describes why it exists (purpose). It usually includes what clients' needs are being met and the services provided to meet those needs. The organizational unit's mission statement should be consistent with the mission statement of the University.
succinct statement of the unit's purpose and reason for being.
A capsule declaration that describes in general terms the organization's goals, the services offered, and a definition of the people targeted for services.
brief summary, approximately one or two sentences, that sums up the background, purposes and benefits of the project.
statement of purpose for the grassroots organization issuing it
A mission statement interprets "reason for being;" it enables you to clarify your purpose for yourself and others who are interested. A mission statement is a declaration of who you are, why you exist, and what you intend to accomplish. In business the organizational mission answers the big question: "What is our business?" In personal planning, the question is "What is my life's business?" In both cases, the answer must define the reason for being.
a document that describes what an organization stands for and why it exists.
Describes the overall broad purpose of an entity to which all efforts are directed. A mission statement describes general purposes and values, states the overall reason for existence in terms of results, and shows direction.
A statement of the organization's purpose. This statement should be clear and concise, yet encompass all of the organization's programs, products and services.
A statement describing the aspirations of an organisation.
A series of brief sentences or paragraphs that describe the purpose of your business, its products or services, customers, markets, and philosophy.
A statement of the role, or purpose, by which an organization intends to serve its stakeholders. Describes what the organization does (current capabilities), who it serves (stakeholders), and what makes the organization unique (justification for existence). Mission statements always exist at the top level of an organization, but may also be set for different organizational levels or components.
A statement illustrating who the company is, what the company does, and where the company is headed.
Answers the questions "Why?" and "Why do we exist?" States the purpose of the organization; defines the chief function; justifies existence and identifies the customer (those who are served). It is outcomes driven and articulates those outcomes; is broad, idealistic and philosophical; is determined through community needs assessment/analysis. The mission statement is broad enough that it need not change unless the community environment changes.
A short, succinct statement that describes why a program or department exists.
A document that sets out the general principles on which a police service operates. Also known as value statement.
Concise expression of the library's purpose and service priorities.
Statement outlining a company's purpose and principles and what it intends to accomplish and how.
Mission statement is a statement that captures an organization's purpose, customer orientation and business philosophy.
A short, snappy statement of the purpose of the organization, capable of fitting at the bottom of the organization's letterhead or business card.
A written declaration of the purpose of an organization or project team. Organizational mission or vision statements often include an organizational vision for the future, goals, and values.
a statement of purpose. An example might be "what is the library about?".
A general statement about the purpose of the organisation and its future direction. See also Vision Statement.
An outline of the fundamental purposes of an organization that seeks to respond to the why of the organization's existence, its basic reason for being.
The company statement of purpose.
Summarizes how to achieve a vision.
Mission statement is a summary description of an entity's purpose. It is typically included in the Articles of Incorporation. Many small businesses make the mistake of creating a mission statement that is actually a marketing message; it may look good in the lobby, but it doesn't do much to provide focus for a business.