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By Tery Tanner, PeopleFirst™ business solutions manager, Zoetis


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WNERS AND MANAGERS OFTEN GET so caught up working in the business that they don’t take


time to work on the business. In the process of making plans


to spend more time on your opera- tion or business in 2014, complete this sentence: “In 2019, I will be successful when ___________.” Then ask yourself this: “In 2014, what am I going to do to make that happen?” Addressing this important ques-


tion can help bring stability to your agriculture business, cattle opera- tion, equine facility or veterinary clinic. It’s strategic planning. Strategic planning helps busi-


nesses increase profi tability and reduce risk caused by market fac- tors. Organizations that use strate- gic planning are proven to be more successful and last longer. A recent study points out that 67 percent of businesses that failed did not have a written strategic plan.


28 The Cattleman March 2014 thecattlemanmagazine.com INDUSTRY ALLIED


Transform Ideas Into Actionable Items


Improve business by following a strategic plan


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