Setting Group Goals for Growth (SG3): In-Person Session

May 5, 2025 9:30AM - 12:30PM

Registration Deadline: April 21, 2025 - 11:59PM

Crystal Mountain Resort, 12500 Crystal Mountain Dr., Thompsonville, MI 49683

Contact: Marie Ruemenapp and Bethany Prykucki

Setting Group Goals for Growth (SG3) is a half-day, interactive, workshop for groups or teams with a current strategic planning, goal setting, futuring, or similar facilitation need.

Teams will participate in a group overview of the process and will then work with an MSU Extension facilitator as their team’s coach and instructor on their specific project to practice the process that they were taught.

At the conclusion of the interactive session groups will have completed a visioning session called a consensus workshop that will determine 5-7 priorities for future action.  

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