NO EXCOM VOTE ON STRATEGIC PLAN

This item has been edited to conform to the EXCOM meeting minutes distributed 5 May 2006.

The Oakland Executive Inn and Suites meeting room was filled to capacity April 26th when the EXCOM, with the assistance of chapter presidents and others, debated the merits of a proposed strategic plan; however, Council President Lt. Col. Larry Stumpf, USAF-Ret, declared there would be no vote taken on the plan.

However, there was discussion about the vision and mission statements, both of which were considered for adoption.

The Council’s vision is to be one of the leading professional military organizations in the State of California, organizing itself with strong local chapters to support key political issues in California that might impact the membership. The vision statement was approved without objection.

The mission is to support, directly and through our affiliated chapters, the military community, which includes active, retired, former commissioned and warrant officers of all seven uniformed services including the National Guard and reserve components and their surviving spouses; support the membership in any way possible to preserve and enhance their rights, benefits, and entitlements, and quality of life; and, support the mission of MOAA. The mission statement was approved without objection.

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