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CSI Mission andMember Value Proposition:
How to use both to better market CSI
Questions about this presentation?
Want to use it?
Contact CSI’s Marketing Team:
Christine Tanner, CSI, [email protected]
Joy Davis, CSI, CCPR, [email protected]
800-689-2900
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About this PresentationThis presentation was developed to teach CSI’s strategic plan and its relationship to
chapter growth to CSI leaders. Chapter leaders are invited to use all or parts of it. When
presented, it includes handouts and exercises for the audience. Notes are included on
each slide – don’t overlook them.
You can request the handouts and exercises from CSI’s Marketing team and download
CSI’s Strategic Plan at www.csinet.org/strategicplan.
Questions about this presentation? Want to use it?
Contact CSI’s Marketing Team – we’ll help you customize it:
Christine Tanner, CSI, [email protected]
Joy Davis, CSI, CCPR, [email protected]
800-689-2900
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What’s the Difference?
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Which would you pay for?
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This is how CSI thinks today
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whyhowwhat
The mission of CSI is to advance building information management and to educate project teams to improve facility performance.
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Start with why
CSI is dedicated to improving organization, management, and communication of building information through:
• A diversified membership base of allied professionals involved in the
creation and management of the built environment
• Continuous development and transformation of standards and formats
• Education and certification of professionals to improve project delivery
processes
• Creation of practice tools to assist users throughout the facility life-cycle
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Why vs. How
Why How What
CSI’s mission (Pittsburgh Chapter):To support and promote the mission and core values of the Institute; To help
its members perform their jobs better by providing education and promoting
certification programs; To provide an opportunity for network to facility
project team building.
CSI’s mission (LA CSI Chapter):The mission of the LA CSI Chapter is to provide its members the opportunity
to share information about materials and methods of construction, and to
promote improved preparation, delivery and use of construction documents.
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CSI’s mission (Joy’s words): To improve construction communication at the commercial level by developing standards and formats, providing education and certification, and creating a diverse human network of construction professionals.
CSI’s mission (Brent’s words):Facilitating superior communication throughout the construction community through education, standards, formats & relationships.
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Mission Statement ≠ Mission
Your version of the mission?
CSI’s mission (Robert’s words):Helping the construction industry communicate design
intent with high fidelity, from the architect’s brain all
the way through to the contractor’s hammer.
Some Guy in Southeast
Region:Communication/Cooperation
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Thought leadership
Every chapter can bea Thought Leader
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Share of Voice:Offer something useful
Share of Mind:Gain their respect
Share of Cash:Become their go-to resource
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Golden Representative
How hard is it to buy from a golden rep?
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The Member Value Proposition
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The Member Value Proposition (MVP) is why people write checks for their dues and participate in activities.
Stronger MVP
More Participation
=
MissionYour Goal
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The mission strengthens MVP
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MVPWhat’s in it for them
Differentiate yourself from competitors - there must be a key difference.
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Analysis of an MVP
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What makes an MVP
unique?valuable?
excel?
The Value Proposition = Be a resource
Competition = Manufacturer’s training
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“Know where and how you fit into the construction process, and become a useful resource the design team will call on again and again… Manufacturers will tell you what you need to know about their products – we’ll give you the skills to present that information…”
Example: PRA
You are making a value proposition with everything you do – whether you want to or not.
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You are always making a VP
Mission & Value Proposition define the audience
Chapters that don’t deliver promised value suck members dry
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Does your Chapter Suck?
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Where to use Mission and MVP
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Are you a second-run
theater for the AIA?
Questions?Questions about this presentation? Want to use it?
Contact CSI’s Marketing Team – we’ll help you customize it:
Christine Tanner, CSI, [email protected]
Joy Davis, CSI, CCPR, [email protected]
800-689-2900
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