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Our firm
holds the proprietary rights to the most powerful and
effective family assessment/alignment tool available anywhere. We
refer to this tool as the "Family T.A.P." which stands for
Family Tactical
Assessment Process. The Family T.A.P. can be applied to an
unlimited number of business and organizational challenges
that require getting everyone on the same page and
professionally aligned with improvement initiatives. It
involves special dynamics that enable participants to
identify and share their concerns and commitment regarding
responsibilities, roles, relationships, operations and
needed improvements. Family assessments may involve more
than just family members. Regardless, the process concludes
with a comprehensive set of improvement plans and a system
of checks and balances to make sure that individuals and the
organization stay on track with stated objectives.
The
Family T.A.P. produces remarkable results every time it is used to
improve individual and/or team performance. The process
takes only one or two days to
complete.
Participants need no special knowledge or skills to be
effective in the process. It identifies, focuses and
coordinates the underlying issues that tend to diminish organizational competitiveness.
Hundreds
of people have gone through the Family T.A.P.
Ninety-nine percent of them say that the process was simple
in form but challenging in its demand for honesty, integrity,
responsibility and accountability.
Since the beginning of the T.A.P. in 1979, every
organization having gone through the process has rated the
value of the experience as highly beneficial.
Some of the more common uses of the Family T.A.P. are:
- Management analysis and reform
- Strategic planning
- Pre-acquisition alignment
- Organizational alignment
- Consolidation fitness assessment
- Pre-merger fitness assessment
- Executive counseling - group and individual
- Public image improvement/rehabilitation
- Rogue department analysis and realignment
- Governance/Executive/Operational alignment
- Sales force improvement
- Family business assessment, analysis and alignment
- New market entry fitness analysis
- Market testing and public opinion
- Customer voice and opinion
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