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Over the past few months, we’ve faced new challenges and it’s clear that paving the path forward to reopening won’t be simple. While it might seem like forward planning and full recovery is some time away yet, it’s even more important that you take the time to set clear, ambitious, and measurable goals.  \nIn the arts, our aims and objectives derive from common goals but we often lack a framework that delivers the results which we set for our different teams and departments. There are a great number of approaches and strategies but with pressures facing organisations around time, resources, and reduced team members, we believe the OKR framework will help keep you on track and in line with targets.  \nThis guide takes a close look at Objectives and Key Results (OKR framework), and how tweaking the way you structure your goals can support organisations to achieve their mission. We’ll take a look at how objectives are constructed, and how to implement the strategy across your entire organisation. There are plenty of practical examples to help you get started quickly. Once you’ve finished with this guide, you’ll be able to implement a new framework to set goals and objectives, and measure results across your organisation.  \nOur team has created some important worksheets templates to help you set your objectives, plan your goals, measure results, monitor progress, and identify areas which need additional support and focus. You will be able to access these worksheets through the guide so that you can start building your new framework and implement OKR management.  \nWe hope you enjoy getting to grips with your OKR project.  \nThe very best of luck!  \nPaul  \nManaging Director Ticketsolve  \n[ticketsolve.com](ticketsolve.com)  \nAn Introduction to Objectivesand Key Results  \nObjectives and Key Results is a simple management framework that helps every member of your organisation work towards the same overall common goals and ensure that they have full visibility at all times on progress and results. OKR is all about critical thinking andwill help you align goals so that all departments are working collaboratively on the goals that really matter the most for your individual organisation.  \nWhether your organisation is profit or non-profit, large or small, driving performance is always at the top of your priority list. 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