"Good is the enemy of Great."

“How can we make Phi Kappa Tau successful for the next 100 years?”

A National Council meeting in July 2006 began discussions of developing an organizational strategic plan to answer this question. The concept took form, and during a meeting in October 2006 in Chicago, the National Council formally and unanimously adopted a motion to proceed with the Phi Kappa Tau strategic plan based on Phi Kappa Tau's mission statement and the ideas and concepts found in “Good to Great,” a book by Jim Collins.

The Fraternity's strategic plan will allow Phi Kappa Tau to improve operations, chapters and programs.

Good to Great Retreats will uphold the goals of the strategic plan by focusing on the process flow for success found in “Good to Great.” The retreats are comprised of Recruiting Men of Character Retreats, Ritual Retreats, Executive Council Retreats and Response Ability. Each program assists students with specific issues or needs and is scheduled at a chapter's request.

These retreats are presented by a certified facilitator and are free of charge for the chapter.

Requirements include:

• AT LEAST one BOG member present for the entire program
• Submission of action plans within 10 days of program to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information or to schedule a retreat for your chapter.