Five-Year Strategic and Implementation Plan for the Engines Program

1. Engine Mission and Vision

[[The vision and mission statements serve as the guiding principles that articulate the purpose, direction, and values of your Engine. They provide a clear framework for decision-making, goal-setting, and strategy development.]]

1. Engine Mission Statement: [[The mission statement should define your Engine’s core purpose, values, and primary objectives and how it will reach those objectives.]]

2. Engine Vision Statement: [[The vision statement should describe the future state or long-term aspirations of your Engine. It should be inspirational, ambitious, and forward-thinking.]]

3. Region of Service: [[Provide an overview description here. Insert additional details as an appendix to the Strategic and Implementation Plan]].

4. Engine’s key industries: [[List them and provide a brief explanation, if needed]]

5. Technology Areas Relevant to National Competitiveness: [[List them and provide a brief explanation, if needed]]

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