PROPOSAL MODELS / PLANNING REFERENCE
Bring an idea into a form your team can evaluate.
These illustrative models show how a project can be scoped, what decisions might be required and what planning materials can help before implementation.
Concept illustrations only. They are not claims of completed client work or guaranteed outcomes.
01 / CORPORATE WELLNESS
Workplace movement program
An employer wants brief, repeatable movement opportunities during the working day.
Project planning sequence
- Define the priority job roles
- Review available time and work environment
- Prepare a short program and internal leader notes
- Trial with a defined group and review use
Example planning materials
POSSIBLE DELIVERABLES
- Role-specific program outline
- Staff rollout guide
- Simple use and feedback measures
02 / FACILITY EXPERIENCE
Conditioning and recovery area
An existing fitness center wants a defined area to complement its current member services.
Project planning sequence
- Identify the user and their visit timing
- Plan space, circulation and equipment
- Design member-facing routines
- Prepare instruction, operations and review
Example planning materials
POSSIBLE DELIVERABLES
- Concept zone layout
- Equipment and program brief
- Staff training and operations checklist
03 / PUBLIC PROGRAM
Municipal movement initiative
A public organization wants a practical wellness activity for a defined resident group.
Project planning sequence
- Clarify community needs and target participants
- Select an accessible venue and delivery schedule
- Design activity and instructor preparation
- Plan evaluation and annual refinement
Example planning materials
POSSIBLE DELIVERABLES
- Audience and venue brief
- Program calendar
- Roles, budget headings and evaluation framework
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