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Exploration Place launches survey for new strategic plan

The Exploration Place is about to develop a new strategic plan, and they are looking for input from the public.

The plan will guide the museum for the next three to five years.

“This is so important in our evolution,” the Exploration Place said in a release. “Research to inform the strategic planning session includes surveys and interviews of staff, Board members, volunteers, members, visitors, sponsors, supporters, partners and local First Nations.”

The survey takes 10 minutes, and will close on April 9.

Everyone who takes the survey will have a chance to win a family membership.

You can find the survey here.

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