Decision Criteria

What were the decision criteria associated with evaluating the alternatives in order to choose one over another?

Explain what the decision criteria mean and why they are important to the decision. Good decision criteria balance financial and non-financial criteria, and seek to ensure broad alignment with organizational strategy, including vision, mission, goals and values. Include a table like the sample, below, that show the reader how you "scored' your alternatives that, then, determined your "top" selection.

[Example: Cost to Execute]

Having a lower cost to execute the event would maximize the potential returns to the client. Events with a lower absolute cost will score higher on this criterion. This is a very important criterion.

[Example: Ease of Securing Venue]

Venues requiring less paperwork and frustration will be given a higher score on this criterion. SAIT venues require a lot of paperwork and effort from our administrative team, and so would score lower on this criterion. This is a very important criterion.

Criterion 3

Briefly describe the criterion. Why is it a criterion? What would give a higher score on this criterion (e.g., for cost, lower costs score higher)?

Criterion 4

Briefly describe the criterion. Why is it a criterion? What would give a higher score on this criterion (e.g., for cost, lower costs score higher)?

We are planning on organizing a yoga event as a fundraiser for Calgary Humane Society