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By the summer of 1990, the Canadian Association of  Gastroenterology (CAG) had been in existence as  Canada’s premier gastroenterology society for nearly thirty  years. The specialty of gastroenterology was in an exponential  growth phase and many changes were on the horizon, including  discussions as to whether the CAG should continue to  conduct its annual meeting in conjunction with the Royal  College meeting. In 1990, the CAG Governing Board and  then president Dr Eldon Shaffer initiated a membership needs  analysis (with technical assistance provided through the  Strategic Planning Group at Searle Canada Inc) to provide a  foundation for a strategic planning process that was to carry  forward over the next several years and ultimately produce the  CAG’s first strategic planning document. After substantial  review and assessment, the 1991/1992 and 1992/1993 CAG  Governing Boards approved the 1993 CAG Strategic Plan.  This strategic plan served the organization well over the past  decade and has provided the cornerstone upon which the  CAG advanced many progressive initiatives

The 1993 Canadian Association of Gastroenterology Strategic Plan: Excellence in Achievement