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Strategic Plan

• Audit Division • Fiscal Division • Human Resources Division • Information Technology Division • • Investments Division • Legal Division • Member Services Division • Public Information Division •

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LASERS Mission

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LASERS Vision

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LASERS Goals

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LASERS Core Values

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Executive Director’s Message

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Strategic Initiative

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Seek to assure the financial soundness of the System

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Ensure our team’s ongoing commitment to our core values

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Offer exceptional customer service

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LASERS Board of Trustees

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Organizational Chart

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Strategic Plan

Updated 01.29.15

2014-2017

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L O U I S I A N A S TAT E E M P L OY E E S ’ R E T I R E M E N T S Y S T E M

Confidence in our service, assuring financial security for your future

the V I S I O N

To provide a sound retirement plan for our members through

prudent management and exceptional service

the M I S S I O N

the G O A L S

Assure the financial soundness of the System

Ensure our team’s ongoing commitment to our core values

Offer exceptional customer service

the C O R E VA L U E S

Highest Ethical Standards

Integrity

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LASERS 2014-2017 Strategic Plan 3

Executive

Director’s

Message

The Louisiana State Employees’ Retirement System presents the Strategic Plan for fiscal years 2014–2017. As we continue to work toward enhancing our service to members, this edition focuses on better utilizing technology to improve internal and external operations.

This plan is a result of the collaborative input from all divisions of the LASERS team. The scope is broader, yet it positions the agency for advancement. The objectives and performance indicators set forth will ensure LASERS remains one of the top tier retirement systems nationally, while enhancing our services to members and generating additional efficiencies for the agency.

LASERS will continue to work with the Legislature to provide input on legislation that impacts the agency. Our educational outreach efforts will utilize technological improvements to provide more information and training via electronic media. This new Strategic Plan focuses on making our System more accessible to members. We are working to enhance the customer service experience, making LASERS more responsive to members’ needs while improving accuracy of collected data. Our goal is to utilize technology to best serve our agency and members.

LASERS consistently places in the top quartiles for investment performance, ranking fifth out of 57 systems for the last 10 years. We have developed a solid investment strategy. LASERS’ total asset value exceeds $11 billion, the highest in the history of the System. Our returns have ranked in the top 13 percent, 20 percent, and 19 percent for the last five, seven, and 10 years, respectively.

Since LASERS was established in 1946, we have been committed to ensuring the soundness of our retirement plan and assisting our members as they transition into the retirement phase of their lives. Our members have devoted their careers to serving people in the state of Louisiana. This Strategic Plan will serve as the blueprint for providing our membership with the exceptional level of service they deserve.

Cindy Rougeou

Executive Director

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LASERS 2014-2017

Strategic Plan

Seek to assure the financial soundness of the System

Objective:

1.1

Secure a position as one of the top tier public pension systems in the nation

Performance Indicators:

• Prudent management of Trust assets

• Achieve and maintain top rankings for investment performance

• Achieve and maintain highest ratings for audit performance

• Hire and retain exceptional staff members that are aligned with the

mission and vision of the agency

Agency Goal 1

Ensure our team’s ongoing commitment to our core values:

Highest Ethical Standards, Integrity, Prudent Management

Objective:

2.1

Develop and implement processes and procedures to ensure the security of sensitive

membership information

Performance Indicators:

• Achieve and maintain a record of no major security breaches or releases of sensitive

membership information

• Formulate a task force charged with developing an action plan and recommendations for

reducing LASERS overall risk exposure relating to sensitive information. Action plan should

be approved by June 30, 2015.

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LASERS 2014-2017

Strategic Plan

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Agency Goal 2

continued

Objective:

2.2

Efficient utilization of staff time and resources

Performance Indicators:

• Implement records management efficiencies

• Implement use of electronic systems that will enhance operations and reduce time spent on

manual processes by staff

• Create staff-accessible portal where personnel functions can be completed and records are

maintained electronically

Offer exceptional customer service

Objective:

3.1

Enhance, expand, and improve the customer service experience

Performance Indicators:

• Implement use of electronic data submission for top 10 LASERS forms through the

Member Self-Service application by December 31, 2016.

• Formulate a task force to recommend enhanced features/options for members and

LASERS to interact with one another by December 31, 2015.

• Initiate mechanism to determine best educational outreach practices and implement

changes by December 31, 2015.

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LASERS 2014-2017

Strategic Plan

LASERS Board of Trustees

Elected Members

Thomas Bickham

Undersecretary,

Department of Public Safety and Corrections Active Member

Connie Carlton

Retired as Assistant Director of LASERS Retired Member

Beverly Hodges

Undersecretary,

Department of Natural Resources Active Member

William Kleinpeter

Judge,

City Court of Port Allen Active Member

Janice Lansing

Chief Financial Officer,

Office of Coastal Protection and Restoration Active Member

Barbara McManus

Retired from the Department of Social Services Retired Member

Lori Pierce

State Treasury Investment Officer, Office of the Treasurer

Active Member

Kathy Singleton

Retired from the Department of Social Services Retired Member

Shannon Templet

Director,

Department of Civil Service Active Member

Ex Officio Members

Elbert Guillory

Chairman of the Senate Retirement Committee Louisiana State Senate

John Kennedy

State Treasurer of Louisiana

Kristy Nichols

Commissioner of Division of Administration

J. Kevin Pearson

Chairman of the House Retirement Committee

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LASERS 2014-2017 Strategic Plan 7

Standing (l-r):

Designee of Commissioner

of Administration Ben Huxen

Lori Pierce

Barbara McManus

Thomas Bickham

Seated (l-r):

Janice Lansing

Shannon Templet

Connie Carlton

Beverly Hodges

Individual photos:

William Kleinpeter

Kathy Singleton

Senator Elbert Guillory

State Treasurer John Kennedy

Commissioner of Administration Kristy Nichols

Representative J. Kevin Pearson

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8 LASERS 2014-2017 Strategic Plan

Organizational Chart

Cindy Rougeou

Executive Director

Maris LeBlanc

Deputy Director/

Chief Operating Officer

Trey Boudreaux

Chief Administrative Officer

Tonja Normand

Public Information Director

Cindy Taylor

Members Services Director

Lance Armstrong

Information Technology Director

Sheila Metoyer

Human Resources Director

Artie Fillastre

Fiscal Director

Robert Beale

Chief Investment Officer

Ryan Babin

Audit Services Director

Tina Grant

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Contact Information

Location: 8401 United Plaza Blvd. • Baton Rouge, LA 70809

Mail: P.O. Box 44213 • Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4213

Phone:(toll-free) 800.256.3000 • (local) 225.922.0600

Web:www.lasersonline.org

The Louisiana State Employees’ Retirement System (LASERS) distributed this document digitally.

No publication costs were incurred.

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