Committees seldom initiate their own plan of work. You won’t hear the committee chair ask at the first meeting, “What do you want to do this year?” Committees receive assignments and authority from the board of directors and bylaws. Their efforts should be framed by the organization’s mission and strategic plan. Policies indicate committees don’t […]
Stay in your Lane
Volunteers accept positions on boards and committees. Without much thought, the lines blur between the roles of board, committee, and staff. Stay in Your Lane Roles in an association are distinct. Every effort complements another. When individuals disregard or disrespect their responsibilities, confusion occurs. Evidence of uncertainty is heard in, “Why is a board member […]
Making Lemonade with Pandemic Lemons
“When life gives you lemons, make lemonade,” is a phrase used to promote a positive attitude during adversity. The lemons represent the sourness or difficulties. Making lemonade is turning them into something positive or desirable. Many chamber and association executives are making lasting improvements during the pandemic adversity. A discussion among component executives of the […]
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