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Blogged by amm (Alan Marcum), on December 13th, 2012
Bob Zimmerman asked a good question in his recent comment on Congregational functions. In addition to the five seasonal teams (fall, winter, spring, summer, and HHD), there are a number of support functions that most or all teams will need. These include:
Communications Team: Outlook editor, WebRebs, List Mayvens, DB Reb, press release writer, and publicity […]
Blogged by amm (Alan Marcum), on December 12th, 2012
When the Governance Structure Task Force presented our work, we included co-presidents on the Values-based Model, but not in the Seasonal Model. There’s nothing that says we shouldn’t consider co-presidents in the Seasonal Model, too.
Does having co-presidents make the job easier, or more complicated, or both? How do the duties get divided: should there be […]
Blogged by amm (Alan Marcum), on December 11th, 2012
A number of people have asked about the role (the “job description”) of the Team Lead. Here are some ideas.
The Seasonal Team Lead does just that: leads the seasonal team. He or she communicates its results and needs to the Leadership Team, the support teams, other seasonal teams as needed, the staff as needed, and, […]
Blogged by amm (Alan Marcum), on December 5th, 2012
Some people have asked me various what-if questions. Four of the most common:
What if a seasonal team doesn’t want to hold a given event (from the list in my previous post)?
What if we can’t find a Team Lead for a particular seasonal team?
What if we can’t find a new president?
What if we try this and […]
Blogged by amm (Alan Marcum), on December 4th, 2012
One of the most important things to do over the next few weeks is to find people to lead the five seasonal teams. Each seasonal team will have, roughly, 3-5 people on it, including the team lead. The people on the seasonal teams don’t do everything, but they are responsible for everything getting done or […]
Blogged by amm (Alan Marcum), on November 27th, 2012
Some members have asked me some questions about the near-term future, things like the timing for a new president to take office and how we’ll continue to involve the members and what we’ll do about operations. A few thoughts, with, I expect more to come. First, though, a preamble.
My term expires on December 31. What […]
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