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5 HOA Committees All Utah Communities Should Have

HOA Strategies

Non-board members can influence how their neighborhood runs in one very powerful way: HOA Committees. What is an HOA Committee? Similar to HOA boards of directors, HOA committees are groups of elected volunteers within the community, and they accomplish specific tasks for the board.

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Eric Lanke: Should Committees Report to the Board?

Eric Lanke

Leadership. Should Committees Report to the Board? Should committees report to the board?" Who else are the going to report to?". There are some committees whose jobs clearly relate to the governance of the association. The Finance Committee. The Nominating Committee. Innovation.

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9 Strategies for Preventing Volunteer Burnout & Keeping Your Leadership Pipeline Full

Membersuite

Poor communication from leadership, for example, not providing insight into the progress your association is making towards its goals and the volunteer’s role in that accomplishment. How to Prevent Volunteer Burnout and Keep Your Leadership Pipeline Full. Every governance group—committee, work group, task force, etc.—must

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All Committees Are Not Created Equal

Eric Lanke

Got into a friendly argument with a colleague about last week's post , where I revisited an idea that I've discussed before : that program committees should report to an association's Chief Staff Executive, or CEO, and not its Board of Directors. Committees must always been created by and report directly to the Board.

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A Committee By Any Other Name

Eric Lanke

One of the very first posts I wrote for this blog (back in September 2011) was titled, " Should Committees Report to the Board? " In the post, I argued that committees whose function was programmatic (i.e., Our four types of committees are: 1. Other associations might call these Standing Committees.

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6 Steps to Generating a Brilliant Annual Report

GrowthZone

Tweet An Annual Report isn’t just for your association’s Board of Directors.; Here are six steps for writing an effective association annual report: Define the Audience. What do you want to accomplish with the report? Tell readers what they can expect to learn about your association from the annual report. How did we do?

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A Last Look at Leadership in 2019

Associations Now

There are heartening reports that associations have increasingly embraced strategic thinking. One of the weakest areas of leadership in every organization is the ability to define success with precision. Top-down leadership is out of style, if not antiquated. Staffers are looking for more reasons to engage.