5. Click to edit Master title styleA 30 second to two minute
prepared mini-speech
summarizing a person, group,
event, product, company or
proposition. The term was derived
from the idea being able to
communicate important
information in the time it takes to
ride an elevator with a chance
acquaintance.
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Elevator
Speech
(Pitch)
Be productive!
Be organized!
Be efficient!
Be alert!
Be professional!
6. Click to edit Master title style
Inspiring others is the mark
of an effective
leader. Motivation is best
done by example and
guidance, not by issuing
commands.
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Motivating
Others
7. Forming strong teams that work well together is
another trait of a great leader. The opposite is also
true: if a team is weak and dysfunctional, it is
generally a failure in leadership.
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Team Building
8. • Leaders are not afraid to take risks, but know
which are worth taking.
• You can learn how to assess risk and run scenarios
that will help you make better decisions. Great
leaders take the right risks at the right time.
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Risk Taking
9. Click to edit Master title style
• A team depends on its
leader to tell them where
they are going, why they
are going, and how
they’re going reach their
goal.
• People are more
motivated when a leader
articulates his or her
vision for a project or for
the organization, along
with the steps – or goals
– needed to achieve it.
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Vision and Goal
Setting
10. Group Activity Time
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1.You are having a car wash fundraiser and the members don’t
know what to do.
2. Which event to go to or charity to donate to
3. Club is applying for award how to fill it out
4. Key club week is coming up and your club is not aware
5. When there is a group of people and there no direction.
