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This document provides guidance for writing successful chapter reports for Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) competitions. It outlines the common requirements for all event reports, including being bound, not exceeding 30 pages, and including 2 copies. Four specific event types are described: the Local Chapter Annual Business Report, American Enterprise Project, Community Service Project, and Partnership with Business Project. For each, the document provides an overview and indicates the relevant national guidelines. It emphasizes being original, brainstorming ideas, and tailoring presentations to the specific event ratings sheets. Deadlines and length limits are also stated. In summary, the document offers reporting templates and advice for FBLA chapter events.
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The document provides strategies and guidance for effective nonprofit leadership and management. It discusses approaches for maintaining focus, fundraising, advocacy, planning transitions, and using technology. Specific strategies addressed include developing mission statements, assessing skills needs, grassroots lobbying, working in coalitions, managing databases, and promoting information dissemination through technology. Worksheets provide guidance on creating a vision and mission, strategic planning, developing metaphors and analogies, and addressing social issues through nonprofit work.
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Partners' Workshop 1 Output
- The document discusses areas of concern and recommendations for improving project development, monitoring and evaluation, reportorial requirements, financial matters, and mentoring/technical assistance for NGO and PO partners.
- It notes a need to involve experts in project development, provide assistance to partners in developing proposals, and standardize indicators. Approval timelines should be extended to 3 years.
- Reporting periods should be increased to 6 months to reduce burden, and electronic reporting should be accepted. Retention amounts may be reduced.
- Mentoring and technical assistance can be improved through more frequent visits, tapping expertise, and using technology for training.
Desh Apnayen Citizenship Club Guidelines
What is DACC(Desh Apnayen Citizenship Club)?
A formal group of students from Class 5th to 9th who choose Civics/Citizenship
Facilitators are DACC members under the supervision of Deshapnayen teacher
Motive is to create Alert, Informed, and Active young citizens for future
Sign up on deshapnayen website:
https://www.deshapnayen.org
Access the DACC content here:
https://www.deshapnayen.org/downloads
Do More 24 2017 Capacity Building and Strategy Training Series: Session 2
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The document discusses different types of listening and note taking. It describes active listening, passive listening, and selective listening. It also discusses different note taking methods like outlining, mind mapping, and flow charts. Taking clear and organized notes is important for concentrating, remembering information, and understanding concepts. Preparing meeting agendas helps keep discussions on track and focused on key topics and goals. Meeting minutes provide a written record of the topics discussed, decisions made, and action items from a meeting.
South Florida HDI Leadership Transition
This slide deck was used for the South Florida HDI Leadership meeting and transition to a new Board of Directors
Funding top tips
Part of the Norfolk Annual VCSE Conference. Are you applying for funding for the first time? This session will help you understand what you need to consider before making an application, where to look for the funding you need and what to expect when you get it.
12 01 11 nonprofit orientation
This document provides information about GuideStar, a nonprofit organization that collects and provides information on over 1.5 million other nonprofits in the United States to help donors make more informed charitable giving decisions. It encourages local nonprofits to complete an online profile on GuideStar's website to increase transparency and access to donors. The profile involves gathering organizational documents and information, inputting required and optional fields, and having the profile reviewed by a community foundation for a "Reviewed by Your Community Foundation" designation. Completing the profile can help nonprofits connect with donors, build capacity, and access training and consulting support.
2014 BofA Mentor Prgm
The document summarizes a mentorship program presented by the Southern California Chapter of the Black Professional Group. The program aims to develop leaders and talent through a 10-month exclusive mentor program focused on career growth. Mentors will provide coaching, feedback, and share experiences to help mentees develop skills and further their careers. Selected mentees will be paired with mentors and participate in quarterly presentations, assignments, and a culminating project on personal branding. The program outlines timelines, participant requirements, and pairing details to develop the next generation of leaders.
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The document describes the Consulting Club at the Texas Medical Center, including its executive team structure and responsibilities. It outlines the primary and secondary tasks of each division - Finance & Operations, Education, External Relations, and the Consulting Agency. It also provides the club's education event schedule for 2019 and additional goals around expanding membership, establishing new university chapters, and increasing fundraising and online presence. The succession plan and officer application process are described at the end.
Editorial Calendar Essentials: Organize and Plan Your Online Communications
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An editorial calendar is an essential tool for any communicator. Join us for this webinar and learn how to use an editorial calendar to organize, plan and track your online (and offline) content! Give a summer webinar presentation_20150330
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Developing Your Case for Support: The Foundation For Your Fundraising Success
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
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Writing successful chapter reports2
- 1. Writing Successful Chapter Reports Tracy Danovsky & Nicky Feucht
- 2. Chapter Event Reports • Local Chapter Annual Business Report • American Enterprise Project • Community Service Project • Partnership with a Business Project
- 3. Common Parts of ALL Events • Individual or team up to 3 people • Chapter event – get entire chapter involved • Deadlines – • March 6 for SLC • 2nd Friday in May for NLC • 2 copies of BOUND reports to be submitted • Reports not to exceed 30 pages; pages numbered • Read the National Guidelines AND the State Guidelines!
- 4. Local Chapter Annual Business Report National Guidelines & Event Materials • Include chapter’s annual business • Covers time frame for SLC to SLC • Includes chapter history, productivity, recognition, businesslike procedures • Follow rating sheet and use same headings from rating sheet • Be creative with the report formatting • No performance portion
- 5. American Enterprise Project National Guidelines & Event Materials • Promote awareness of some facet of the American enterprise system within the school and/or community • Help members to learn more about the economic system • Develop informational/educational program to share knowledge • Project should not raise money for chapter • What is the American enterprise system?
- 6. Community Service Project National Guidelines & Event Materials • Chapters successfully implement community service projects to serve the citizens of their community • Describe one chapter project that serves your community • Chapter participation rather than individual participation • Not meant to raise money for the chapter
- 7. Partnership with Business Project National Guidelines & Event Materials • Develop and implement the most innovative, creative, and effective partnership plan. • Learn about a business through communication and interaction with the business community • Bring business leaders and FBLA members together in a positive working relationship through innovative programs • Is not a fundraising event
- 8. Best Advice for ALL Event Reports… Be original
- 9. Brainstorm Write down as many ideas for your topic as you can think of... Then report to the group!
- 10. Performance Guidelines & Tips • 7-minute presentation (except Local Chapter Annual Business Report); 5-point deduction if over 7 minutes • 5-minutes prep time • Practice setting up equipment • Have back-up plan, extra cords, etc. • 3-minute question-answer period • Up to three (3) chapter members may present • All must verbally participate in performance • All must be prepared to answer questions
- 11. Performance Guidelines & Tips • Tailor performance to ratings sheets • Follow dress code; some teams dress the same or complimentary to one another • Don’t have to create a PowerPoint presentation; use charts or other visual aides • Practice, Practice, Practice
- 12. Questions? Tracy Danovsky Superior High School 2600 Catlin Avenue Superior, WI 54880 tracy.danovsky@superior.k12.wi.us Nicky Feucht Lomira High School 1030 Fourth Street Lomira, WI 53048 nfeucht@lomira.k12.wi.us
Editor's Notes
- By definition, it is business governed by the laws of supply and demand, not restrained by government interference, regulation, or subsidy. Free enterprise is the economic system that provides the individual with the opportunity to make their own economic choices; it also provides the right to control the level of participation in the business structure. It is the very system that grants citizens the right to sell, buy, and own individual property.