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Ready, Set, Go!
Service unit administrators, before you delegate
your first job or schedule your first meeting, sign up for
Ready, Set, Go!
Hats off to You! You are to be congratulated!
You have been appointed to one of the most respected volunteer
positions in the Council. . . that of service unit administrator.
Suddenly, you are a member of a management team. Service unit
administrators wear many hats: coach, team leader, cheerleader,
supervisor, sounding board, mediator, planner, and motivator.
The following trainings will address specific
areas that are essential to managing a service unit. You will
gain ideas and tools to effectively “wear” all
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Ready! (Service Unit Orientation)
- How to develop relationships with your membership
manager, volunteer supervisor, and the area advisor
- See the “Big Picture” of the Council
and how membership fits in
- The basics of the Operations Manual, including
policies and operational procedures
- Designing an administrative team to fit your service
unit needs
Set! (Administrative Basics I)
- How to delegate and ensure it’s done right
without meddling
- Your “Circle of Influence”
- The vital role of the service unit membership plan
using the Administrative Planning Guide
- Service unit and troop finances; money earning
vs. fund raising
- Goal setting
- Insight on leadership styles
Go! (Administrative Basics II)
- Chairing your meetings to keep them “on track,”
fun, and informative for all participants
- Proven recruitment and retention ideas for girls
and adults
- Low-cost ways to motivate and recognize volunteers
in your service unit
- The paperwork mountain: forms–the process,
what to keep, and what to toss
- Service unit events
- Ways to overcome common problems
- Leader appintment, supervision, evaluation, and
re-appointment
Who should attend?
All new service unit administrators and those
who are new to the service unit administrative team. Start your
administrative team on the right track by having the entire team
attend the Ready! (Service Unit Orientation) training together.
All service unit administrators must attend Ready! Set! Go! and
Tools for Success. Find the dates and locations convenient for you
and your team and sign up today!
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