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LEADERSHIP

State Chairman
Yvonne Ford

District Chairmen
Lake Erie District: Joyce Bates
Northeast District: Eileen Frost
Southeast District: Marjean Sizemore
Southwest District: Jackie Lang

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How to build Leadership and gain more Leaders of the pack:

1. Have members come together reflect on the progress your club is making and reflect on what changes need to be made for the success of your club.
2. Have mini-leadership presentations from past presidents and fellow members to help members gain a better understanding and develop new skills.
3. Step back and let new leaders take control and grow. Praise new leaders for the job they are doing.
4. Mentor New leaders. Support them with suggestions. Encourage them to participate in all GFWC activities.
5. Encourage members to apply to be a LEADS candidate. The club that submits the winning LEADS Candidate will be awarded a cash prize of $50.00. 

 

Where to find Potential Leaders of the Pack:

  • Club Members

  • Former Club Officers

  • New Members

 

Delegating and shaping new leaders of the pack:

As club members are entrusted with responsibilities, they will become invested in the project and more likely to take on a leadership role. One may be hesitant to delegate because of the desire to ensure the task is performed correctly. However, by keeping an open mind you will find there are a variety of ways that a job can be done.


“Great Leaders don’t set out to be a leader. They set out to make a difference. It is never about the role always about the goal!”
 

GFWC LEADS PARTICIPANT APPLICATION FORM

GFWC OHIO LEADS GRADUATES

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