It’s so easy to forget where we’re going or how we’ll get there. There’s a lot of community issues to tackle, and one in particular, Project 30, is not an easy task to take on especially when you’re a new organization still trying to find your way.
It’s been four months since the Leadership Board has been formed, and we’ve already undergone several transformations. I thought I’d take some time to highlight some wins for us and look into the future.
Small wins
- Two press releases in local Muncie newspapers (The Star Press* and Daily News)
- Successfully linked 10 male mentors with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware County
- Successful Big Brothers Big Sisters open house
- Three wildly fun Think Tanks (including one at the Big Brothers Big Sisters open house)
- Recruited 10 Ball State students to play a definitive role in the growth of Leadershipboard.org
* Link no longer available
Looking ahead
- Redefinition of vision and mission statement
- Further enhancement of Leadership Board social media involvement
- Finishing Project 30
- The implementation of Ambassador’s Program
- A new program formed by Ball State students
- Roles and leadership definition
There’s so much more to look ahead to, but I wanted to thank everyone who has taken a chance to get this program going.
Please share your experiences with the Leadership Board in the comments below.
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