Adviser v Officer Adviser v Officer Adviser one who gives advise Officer one who is elected to hold an office of trust authority or command The Next Chief What will the Lodge expect ID: 759268
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Youth v. Adult Roles
So You Want to Be the Next Chief
Slide2Adviser v. Officer
Slide3Adviser v. Officer
Adviser – one who gives advise
Officer – one who is elected to hold an office of trust, authority, or command
Slide4The Next Chief
What will the Lodge expect?
What will the Chief expect?
What will the Adviser expect?
Slide5After the election
Create realistic time expectations
Set personal boundaries
Establish lines of communication
Identify talents and abilities
Slide6Acquiring Leadership Skills
What is a mentor?
How do we get mentors?
Who are your mentors?
Who have you mentored?
Slide7Identifying the Next Generation
Committee Chairs and Advisers provide needed support and allow lodge leadership to identify the next generation of leaders.
Slide8Scenario: Chief Keith
Second Term Lodge Officer
Committee to honor past Chiefs & Advisers
Appoints good friend as chair
Conflict: Lodge needs more manpower to host section conclave
How do you handle?
Slide9Resources
National OA Publications
Section Conclaves
NLS and NLATS
NOAC
People
Outside of Scouting
Slide10For Training Resources and More Information Visit:
http://training.oa-bsa.org/noac2015