Spring Scrum: ED & Senior Staff
A scrum is the most intense, controlled focus of energy to be found in just about any sporting match; we took this moment from rugby and applied it to the most intense, controlled focus of energy on leading home repair programs that you've ever experienced. You received suggestions and input from approximately half a dozen other home repair programs!
We started the 90-minute roundtable with a short presentation about resources available through the Coalition for Home Repair that relate to executive leadership. Then we dove into introductions and the scrum.
When you registered, you were asked about the two toughest challenges, questions, and obstacles you faced. We wanted to know what keeps you up at night.
From your responses, we chose the discussion topics and sent the agenda to you a day in advance. Those whose questions were chosen were asked to give a short synopsis of the challenge, then answered questions from the other attendees. Then everyone typed suggestions in the chat box and we moved on to the next topic.
With the energy we had in one [virtual] room, you're sure to leave with solutions for issues related to staff morale, strategic planning, working with a board of directors, and more! Becca Davis, Executive Director of the Coalition for Home Repair, will facilitate this roundtable.
Best of all, this roundtable was FREE for members, thanks to the Maker's Grant that we received from Stanley Black & Decker! Learn more.
We recorded most of the session but participants may have requested to pause the recording if they wanted to discuss sensitive topics in confidence with those present.
Note: While this scrum is designed primarly for EDs, other senior staff and board members were welcome to attend!
Board Commitment Form- Example from HopeBuilders
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