Keynote Speaker:  Mark Levin

"Leaving a Legacy" 

No, that doesn't mean it's time for you to go.  

But sometimes the best way to "evaluate" the depth of a Chamber's performance is by watching what happens when one of its key staff leaders leaves.   Was the organization able to continue moving forward?  Had the members become too dependent on staff to do the work that volunteers should be doing?  Was the staff capable of helping make a smooth transition?

During this program, Mark Levin, CAE, CSP will give you a chance to look at the key elements of Chamber leadership that determine - long before your departure - what kind of a legacy you'll be leaving.  Included in the program will be: discussions on the importance of establishing effective systems; ways to plan for ongoing leadership succession programs; assuring the future growth of the Chamber; and a checklist against which you can evaluate where you and your Chamber stand now, and what you can do to make sure that the legacy you leave is one of success.

Presenter: Mark Levin For over 25 years, Mark Levin, CAE (Certified Association Executive) and CSP (Certified Speaking Professional), has been helping organizations throughout the world grow and prosper. When Mark talks or writes about membership development or volunteer leadership, he speaks with the voice of experience.

Mark's years of experience in not-for-profit organizations include staff positions as a membership director, local chapter director, and chief staff officer of three organizations. In addition, he's an active volunteer in several local, state, national, and international societies.

Mark's reputation isn't just based on experience --- it's based on his talent, too. He's served for over 20 years on the faculty of the Institutes for Organization Management, a continuing education program sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Tens of thousands of volunteer and staff leaders have attended his programs worldwide, and they all can attest to his ability to present his topics in a unique, humorous, and interactive style.

Since starting his own company in 1986, Mark has learned the challenges and rewards of owning a business. He combines his talent and experience to help organizations in the areas of membership development; volunteer and staff training; strategic and long-range planning; and marketing products and services.

Check out Mark's website at www.baileadership.com. 

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