The purpose of the Leadership Committee is to find new leaders, identity existing leaders, and enhance knowledge to better equip these women to serve with the confidence and skills to better the mission of the American Legion Auxiliary.
The concept of Leadership is believable and achievable for every member – not just those who are currently serving in leadership positions. The key to good Leadership is to build confidence in those you lead, treat all members with dignity and respect, and to be a good listener. No matter the experience, education, or technical skills, most anyone can be trained to be a leader if they are willing to make a commitment, devote their time and energy to listen, learn, and communicate.
For more information visit the Leadership page at www.ALAforVeterans.org, under the Members Only section, and encourage others to do the same. Basic principles of effective leadership are found in many articles and writings on the web and in how-to guides.
The concept of Leadership is believable and achievable for every member – not just those who are currently serving in leadership positions. The key to good Leadership is to build confidence in those you lead, treat all members with dignity and respect, and to be a good listener. No matter the experience, education, or technical skills, most anyone can be trained to be a leader if they are willing to make a commitment, devote their time and energy to listen, learn, and communicate.
For more information visit the Leadership page at www.ALAforVeterans.org, under the Members Only section, and encourage others to do the same. Basic principles of effective leadership are found in many articles and writings on the web and in how-to guides.
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Department Chairman
Manette VanWinkle 701 Long Ave. Cannelton, IN 47520 (H) 812-547-6476 (C) 812-719-7609 manvanwinkle1991@gmail.com |