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Showing posts with label Boards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boards. Show all posts

Saturday, December 4, 2010

What you can Expect

Welcome to The Cowling Report. As someone who works extensively to support the community sector I want this blog to be of maximum assistance to yourself not just an entertaining diversion or therapy for me!

There are seven things that will appear in The Cowling Report:




      1. Commentary on Key issues impacting the Community sector and the Board members, volunteers and employees who work in the sector
      2. Guest Bloggers from around the globe
      3. Conference Reports:-I will take you to key Conferences and see whats going on
      4. Tuesday Resource Report-frank reviews and comments on Community Sector resources from around the world
      5. Wednesday- An Inspirational post to get you over "Hump Day"
      6. Ideas for helping with the work of those working  in the community/not for profit sectors
      7. Friday Facts- useful and timely facts and info released that week


What do you think? Comments below please! Thank you

So hop in, strap up and lets take the Blogging journey together! Thanks for being a part of this!


    Saturday, November 27, 2010

    Welcome to The Cowling Report

    I speak to about 10 000 people a year in Workshops and Seminars globally and write for our monthly People First E-News which goes to 6000 readers monthly. Got the Facebook but I have resisted having my own blog for ages. I am now entering the Blog World thanks to encouragement from three other bloggers:-




     Jayne Cravens (author of the Coyote Communications Blog)





    DJ Cronin (author of the Blog: A musing on Volunteer Management)






    Sue Hine (author of:  Management4Volunteers Blog)


    I also want to acknowledge the urging of  three of the world's leading experts in Volunteer Management to get writing




    Betty Stallings of Building Better Skills. Yes, Betty, the book is coming!










    Susan J Ellis,  Energize Inc, Everyone Ready and E-Volunteerism

     
    and Andy Fryar of OzVPM, 

    My hope is that this will be a  no holds barred full and frank discussion about working in the community sector for or with Volunteers, and/or Boards and/or Management. Please do communicate your feedback as we move ahead!