Who is Really in Charge - Decision making from board level to volunteers
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2. Association Congress 2011 Who Is Really in Charge? Decision making from Board Level to Volunteers Karen D. Conlon California Association of Community Managers, Inc. Laguna Hills, California USA
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Hinweis der Redaktion
Describe what CACM does Global Ends: CACM exists so members enjoy an environment necessary for professional success.
CACM ENDS CACM HAS 5 KEY ENDS POLICIES WITH SOME SUB-CATEGORIES CEO has 9 policies with management limitations There are 5 board-management delegation policies There arte 10 governance process policices
Examples: The board does not approve the budget. They have a policy that defines Financial Planning and budgeting. I give them my interpretation of the policy, provide a report on how I complied with the policy and usually attach certain documents to substantiate my report. The board then determines if my interpretation is REASONABLE. Policy 3.4.3 “”In every case, the board will judge whether the President’s interpretation is reasonable and whether data demonstrates accomplishment of or compliance with the President’s interpretation.
BOARD PRODUCTS – POLICY 4.2
This is a policy governance chart that reflects who and what is responsible for the various aspects of the PG process.