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Committee Chair

by Preeti Venkataramani


Here are some of the Pathways Projects which can be applied to your role of a Committee Chair –


Level 2:

Managing Time

Understanding Your Leadership Style


Level 3:

Present A Proposal

Reaching Consensus

Successful Collaboration

Planning and Implementing

Develop A Communication Plan

Understanding Conflict Resolution


Level 4:

Communicate Change

Manage Change

Motivate Others

Leading Your Team

Manage Online Meetings

Manage Projects Successfully


Level 5:

High Performance Leadership

Manage Successful Events

Leading In Your Volunteer Organization

Lessons Learned


Here is the Project Matrix to refer to for the complete list: Pathways Project Matrix.


As you can see, there are plenty of projects available to you. You can also complete these projects in advance of reaching a level. For example, complete a Level 4 project while you are still in Level 2. Then the project will already be done by the time you get to that level!


Once you start thinking ahead – especially for those big projects, planning and execution will become much easier.


To get started, reach out to the District Director, Program Quality Director or Club Growth Director. They will guide you on where you can serve best.


Once you start the planning and collaborating you will realize how valuable this hands on training is. Executed in a safe environment, it let you test and experiment with new ideas while appreciating the existing framework.  When the next leadership opportunity arises, you will be able to swoop in like a swat team, take charge and deliver!


Now take aim and deploy!

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