Chapter Leadership Best Practices

So… you are considering stepping up and leading either a Guidon Local Chapter or Special Interest Group.  Great!  Running a group like this is not only a tremendous help to the community at large, but can also position you to raise awareness around you as a subject matter expert.  Congratulations!  In my experience serving as the focal point of a high-performing and well-received group is, in fact, about the best thing you can do to stand out from the crowd and win work based on the merits of your subject matter expertise.

Now for the bad news: running a group like this is a labor of love.  It takes consistent grooming and attention to assemble a group of professionals …. and get them coming back month after month.  It was a learning curve for me – and someone certainly gave me the playbook on how to do it!  This is precisely why we’ve put together this “Best Practices” playbook for running a successful group.

We’ll break this down into a series of areas:

  • Compelling Content (aka putting butts in seats)
  • Creating a “no sales” or “low sales” environment
  • Quality Speakers – the make or break element
  • Event Prep
  • Event Marketing
  • Event Execution

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Dan Doran

Dan Doran

Is the Founder of Value Scout, Quantive and the 2019 Exit Planner of the Year. He is a recognized expert and speaks frequently about M&A, valuations, and developing more deliberate value creation strategies.

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