. Agricultural societies newsletter. Agriculture. Your annual meeting was held and new executives elected. The sincere courtesies of thanking the out-going executive members and congratulating the new ended the meeting with feelings of relief and anticipation. Echoes of "What are we going to do without you" are met with the thoughts of new directors "What have I got myself into". Both indicate a sense of being LOST. Are your Directors "Lost" or have you provided them with something to work with and for? ORIENTATION provides an opportunity for the new directors to
. Agricultural societies newsletter. Agriculture. Your annual meeting was held and new executives elected. The sincere courtesies of thanking the out-going executive members and congratulating the new ended the meeting with feelings of relief and anticipation. Echoes of "What are we going to do without you" are met with the thoughts of new directors "What have I got myself into". Both indicate a sense of being LOST. Are your Directors "Lost" or have you provided them with something to work with and for? ORIENTATION provides an opportunity for the new directors to become acquainted and ask questions regarding their role and responsibi1ites and the objectives and policies of the Agricultural Society. "Retired" directors can be particularly valuable if they assist with the orientation of new directors. When a director's term is finished, he should provide a written record of what has happened during his term, to be passed on to the new directors. All his records and materials should be inherited by his replacement. When new directors are added to the executive, at least one full meeting should be devoted to orientation. If your executive feels they need help, to provide orientation for it's new members, or in setting a plan of action to meet your objectives, the Community Services Branch staff would assist you with ideas and pointers aimed towards planning your Agricultural Society's Board Orientation meeting. If you require further assistance, we would consider attending your workshop. For more information phone 427-2171 or write, Community Services Branch, 2nd Floor, 7000 113 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, T6H 5T6. DON'T LET YOUR DIRECTORS GET LOSTl. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Alberta. Farm Development Division; Alberta. Engineering and Rura
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