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Leadership is not a title, it's a behavior

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VIDEO (Click to Link) ▶Posted in triplicate (a Trilogy ) around these # ALTACITIES  and our  Flipboard  magazines, the following # SocialCurrentSee archive is a timely sequel to the allied posts on our NEXTDOOR Trilogy message board. http://www.nomorobo.com STOP ROBO CALLS! The # ALTACITIES archived   VIDEO clip  (above), an important '# SocialCurrentSee ' lecture courtesy of TEDx , was not intended for the management, board, or residents of common interest developments (aka HOAs), but the leadership theme might well apply in this location and any business enterprise, nonprofit or for-profit. Flip②▶ Follow:  Susan Scott   ▶   Fierce, Inc. ▶ QUOTABLE  Susan Scott is a best-selling author and leadership development architect who has enabled top executives worldwide to engage in vibrant dialogue with one another, with their employees, and with their customers for two decades. A recognized thought leader in the globa...

Five points HOA boards may rank

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Top 5 Qualities of a Successful Community Association Board https://t.co/tPe5Hel8pU RT @ALTALOMAN — John Tarley (@TarleyRobinson) January 28, 2016 Generally recognized, there are 7 leadership qualities that all great leaders possess. The positive thing is, leadership characteristics can be learned and practiced making it possible for everyone to become a great leader.  While the focus of this video is upon executive leadership, the qualities listed still apply to groups, like HOA boards, as well. Tweets about nonprofit leadership LAUNCH A "NEXTDOOR"NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YOUR COMMUNITY Flip②▶

Democracy on review at HOA committees

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Back in August 2012, our first experience to attend an HOA open forum when the HOA legal counsel was invited to address homeowners for the Board did not go so well. That is, an attorney representing the long-time counsel for the HOA came to the meeting solely to help put disgruntled homeowners in this place after the board had made a controversial, unpopular decision. Essentially (I paraphrase), the attorney explained: "The HOA is not a democracy and there was nothing that homeowners could do to override the board decision." As it turns out, something was done about 18 months later when, after mediation, the decision was reversed and homeowner democracy prevailed. Another area in which democracy is prevalent in HOAs has to do with committee work. If these volunteer groups did not follow a democratic model, why would a homeowner volunteer for the role? [ View the story "R&RC has pivotal HOA role" on Storify ]

Transforming our time with their stories

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One baby boomer who has been transforming our time with story is author Walter Isaacson . On October 24, 2011, Isaacson's authorized biography of Apple Computer co-founder Steve Jobs was published by Simon & Schuster . It became an international best-seller, breaking all records for sales of a biography. The book was based on over forty interviews with Jobs over a two-year period right up until shortly before his death. Isaacson also drew on conversations with friends, family members, and business rivals of the entrepreneur whose vision revolutionized computing, music, phones, animated films, and publishing. In 2014, he published The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution . It became a New York Times bestseller. Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ INsync ® ★ SUBSCRIBE ☆ Search ALTACITIES ▶ [ View the story "Transforming our time with their stories" on Storify ]               ...

New philanthropy leader chosen at COH

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Given my 38 year career in hospital community relations and fund-development, you can assume that I witnessed many transitions in my own career and those of my colleagues during nearly four decades, starting in 1972.  Looking back, it is remarkable to note that my experience of working with seven different hospitals and health systems is actually typical in the profession.  For those who keep track of such statistics, the average NPO development position runs about five years per location, so my stint was about normal.  Because of my personal involvement (as a patient) at City of Hope in Durate, CA, it is a privilege to archive this announcement. Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ INsync ® ★ SUBSCRIBE ☆Search ALTACITIES ▶ [ View the story "New philanthropy leader chosen at COH" on Storify ]                                   NOW ▶ Flip2 ▶ Gift ♥ WORTH ▶ another ...

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