2013 Chief Elected Officials (CEO) Forum

TRIPLE ‘A’ REGIONAL COLLABORATION

1:30 pm Thursday & 8:30 am to 3:30 pm

Friday, June 13 & 14, 2013

Granville Island Hotel, Vancouver, BC

====================================

Gain a triple ‘A’ rating on regional relations through good Assessment, Analysis and Action. Plan to attend a dynamic learning opportunity for Chief Elected Officials only who want to improve inter-municipal and regional cooperation. Develop a clear rationale and principles for collaboration. Use criteria to identify ideal targets for shared services. Learn strategies to develop regional partnership strategies. This session will be a highly interactive opportunity to share ideas with colleagues, learn new techniques and leave with tools to help you make an immediate leadership difference in your organization.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

  • Discuss the benefits and pitfalls of regional cooperation efforts
  • Explore process steps for successful collaboration
  • Apply techniques to develop shared service and strategies
  • Discuss real time collaboration road blocks
  • Share best practices with colleagues from throughout BC

FORUM COMPETENCIES (concepts, techniques and ideas)

  1. Initiate a regional cooperation process – phase and activities
  2. Create a regional cooperation protocol – principles and rationale
  3. Develop shared service strategies – options analysis and action plans
  4. Sustain a regional cooperation strategy – ongoing implementation and monitoring

FACILITATOR

Dr. Gordon McIntosh of the Local Government Leadership Institute has delivered 950 training sessions involving 120,000 elected and administrative officials throughout Canada and overseas.

PARTICIPANT BENEFITS

  • Practical Toolkit – user friendly implementation aids to immediately apply learning; and
  • Real Life Challenges – problem solving for issues identified by participants.

COST

The cost of this executive program is $375.00 plus GST.

CONTACT

Eydie Fraser at LGLA (250) 250.356.5275 for more information.

 

Comments are closed.