The Commissioner Newsletter

New opportunities abound for commissioners to ensure great Scouting experiences for youth, says National Commissioner Ellie Morrison. Read more

Engaged commissioners who really know the units they serve are essential to sustaining units, says Recruitment and Retention Chair Kevin Baker. Read more

• Partnering for Recruiting Success: Identifying and Recruiting Great Commissioners

Despite distractions, commissioners need to remember that it’s all about units, according to National Commissioner Service Chair Larry Chase. Read more

• Welcome, Sue Simmons
• Welcome, Steven Lee
• Simple and Unified Progress

Commissioner Development Chair John Cherry points out how being fully trained and open to other development opportunities helps commissioners be more effective in their roles and have a greater impact on the units they serve. Read more

• Commissioners Week at Philmont Training Center
• Second Century Service Conference at Florida Sea Base a Success

Marketing and Communications Chair Mike Moegenburg provides tips to help commissioners improve communication with the units they serve. Read more

Starting and Sustaining Units Chair Sue Simmons outlines different ways for commissioners to help unit leadership determine what is really needed to sustain a unit. Read more

A number of tools and reports exist to help unit commissioners uncover units that may be at risk, according to Commissioner Technology Chair Rick Hillenbrand. Read more

• Using Technology to Sustain a Unit—An Administrative Commissioner Perspective 
• Coming Soon: Commissioner Tools 2.0

Scoutbook is now free for all units. Read more

• Scouts BSA Brand Guidance

Here’s a look at the latest Key Performance Indicators from December 2018. Read more

Regional and Area Commissioners Organization Chart. Read more

• National Commissioner Service Team

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