The first step in building a relationship is making a visit, says National Commissioner Ellie Morrison, which means making a visit is the most important thing commissioners do. Read more
Recruiting and Retention
National Commissioner Service Chair
Making the ask when recruiting a new commissioner is easier when there’s an existing relationship, advises Recruiting and Retention Chair Jeff Bostwick. Read more
National Commissioner Service Chair Larry Chase points out that building effective personal relationships isn’t just for unit commissioners. Read more
Building relationships isn’t complicated. Resources Chair Darlene Sprague gives some pointers on developing, cultivating, and maintaining relationships with unit leaders. Read more
Development opportunities aren’t just about training. Commissioner Development Chair John Cherry points out that building relationships is an important aspect of these events. Read more
Starting and Sustaining Units Chair Sue Simmons offers advice on how unit commissioners can begin the process of building a relationship with unit leadership. Read more
Communication is the foundation of any good relationship, according to Marketing and Communications Chair Mike Moegenburg. Read more
Technology for communication abounds. When used in a thoughtful manner, says Commissioner Technology Chair Rick Hillenbrand, these tools can help commissioners nurture relationships. Read more
