Maximise your board's effectiveness
Effective governance is critical to the success of any association. While association boards can be very different from corporate boards, they essentially serve the same purpose in setting the strategic direction for the association and measuring its progress. Ensuring that your board is well-structured, strategically focused, and aligned with the association’s goals can significantly enhance its effectiveness.
Join Rennie Schafer, CEO of the Federation of European Self Storage Associations (FEDESSA) and the Self Storage Association UK, as he shares insights from over 30 years of experience working with association boards across three continents. Through real-world case studies and best practices, this seminar will help you to transition your board into a focussed, strategically minded group providing real value to your association while empowering the management team to advance the organisation.
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This seminar is designed for association executives, board members, and governance professionals looking to enhance board efficiency and drive organisational success.
12:00 - Introduction
12:05 - Presentation
12:35 - Questions & Answers
12:55 - Close
Chief Executive Officer, Self Storage Association
Rennie has been in association management for most of his working life, starting with the Australian Meat Industry Council in 1998. He has been at CEO level of industry associations for 21 years and is currently the CEO of the Federation of European Self Storage Associations which he more than tripled in turnover over the past 5 years. He is also the CEO of the Self Storage Association UK, building it to be the second largest association in this sector in the world. Rennie has worked with a range of associations in 3 continents, often assisting them in developing their strategic direction. He has also been a board member of several charitable organisations, mostly in the early childhood education sector. He has an MBA from Deakin University and is a member of the Oxford University High Performance Leadership Programme.