7 Measures of Success, 5 Years Later: Where are They Now?

Would you like to know what separates good organizations from outstanding ones?   Even better how to make your organization exceptional?

“Five years have passed since the enduring practices and qualities of remarkable associations were revealed in 7 Measures of Success: What Remarkable Associations Do That Others Don’t. Have those measures of remarkable proven durable? What adjustments has an organization embodying those measures made—what has stood the association in good stead? How has another organization, inspired to change by the seven measures, absorbed and acted on those measures? Learn how your peers are applying the principles and measuring their success.”

Make your morning count by joining Deborah (Deb) Long, SVP, Governance & Corporate Administration, Girl Scouts of the USA as she gives a reprise of her recent presentation at the American Society of Association Executives Annual Meeting, on 7 Measures of Success: What Remarkable Associations Do That Others Don’t.

Presenter:
Deborah (Deb) Long
SVP, Governance & Corporate Administration
Girl Scouts of the USA

Bio - Deborah (Deb) Long
 
Deborah (Deb) Long currently serves as the Senior Vice President, Governance and Corporate Administration for Girl Scouts of the U.S.A the largest organization for girls in the world. She provides the vision, leadership and direction for the work of the governance and corporate administration division. As a member of the senior leadership team, Deb is actively engaged in strategic planning, executing strategy, and positioning the organization for future growth and development.
 
Deb has more than 28 years of professional expertise in non-profit management with an extensive background in children and family services, youth development, and organizational development.  She is the former Chief Executive Officer of Girl Scouts of Genesee Valley in Rochester, NY and previously served in leadership positions with Catholic Family Center and the Urban League of Rochester, Inc.

Deb has held numerous volunteer leadership positions at a host of non-profit organizations in the mental health and grassroots community development sectors.
 
She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and American History, and her Masters of Science degree in Community Services, both from the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York.