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With a passion for non-profits and over 19 years as an awarded executive, Deb McClelland is dedicated to guiding boards and not-for-profit staff in realizing their potential. Customized workshops are available upon request.
Just call or email today to see how Deb can set your organization on the right track—while making it fun and easy!
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DEB McCLELLAND
Over the years, Deb’s passion has been to assist boards in realizing their potential by travelling around the country teaching numerous workshops on the subject.
Deb has served on many boards, including national and provincial boards, for over thirty-five years. She also worked as Executive Director at the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce for nineteen years, supporting her board of directors as they transitioned to a solid governance model. Within all these experiences, she came to realize that governance, when done right, could be fun and easy. That is why she has developed templates, examples and exercises for boards to follow so that they can easily adopt what she calls the Seven Key Elements of Good Governance.
Deb has been recognized as Executive of the Year and Chamber of the Year by her provincial network and Executive of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Canada. Most recently, she was appointed to the Council of Excellence by a panel of her peers across the country and appointed as Fellow of the BC Chamber of Commerce.
“Deb’s training was exceptional and exceeded our expectations, especially during these tough times. Her content was inspirational, motivating and, most importantly, relatable and doable. Deb understands the different aspects and dynamic scenarios each board can have and provides examples to help participants understand each learning point. Even though the board training was held online through video conferencing, her ability to create dialogue and discussion amongst the participants is impressive and she helped create a positive learning environment to where you can have the same positive outcomes of collaboration as if you were all in the same room physically. Our directors were very impressed and look forward to having her back for another seminar.”
Anthony Yecyec
Executive Director
Prince Rupert & District Chamber of Commerce
Q4 2020
October
Oct 1: BC Chamber Executives - Chamber 1.0 Module 2
Oct 2: Pemberton & District Chamber of Commerce - Strategic Planning
Oct 7: BC Chamber Executives - Chamber 1.0 Module 3
Oct 14: Delta Hotels Kamloops - Tactical Planning
Oct 16: BC Chamber Executives - Chamber 1.0 Module 4
Oct 19: Creston & District Chamber of Commerce - Board Governance Overview Module 1
Oct 21: Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce - Bylaw review
Oct 23: Tsuts'weye Women's Network - Networking for Success
Oct 26: Creston & District Chamber of Commerce - Board Governance Overview Module 2
Oct 27, 28, 29: Southern Interior Construction Association - Board Governance overview
Oct 31: Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce - Tactical Planning
November
Nov 2: Creston & District Chamber of Commerce - Board Governance Overview Module 3
Nov 4: Lake Country Chamber of Commerce - Board Governance Overview
Nov 5, 12, 19: Menno Place - Board Governance Overview
Nov 7: Williams Lake & District Chamber of Commerce - Board Governance Overview
Nov 15: Mission Downtown Business Association: Board Governance Overview
Nov 20: Harbour Authority Association of BC - Board Governance Overview
Nov 21: Kelowna Chamber of Commerce - Board Governance Overview
Nov 23: South Abbotsford Church - Board Governance Overview
Nov 28: Oncore Seniors Society - Strategic Planning
December
Dec 9: Cattle Country Development Council - Board Governance Overview
Dec 29: BC Junior Angus Association - Board Governance
NEW ONLINE TRAINING!
During this time of physical distancing, please contact Deb to discuss her dynamic webinars that ensure your board receives the training they need now!