Hello Rod et al; The CEO JOB DESCRIPTION in the Minutes is what was sent tothe Committee as a starting point PRIOR to the January 30th meeting andit is NOT the product of the Committee that was arrived at during the meetinglast night (on February 6). The JOB DESCRIPTION that has been arrived atis under review by Connecticut Counsel and should more than address yourconcerns. PLEASE NOTE - the Appendix to the minutes of last weeks meetingwas a starting point for the Committee and is NOT the current work productunder review. Please wait for the final version. Thank You 73, Kermit W9XA On Friday, February 7, 2020, 5:28:27 PM CST, Rod Blocksome <rod.blocksome@gmail.com> wrote: I'll throw my $0.02 worth on to the pile ......To qualify for election as a director, one must be an ARRL member continuously for the preceding four years.Yet this is only a "preferred" requirement for CEO - and it would seem the "four" years are neither contiguous or current. Same comment goes for "preferred" active amateur radio operator. I think these two attributes should be moved from the "preferred" to the "required" category.I know the counter argument is this will limit the number of otherwise qualified candidates. But as an active amateur for the last 59 years & 6 months and an ARRL member for most of that time, I believe these two qualifications are necessary to ensure the long-term leadership stability we must achieve. I urge the committee to seriously consider this request. Thanks & 73,Rod, K0DAS On Fri, Feb 7, 2020 at 3:05 PM Michael Ritz <w7vo@comcast.net> wrote: My take: The primary vision for the ARRL comes from the League's Strategic Plan. The CEO has vital input into the plan, as in the end he or she has to own it. Their primary job is to carry out the goals an initiatives as outlined in the plan. The vision itself is a collaboration derived from input provided by all stakeholders, and is outlined in the plan. A point of reference: I never saw or heard the prior CEO discuss anything about the ARRL Strategic Plan, and the first time I spoke with him he didn't even know the plan existed. That surprised me to no end, and I never forgot that conversation. We need to do better this time. Understanding the fundamentals of strategy is a business essential. 73; Mike W7VO On February 7, 2020 at 12:24 PM "rjairam@gmail.com" <rjairam@gmail.com> wrote: I agree with Bob. I would especially support a revision of the job title. It needs to be absolutely clear that this person isn’t hired solely for strategic vision. This person must be able to actively manage the affairs of the League including delegation like a general manager would. Perhaps executive director or executive vice-president would fit better. 73 Ria, N2RJ On Fri, Feb 7, 2020 at 3:12 PM Bob Famiglio, K3RF via arrl-odv < arrl-odv@reflector.arrl.org> wrote: Is the description of duties concentric with the bylaw definition of “The Chief Executive Officer shall manage the affairs of the League under the direction of the Board of Directors”? Some duties are, but the lists of duties to be published may suggest a different relationship. And was there any thought to morphing the title to something more realistic such as Executive Director (understanding General Manager, though accurate, is not in vogue anymore except in broadcast) so as not to blur the responsibility with that of the board and particularly the board elected President with regard to policy and direction? If not, we may end up facing the same issues. Bylaw 31. The President shall preside over all meetings of the Board of Directors. He shall, subject to instructions from the Board of Directors, and with the assistance of the Chief Executive Officer, represent the League in its relationships with the public and the various governments, governmental agencies and officials with which the League may be concerned, and shall be the official spokesman of the Board of Directors in regard to all matters of League policy. . . Did we consider how these duties can be reconciled with the job description for a CEO? Do we want another 30,000 foot view guy or is that job for the board and board officers? Isn’t the CEO (Exec. Director) supposed to run the shop looking inward and providing leadership in that domain as opposed to outward? Running 225 Main Street is an important job of course, but are we giving the wrong impression to applicants? Bob Famiglio, K3RF Vice Director - ARRL Atlantic Division 610-359-7300 www.QRZ.com/db/K3RF From: arrl-odv On Behalf Of Kermit Carlson via arrl-odv Sent: Friday, February 07, 2020 2:11 PM To: ODV <arrl-odv@arrl.org> Subject: [arrl-odv:29609] PDF of Jan30th Meeting CEO Search Committee Minutes Hello Please find attached a PDF file of the minutes as modified and approved at last evening's meeting of the CEO Search Committee. 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