Category: Leadership
Adapting in 2020 Much like we recapped our 2020 cover stories, we also want to highlight the top stories from the year that helped the industry adapt and overcome during the COVID-19 pandemic. In March, ...
Recapping 2020 What a year 2020 has been. Despite the pandemic, industry leaders continued to lead and provide support for their communities the best they could. Below, take a stroll down memory lane and recap ...
The pandemic has brought about many changes, perhaps the most notable change being the ways we can’t interact with each other. 2020 was the year I stopped hugging. Most people in my circle are happy ...
On July 23, Community Rec Magazine presented a new virtual roundtable that discusses strategies to help your facility thrive — not just survive — during the COVID-19 crisis. The panelists were Chris Tointon, the president ...
Writing articles during the pandemic has been challenging. While it is no comparison to those on the front lines, or that comparing challenges across any job platform is even viable right now, I experienced a ...
Encouraging professional development among your staff can happen in many ways. Most often this is through continuing education opportunities, such as workshops and cross-training. But not to be overlooked is simply making your staff feel ...
On June 30, YMCA African American CEOs hosted a virtual town hall to help people unlearn systemic racism. This is Part Two of our top takeaways series from this event. A key part of the Unlearning Systemic ...
“Who was that masked man?” Somewhere in the deep drawers of my memory, this question unfolds. I see it uttered by a perplexed passerby, shielding his eyes to see a white stallion carrying a cowboy ...
On June 30, YMCA African American CEOs hosted a virtual town hall to help people unlearn systemic racism. This is Part One of our top takeaways series from this event. Steven Reed, the mayor of ...
On June 25, Community Rec Magazine presented a virtual roundtable that addresses reopening after the COVID-19 crisis, and the drastic operational changes happening across the industry. The panelists were Jennifer Harrington, the assistant executive director ...
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