Category: Leadership
On May 21, Community Rec Magazine presented a virtual roundtable addressing the COVID-19 crisis, how organizations can prepare for reopening and how the industry will be affected moving forward. The panelists were Chris Tointon, the ...
Unsure. Uncertain. Unprecedented. We have all experienced unfortunate times over the last few months. From jobs, friends and family to mental and physical health — uncomfortable is a feeling we’ve all felt. But no matter ...
Isolation, unease and lack of energy are all symptoms of a coronavirus-induced quarantine. Since most are working from home without a regular routine, access to traditional health and wellness services, and the ability to spend ...
When 2020 began, we were ready for a year-long celebration. Our Y association was eager to commemorate 150 years of serving the community. We contacted the local press, reserved billboards and displayed advertisements. We booked ...
On May 7, Community Rec Magazine presented a virtual roundtable addressing the COVID-19 crisis, the impact on staff and members, and how community rec centers can navigate the crisis. The panelists were John Mikos, the ...
Okay, you got me. I like to be in control — most of the time. I don’t need to make every decision about everything for everyone, but I can and I will. Most people, including ...
On April 23, Community Rec Magazine presented the first virtual roundtable addressing the COVID-19 crisis, how it’s affecting the industry and how community rec centers can navigate the crisis, sponsored by Welld Health. The panelists ...
The front doors of our community center are locked. The treadmills stand still, group exercise studios have no beat, there are no three-point shot attempts on the basketball courts, nor is children’s laughter echoing from ...
Constant in-person interruptions, too many phone calls and endless meetings — these are all things I’ve heard staff complain about for years. We’ve tried creating open office hours, steering people to emails, and scaling back ...
Since the COVID-19 pandemic forced most, if not all, community rec centers to close their doors, few were affected more by this sudden development than their staff members. To try and stay afloat financially until ...
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