Archive

The Vice President is often the hardest-working, yet most behind-the-scenes officer in a Leo Club. If the President is the face and visionary of the club, the Vice President is the engine that keeps everything moving. This course explores how to be an effective second-in-command, how to manage multiple project committees simultaneously, and how to […]

If the President is the steering wheel and the VP is the engine, the Secretary is the dashboard and GPS. The Secretary is the communications hub, the official record-keeper, and the historian of the Leo Club. Without a highly organized Secretary, a club will quickly lose track of its goals, its members, and its legal […]

The Treasurer is the financial backbone of the Leo Club. Without proper funding and strict financial management, even the most passionate service projects will remain just ideas on a whiteboard. This course covers the vital responsibilities of budgeting, safeguarding club funds, maintaining flawless financial records, and ensuring total transparency with your members and the community.

Having a great idea for a community service project is only 10% of the work; the other 90% is execution. As a Project Manager (or Committee Chairperson), you are the architect and the general of your club’s service initiatives. This course teaches you how to design a viable project, lead a committee, manage day-of-event logistics, […]

A club without active, passionate members is just a set of bylaws on a piece of paper. The Membership Director (or Chairperson) is the lifeblood of the organization. This course covers the complete lifecycle of a Leo member—from strategic recruitment and welcoming new volunteers, to the crucial retention strategies that keep them engaged year after […]

A brilliant idea can easily be lost in a chaotic, disorganized meeting. Parliamentary procedure (based on Robert’s Rules of Order) is the universal language of professional meetings worldwide. This course teaches you how to formally introduce ideas, debate respectfully, and vote efficiently so your Leo Club can turn loud discussions into organized action.

A great service project is only effective if people know about it. In the modern era, reaching the community requires a strategic digital approach. This course explores how Public Relations (PR), Marketing, and Information Technology (IT) work together to amplify your club’s voice, attract new members, and drive maximum community engagement.