Clean Lakes Alliance Board Application

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Clean Lakes Alliance Board Application

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Name*
First MI Last
Preferred method of contact
- Work
- Residence
Residence
Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Home Phone*
Cell Phone*
Personal Email*
Spouse Name
Employer
Name of employer
Your title
Work Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Work phone
Work email
Type of business or organization
Primary service(s) and area/population served
Background and Experience
Please list boards and committees that you serve on or have served on.
E.g. business, civic, community, fraternal, political, professional, recreational, religious, social
Organization Role/Title Dates of Service
Please list any education/training/certificates you have.
Have you received any awards or honors that you would like to mention? (Optional)
How do you feel Clean Lakes Alliance would benefit from your involvement on this Board?
Skills, experience, and interests
Skills, experience, and interests (select all that apply)
- Finance, accounting
- Personnel, human resources
- Administration, management
- Nonprofit experience
- Community service
- Policy development
- Program evaluation
- Public relations, communications
- Agriculture
- Public policy advocacy
- Technology
- Environmental stewardship
- Education, instruction
- Special events
- Grant writing
- Fundraising
- Outreach, advocacy
Other skills, experience, or interests
Please list any groups, organizations or businesses that you could serve as a liaison to on behalf of Clean Lakes Alliance.
Please select any Clean Lakes Alliance committees on which you currently serve, or for which you are interested in serving.
- Economic Impact and Policy Committee
- Finance Committee
- Advancement Committee
- Governance Committee
- Loop the Lake Committee
- Frozen Assets Committee
- Fore! Lakes Golf Committee
Please list any potential conflicts of interest.
Please tell us anything else you would like to share.

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Community Board Engagement Guidelines
The following is the Community Board Engagement Guidelines and expectations of all Community Board members. Please read through carefully before submitting your application.
Community Board Engagement Guidelines*
ATTENDANCE:
• Community Board members are expected to attend the Community Board meetings (generally, six meetings per year) as part of their board service. At a minimum, Community Board members must attend 50% of the board meetings in the calendar year. Community Board members are required to contact the Clean Lakes Alliance office if they are unable to attend a meeting to excuse their absence.
• Every Community Board member is expected to attend one (1) Clean Lakes Intro coffee and seek out / invite a new business or individual to attend also.
• Every Community Board member is expected to join and regularly attend meetings of at least one Clean Lakes Alliance committee.
• Community Board members are expected to attend the Community Breakfast by either being a Table Sponsor or a Table Captain.
• In addition, members should make an effort to attend as many Clean Lakes Alliance organized events as possible, such as Clean Lakes 101, Renew the Blue Volunteer Days, Frozen Assets, Loop the Lake, and Community Awards.
• Note: Attendance at Community Board meetings is recorded, and members are expected to reply to the email notice or let us know in advance if they are unable to attend a meeting. Having two or more unexcused absences per year is considered below the commitment level expected of Community Board members.

ENGAGEMENT:
• Community Board members are expected to be engaged, supportive and enthusiastic members of the Board and of the Clean Lakes Alliance. This support would include:
o Remaining informed on key Clean Lakes Alliance issues and talking points;
o Advocating on behalf of the Clean Lakes Alliance in public and private forums;
o Being a visible and public champion for the lakes; and
o Seeking out and introducing new businesses and other contacts to the Clean Lakes Alliance.
• Members should also provide the Executive Director advice and counsel on Clean Lakes Alliance matters, especially in their areas of expertise.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT:
• All Community Board members are expected to personally give a financial donation in each calendar year to Clean Lakes Alliance; this does not apply to Board members who are representing elected offices or who are students—for these members, donations of any size are welcome.
• Community Board members should also encourage their respective businesses/organizations to join Clean Lakes Alliance as Lake Partners.
I have read and agree to the Community Board Engagement Guidelines.

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Clean Lakes Alliance Board Application

Clean Lakes Alliance Board Application

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