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Loaned Executive Program
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| Loaned Executives work for United Way Capital Area during an agreed upon period, making it possible to educate more people about the positive impact they can make through United Way. When you loan an employee to United Way Capital Area, you are investing in the future of your organization, your employee and your community. If you are unable to loan an employee to United Way Capital Area, your organization can still support the campaign by sponsoring a Loaned Executive. |
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| Benefits of sponsoring
a Loaned Executive |
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Participation in United Way Capital Area’s Loaned Executive Program is a sound investment. The community gets a seasoned leader for the campaign, your organization gets an employee with new skills, and your employee gets an excellent opportunity for growth. Everyone benefits in the following ways:
| Your Organization |
| Recognition as a leader in improving our community |
| Association with other civic-minded organizations |
| Enhanced personal and professional skills in your employee |
| Opportunity to “give back” to the community |
| Your Employee |
| Experience working with top-level executives and community leaders |
| High-quality training in presentation skills and customer service |
| Improved management, planning and organizational skill |
| Increased awareness of community needs and services |
| Your Community |
| Increased public awareness and support of community needs |
| Ability to help more people in need as United Way Capital Area grows |
| More dollars reach those in need through lowered overhead costs |
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| Responsibilities of Loaned Executives |
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Volunteer Management
Guiding and managing volunteers; tracking performance and progress of volunteers; supporting volunteer planning and progress meetings.
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Marketing & Account Management
Arranging and delivering United Way presentations to company
CEOs;' promoting and scheduling United Way campaign resources;
researching new opportunities (accounts) for giving. |
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Training & Presentation
Conducting volunteer training at the company upon request; being prepared to speak on behalf of United Way at company meetings; participating in planning meetings for company campaigns; conducting volunteer and employee campaign coordinator orientations; attending scheduled training sessions and campaign meetings. |
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Account Management
Assisting a company or organization to plan and execute a successful and timely campaign; assuring prompt delivery of campaign supplies to companies and organizations; arranging pick-up of campaign proceeds and up-to-date reporting.
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Administration
Preparing and submitting requested reports and upon completion,
evaluating LE program and campaign process, making recommendations
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Desired Qualifications
Loaned Executives come from all segments of the business community: management, labor, entry-level and retirees. Candidates should be enthusiastic self-starters, committed team players and organized individuals eager to learn about health and human services within the community.
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Giving
Workplace Campaigns
