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I am agree with the posted of my peer Klexy, in fact, the master is the head of group, but the leader all the time give example to follow for the other people

@scottm said in Weekly Welcome 1-OCT-2018 for Leadership and Governance:

Hello @all!

Each week, we welcome new members and connect with continuing members of the Leadership and Governance community of practice so we have our own network for learning and improving the civil society work we do.

Let’s meet some of the people doing good work around the world!

Reply and tell us:
1. What does your organization do?

2. What is a leadership-related challenge you're thinking through right now?

3. What is one lesson you've learned about leadership?

We are so happy to have you here! You can come here when you need support in with Leadership and Governance and we encourage you to come back and help others with their challenges when you can.

For you who have been here, please reply to people who are new and introducing themselves. This is our way of building a welcoming digital space together.

Hello Everyone,
My name is Franklin Emeka. I work in an anti-corruption agency the biggest in the country. specifically with the Accounts And Finance Department which i transitioned from Operations To Finance Department. i have two years working experience in the field. The experience has been wonderful so far i can say.

The most pressing leadership-related challenge we face as an organization is the consistency to sustain and maintain a good working environment . We are currently facing leadership problems in the sense that staffs are not paid enough money considering the hazardous risk we embark on, lack of training opportunities for Staff {local and international}.

Lessons learnt about leadership You should:

(a)Foster Teamwork.
(b)Encourage Growth in Others.
(c)Boost Employee Self-Esteem.
(d)Take Care of People.
(e)Coordinate, Aim for a Goal.
(f)Be Willing to be Misunderstood.
(g)Get People to Follow You.
(h)Inspire People

Hello everyone.
My name is Chidinma Eke and I live in Asaba, Nigeria. I work with Cartege Cinemas as a Cinema Manager where I manage the daily running of the cinema and drive the performance of the team leaders to deliver on business key performance indicators.
At the moment, I am working on transitioning in my career to being an administrator in the Nonprofit sector and I have joined this community as an avenue to interact, learn and contribute. These three put me on a solid pedestal to achieve this goal.