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Board report for the January 2011 meeting. More info: www.leadershiplearning.org

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Page 1: Leadership Learning Community Board Report

Board Meeting Report

January 2011

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Contents

•Strategic achievements•Online and social media strategy•Leadership for a New Era update•Consulting services

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Strategic Updates since November•Continuing to increase awareness and

engagement through events and online/social media strategies

•First draft of Leadership and Networks report being edited by partners for June launch

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LLC Website: Blog

LNE Website

Newsletter

Twitter

Webinars

Increase awarenessIncrease awareness

Increase community engagement

Increase community engagement

Demonstrate thought leadership

Demonstrate thought leadership

Channels Goals

Primary Tools

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Facebook

LinkedIn

SlideShare

Increase awarenessIncrease awareness

Disseminate contentDisseminate content

Channels Goals

Secondary Tools

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•Uvs: Unique Visitors

Leadership Learning Community Website

21% of unique

pageviews related to

blog

(July – December 2010)

21% of unique

pageviews related to

blog

(July – December 2010)

Leadership and Race launch

The blog continues to be a dynamic section of the website. The launch of the Race publication significantly increased the number of visitors

The blog continues to be a dynamic section of the website. The launch of the Race publication significantly increased the number of visitors

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Leadership for a New Era Website

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The LNE site continues to gain members but engagement needs to increase

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Twitter

Twitter Followers:

1,273

Listed: 132

Klout Score*: 33

* The Klout Score is a measurement of overall online influence. The scores range from 1 to 100 with higher scores representing a wider and stronger sphere of influence

Twitter is one of the most successful tools we use to share content, attract members, promote events, test ideas and content, and find partners/allies for our work

Twitter is one of the most successful tools we use to share content, attract members, promote events, test ideas and content, and find partners/allies for our work

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LLC Newsletter

Did not send newsletter. Sent fundraising campaign

Current newsletter

base is 2,129

91% growth since June

2010

Great channel for keeping members engaged. The performance continues to increase – with the exception of November 2010. The drop may be due to seasonal factors

Great channel for keeping members engaged. The performance continues to increase – with the exception of November 2010. The drop may be due to seasonal factors

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Webinars & Events

• Hosted 16 events from January 2010 – January 2011 (face to face, conferences, webinars)▫ 6 Leadership and Race▫ 5 Leadership and Networks▫ 3 Collective Leadership▫ 2 Other

• Engaged hundreds of participants across the nation

Webinars and events are one of the most successful channels for engaging members on an ongoing basis. Participation and interest continue to increase

Webinars and events are one of the most successful channels for engaging members on an ongoing basis. Participation and interest continue to increase

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Facebook & LinkedIn

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Effective channels for disseminating information and engaging in conversations about LLC and related content. Effective channels for disseminating information and engaging in conversations about LLC and related content.

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Facebook Page

LinkedIn Group

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SlideShare

Best performing presentation:428 views, 36 downloads

Total presentations: 12

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Content Observations

The best performing content categories, ‘Leadership and Race’ and ‘Leadership and Networks,’ are consistent across multiple channels

A strategy that has proven to be successful is to create partnerships with other sites and blogs to disseminate the content and reach a wider audience

The best performing content categories, ‘Leadership and Race’ and ‘Leadership and Networks,’ are consistent across multiple channels

A strategy that has proven to be successful is to create partnerships with other sites and blogs to disseminate the content and reach a wider audience

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Top Blog Content

• Key Topics:▫ Network leadership

▫ Leadership and Race

▫ Collective leadership

▫ Evidence Based practice

• Top Articles:• Leadership development

investment framework

• Leadership and Race report

• SNA and evaluation of leadership networks

• Shared leadership case study

• The future of leadership* Timeframe: January – December 2010

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Top ReTweeted Content

* As of 1/24/11

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Strategies Moving Forward

• Launch a webinar series to drive engagement and strengthen relationships with members

• Hold targeted face to face events with partners (i.e. Monitor Institute)▫Use post event surveys to get immediate

feedback (same for webinars)

• Continue to send newsletter every month to engage new and existing members

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Strategies Moving Forward

• Continue to produce fresh content for the blog and work with other sites and blogs to include content as guest articles

• Strengthen our presence in Twitter – move more from listening to engaging

• Continue to use secondary channels (Facebook, LinkedIn and SlideShare) to communicate with some members active in those channels. However, most of the time will be invested in primary channels discussed above

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• Finalizing synthesis with writing partners

• Co-hosted a webinar to engage Network of Network Funders with Monitor Institute

• Co-hosted a Bay Area Learning Circle with Monitor Institute

• LLC team currently participating in a Network Weaving Community of Practice

• LLC team currently learning about NodeXL (SNA mapping tool)

Leadership and Networks

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Leadership and Race Launch

•1,286 downloads

•814 newsletter signups

•150 webinar participants

•60+ mentions in Twitter

•30+ online placements/mentions

* As of 1/25/11

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Reach: 231.2K U.S.

Placements in Popular Sites

Reach: 68.8K U.S.

Reach: 9.1K U.S.Source: Quantcast.com

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“A report released this summer by the Leadership Learning Community, a national

nonprofit that focuses on leadership development, calls into question the stale

commitment to diversity of so many progressive Americans. How to Develop and

Support Leadership that Contributes to Racial Justice, co-authored by a group of the

country's most cutting-edge thinkers on race and leadership, very politely points

out that the left shouldn't be so quick to point fingers.”

“A report released this summer by the Leadership Learning Community, a national

nonprofit that focuses on leadership development, calls into question the stale

commitment to diversity of so many progressive Americans. How to Develop and

Support Leadership that Contributes to Racial Justice, co-authored by a group of the

country's most cutting-edge thinkers on race and leadership, very politely points

out that the left shouldn't be so quick to point fingers.”

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“A thought-provoking new report on leadership and race entitled “How to Develop and Support Leadership that Contributes to Racial Justice” has just been issued by the

Leadership Learning Community. The report suggests the leadership programs that

simply focus upon diversity practices, equal opportunity, and individualism, do not

recognize how systems such as culture, institutional practices, and policies, impact

career and life opportunities for disadvantaged groups.”

“A thought-provoking new report on leadership and race entitled “How to Develop and Support Leadership that Contributes to Racial Justice” has just been issued by the

Leadership Learning Community. The report suggests the leadership programs that

simply focus upon diversity practices, equal opportunity, and individualism, do not

recognize how systems such as culture, institutional practices, and policies, impact

career and life opportunities for disadvantaged groups.”

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Current Consulting Projects

Client Type of Project

NatureServe Network analysis and network development

Switzer Foundation Network analysis and network development

Community Leadership Program

Evaluation

SeeChange Evaluation

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Strategic Questions

•How to fund core mission work in a more restricted grant economy?

•How to become a more networked organization actively engaging our community?

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Contact InformationLeadership Learning Community

www.leadershiplearning.orgTwitter.com/LeadershipEra_________________________

1203 Preservation Park Way #200Oakland, CA  94612

(510) 238-9080 Phone(510) 238-9084 Fax

[email protected]