Jerry Keimig On Board Of School That He Transfers Students To


Community Leadership Committee
CENTURIONS NONPROFIT BOARD OPPORTUNITY

Organization:

Name: Gillis Center

Contact Person: George Robbins

Address: 8150 Wornall Rd
               Kansas City MO 64114

Phone:    816.508.3548

Fax:         816.508.3535

Email:      george.robbins@gillis.org

Website Address: www.gillis.org

Mission Statement:
Mission Statement:  The mission of Gillis is to help at-risk children and their families become contributing members of the community through education, counseling and social services.


Board Information:
Board term limit: 2 terms of three years

Minimum Board gift amount: We ask that board members participate in our fund raising activities and volunteer their time on campus or on committees

Board meeting location: Gillis Campus
                                        8150 Wornall Rd
                                        Kansas City MO 64114

Meeting Day/Frequency: 1st Thursday of Odd Number Months

Meeting time: 6:00PM

Board of Director Job Description: Board Expectations sheet attached

Is there board training available?  yes

Application Process:  Interview with Development Director and or CEO, then referred to board development committee

List of current board members: attached

Other information:  Encourage prospective board applicants to arrange for a visit by calling George Robbins 816.508.3548

GILLIS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXPECTATIONS
2007
  1. Participate in scheduled board meetings and on at least one strategic committee
  2. Support all major annual fundraising events
  3. Hold each other/ourselves accountable for Gillis’ mission, financial viability, and ongoing success
  4. Make personal financial contributions at an appropriate level (“virtual shareholder”)
  5. Recommend contacts as board members and donors
  6. Seek additional financial resources from individuals, foundations, and corporations
  7. Network with other organizations who may provide support
  8. Engage constructively in annual board/committee assessment
  9. Support Gillis staff
  10. Avoid conflicts of interest and other unethical behavior
  11. Support board decisions, and treat board matters confidentially
  12. Be an ambassador and contact legislators/policy-makers on local/state/national levels
  13. Look for strategic alliances, as well as entrepreneurial/collaborative opportunities
  14. Celebrate successes – acknowledge major accomplishments!

Officers
Charles L. Bacon, Jr., Chairman
Bryan C. Neuendorf, Vice Chairman
Paul Tymosko, Treasurer
Brian Wietharn, Secretary
Cynthia Weber Scherb, Immediate Past Chair


Board Members


Karin Andrade
David Belpedio
Hal Bentley
Philip Byrne
Brian Christensen
Barbara Curry
Bill Gautreaux
Mai Gray
Jerry Keimig
Harold Lowenstein
Mario Marberry
Curt Martin
Kelly Masten
Michael Miller
Patricia Moore
Ed Nelson
Kevin Pavicic
Glen Richardson
Jim Ridder (Ex-officio)
Kyle Russell


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