BAY AREA COMMUNITY COUNCIL
AUGUST 2020 NEWSLETTER
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The Bay Area Community Council is the leading organization in engaging community leaders in understanding and shaping the future of the greater Green Bay area.
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President's Message,
Dave Wegge
Leadership has paid significant attention to the COVID 19 pandemic. Leaders in the public arena from the President down to local leaders are trying to navigate this ever-changing environment. Nonprofit leaders are working diligently to respond to the needs of their clients. Business leaders are scrambling to serve their customers, some to even save their business.
The study of leadership has a vast history. If you Google “leadership,” you are presented with 3.1 billion sources. There are volumes upon volumes that address the concept of leadership. Leadership, however, does not function in a vacuum. In order for there to be leaders, there must also be followers. This raises a critical question, what is the role of followers in the leadership system?
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Judy Crain, past BACC Board member, nominated for state award
The BACC is celebrating Judy Crain, 2010-2013 BACC Board member, public education advocate and community activist, as one of seven nominees for the Wisconsin Governor's 19th Amendment Centennial Committee’s Women Who Inspire Initiative. Judy’s contributions to her community through public service exemplify the Committee’s goal to highlight women who inspire everyone today through their work affecting social change. The BACC thanks the League of Women Voters of Greater Green Bay for submitting Judy’s nomination.
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FAVORITE RESOURCES AND NEWS YOU CAN USE
Recent news stories, articles, books, videos, Websites or venues of interest to the BACC supporters and newsletter readers, recommend by the BACC staff and directors. Also community events of interest to the BACC supporters
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Includes information on how to volunteer as research participant for a COVID vaccine.
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