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Leadership can be thought of as a capacity to define oneself to others in a way that clarifies and expands a vision of the future.
Edwin H. Friedman
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| 21 Great Reasons to Join CPPCOW |
- You are passionate about the topics and want to get the latest information and also share what is working for you with others.
- You want to raise visibility for the work you do and the substance abuse prevention field as a whole. You want to impact youth and adults in their knowledge, skills, and attitudes about healthy lifestyles.
- You want lots of monthly hints and tips about prevention and building your coalition and doing your work with excellence.
- You want to reduce isolation and interact with your colleagues and other professionals and coalition coordinators, swap ideas, and form a community.
- Word will spread about who you are in your profession, what you do, and you will become a leader in the field. You contribute in ways that suit you best using your talents and interests. (Guest speaker, seminar leader, facilitator, problem solver, the list is endless with ways you can contribute).
- You build a mailing list of like-minded brilliant, talented, people across the country dedicated to prevention, make lasting friends, and exchange support.
- Visibility is a key marketing strategy. Your coalition and agency will have visibility on the net, which will help solidify a brand for your coalition.
- You will have an opportunity to receive and give articles, e-books, posting to blogs and forums.
- You will understand the value of writing and marketing your articles and gain lots of content information to include in your own local newsletters.
- You have products you have created and you now have a forum for the world to gain access to them, bringing in a passive income for your coalition and agency – a great sustainability strategy.
- You have a credible viable resource to refer your community members, your customers and clients who want to learn more about prevention. You don’t have to tell it all, teach it all, just send them to your membership site and there they have a history and basis for determining how to contribute to substance abuse prevention efforts.
- Establish yourself as an authority on your niche in prevention. What are you doing that you feel passionate about and want to teach others?
- A place to outsource your content, products, ideas, and get it into the hands and minds of people all over the nation and the world.
- All content will be research-based – that means the writer will research the content and we will not feed you false information.
- An excellent place to test out your ideas, new products you have either written or produced and gain testimonials that you can use back home on your own website and in your marketing materials.
- You will have gained the trust and respect of your colleagues; they will be eager to try out your products. Many people are keen to tell others about great products they have used and if they get to know you personally through the membership site, then their testimonial about your article or product will probably be even more glowing.
- Learn how to design and produce a service, information, or product to help sustain your coalition. You don’t have to do it yourself; you can have others do it for you.
- Be the first to be privy to information and services that will help you create and implement your plans.
- Talk with colleagues who are deeply interested in the same subject matters. Be introduced and develop relationships with experts in prevention. Hear what knowledgeable and well-known experts have to say about a subject near and dear to your work in prevention.
- Have access to dynamic tele-seminars and forums with interesting subjects, well known speakers. All you need is access to a telephone number. You will be given a bridge line number to call and you will instantly be connected to importing and compelling information right in the convenience of your own office or home.
- Your host and facilitator Romano is a Certified Substance Abuse Prevention Consultant and passionate about connecting prevention folk and coalitions to reduce isolation in the field, share what works, find resources, and discover best practice. Jo Welcomes your contact at jo@cppcow.com
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