Author: GS-Governance
Excerpts from the 2022 Stewardship Report
The following article features excerpts and points of interest from the 2022 GSUSA Stewardship Report.
Read More »GSUSA to hold Stewardship Report on October 27
On Thursday, October 27, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. ET, Girl Scouts of the USA’s National President Karen Layng, CEO Sofia Chang, and National Board Treasurer Valarie Gelb will present the Girl Scout Movement’s Stewardship Report, including the Treasurer’s Report.
Read More »Survey Results of Council Submitted NCS Proposals
Attached is a cover letter and a report that were sent to the National Board office detailing the results of GSG’s survey from earlier regarding 2023 NCS proposals that were submitted by councils.
Read More »GSG Survey on Council Submitted NCS Proposals
YOUR voice is IMPORTANT as a part of the MEMBERSHIP of the Movement! GirlScoutGovernance.com is hosting a survey to hear what the membership has to say about potential 2023 National Council Session (NCS) proposals that were submitted to the National Board by councils for consideration of placement on the NCS agenda.
Read More »How Can We Get Someone That We Want on a Board of Directors?
When it comes to decision-making on the council level, the board of directors is where the buck stops. Many delegates wonder how someone can become a member of the board in order to make sure voices of the membership are represented.
Read More »2023 NCS Proposal: Amend the Girl Scout Promise and Law
Submitted by Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey
Read More »2023 NCS Proposal: Update to Internet Sales Policy and Fundraising Methods
Submitted by Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Read More »2023 NCS Discussion Topic: Joining Together to Maximize Girl Scout Resources
Submitted by Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana
Read More »2023 NCS Proposal: Constitutional Amendment – Formula for Delegates
This proposal would update the Constitution to modify the delegate formula used to calculate the number of National Delegates that are allocated to councils and USAGSO to better reflect membership numbers. Additionally, it adds language to clarify that the number of National Council members should be calculated as close to 1,500 as possible.
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