serve as advisors to the council/regional board, supervise the chapter advisors and help plan council/regional
events. Professionals are also responsible for working with parents, coordinating the fundraising efforts
through ’s Friends and Alumni Network ()
and forging relationships with community agencies.
Through Summer Experiences and other International activities, a BBG will likely encounter members
of the International Office staff. These professionals
are charged with setting and leading the strategic
direction of the organization. International Office staff
members have responsibilities ranging from managing ’s finances and operations to implementing
our International programs and initatives, to hiring
and training our council and regional paid professional
staff to serving as a liaison with our International Teen
Executive Boards. In addition, marketing, fundraising
and relation efforts are coordinated at this level.
2011
2012
BBGG (B’nai B’rith Girls Games)
Motion passes at August Execs
as AZAA’s official counterpart.
At the August Executives
Conference, BBYO Speak UP
Week is revitalized and the
Global Ambassadors Network
transforms into the Global
Networking Committee.
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