orlando.gov/ilead Updated January, 2024 PREPARED BY EFFECTIVE MEETINGS
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Orlando's iLead program, launched in 2014 by the city's Neighborhood Relations team, provides comprehensive online training and resources for neighborhood leaders and organizations through guides, videos, webinars, and workshops. The program covers over 25 topics including effective meetings, communication tools, event planning, leadership skills, and parliamentary procedures, accessible at orlando.gov/ilead. The document emphasizes that well-organized, efficient meetings—those that start on time, follow an agenda, and produce clear outcomes—are essential to increasing membership participation and maintaining neighborhood association engagement.
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