Supreme Webinars

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Dear Worthy Brothers - especially Third Degree Brothers:

During the next 1 to 2 months Supreme will be holding several webinars, which will be informative and helpful especially to new incoming officers, or even if you are not in the running, take apart anyway to find out more about what your officers do for you.  Maybe it will interest you in becoming an Officer in your Council, or perhaps a Chairman of a Committee, etc.

Delta Drive

5/2/22 @ 8:00 pm CDT (9:00 pm EDT)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/3190355456280418829

Come learn how to do the Delta Church drive method. this highly effective process of growth through communication will help you go from prospects to members and answer the why of growth.

Forms and Supreme Website

5/3/22 @ 8:00 pm CDT (9:00 pm EDT)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/6382698407086068495

Many councils have been struggling with where and how to fill out the forms on the Supreme website. Where do we find them? How do we fill them out? Who can fill out the online forms? Who has access? Lots of questions to go through and we will get the answers together.

You are Your Programs

5/9/22 @ 8:00 pm CDT (9:00 pm EDT)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/7940000497179782413

We will cover in this training
Understand the council’s perception by fellow parishioners, particularly that of inactive members and future potential members.
Construct a council mission statement that reflects the council’s vision and goals. u Understand the Faith in Action program model and its four categories – Faith, Family, Community and Life.
Identify the council’s flagship program(s).
Access the council’s current program regimen and identify the current strengths and weaknesses among its program calendar.
Develop a calendar for the next 6-12 months that responds to the council’s mission statement and addresses some of the council’s strengths and weaknesses identified above.
Understand the Program Director’s role in leading the council’s programming efforts.

Grand Knight Overview - for anyone considering this position

5/16/22 @ 8:00 pm CDT (9:00 pm EDT)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/300156101764008207

I have been elected Grand Knight. Now what do I do? Meetings, Appointments, Star Councils, Growth, and many other things a Grand Knight has in front of him. How do I do it? This webinar will cover duties of a Grand Knight and keys to success that will help Grand Knights be the best they can be.

Council Officer Overview - for anyone considering an elected council office

5/23/22 @ 8:00 PM CDT (9:00 PM EDT)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/1565945773497014798

The Leadership of the council is important to the success of it. Good leaders make good council and to pick good leaders we must first know what the responsibilities of each position. During the webinar we will cover the main responsibilities of each officer position. This will be an overview to help us select the next leaders for our next successful year

District Deputy Overview - see what a District Deputy does

5/24/22 at 8:00 PM CDT (9:00 PM EDT)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/232875885757057295

My State Deputy just called; my Appointment as a District Deputy has been approved. Now what do I do? This presentation will help overview some of the things a District Deputy should be aware of. From simple duties to where can I get answers to local council questions. This under an hour presentation will give you a good first foot in the role as District Deputy. 

I hope you take advantage of these free courses.  I have participated in many of them during my nearly two years as your Grand Knight, one year as Deputy Grand Knight, and one year as Chancellor.  These online seminars are very well done.

Fraternally,
Rick Graff



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