Note: These positions are examples of organized
leadership in BBG. However, throughout its history, BBG
has empowered members at all levels of involvement to
make a difference within their chapters and regions. Many
communities have other locally specific roles for BBGs.
STAFF
While BBYO is a teen-led organization, adults
play an important role assisting in decisionmaking processes, helping to resolve issues
and supporting the mission and vision of the
organization. Some staff members are paid
professionals while others are volunteer advisors.
The adult with whom you will work most closely is your
chapter advisor. Advisors volunteer their time to help
interpret policy as well as work with the elected
leadership to guide chapters. The advisor attends all
chapter events and is available as a resource and mentor
to chapter members.
The professional staff members primarily responsible for overseeing a council or region are the Program
Directors and Program Associates. professionals
2010
At the August Executive’s
Conference, the “Speak UP
for Israel” and “Stand UP
for Each Other” campaigns
were launched; the Degrees
of Programming were
introduced; the International
Service Fund was redefined
for aiding global Jewry;
the Global Ambassadors
Network was created and
the Coalition of Jewish
Teen Leaders (CJTL) was
motioned into action.
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