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CHARTER SCHOOL CEO WEBINAR SERIES
It’s time to pull back the curtain on charter school leader compensation.
Learn how to talk about your charter CEO’s compensation, when a raise is right, and the tools your board needs to measure CEO performance.
This webinar is designed especially for charter school leaders and their board chairs.
You’re wondering whether it’s time to ask for a raise.
You want your board to know how to measure -- and recognize -- your accomplishments.
Join this webinar to understand how to prepare to ask for a raise, how to talk to your board about your compensation, and why it’s not always just about the dollars.
As the chair of your board, you’re in the lead for the board-CEO partnership.
You need to feel confident about how to respond when your CEO broaches the topic of their compensation.
It’s up to you to lead your board through the compensation conversation, and to facilitate responsible decisions.
“Before, we didn’t have a CEO evaluation process. Now, we've established an internal process. I feel reassured that it’s going to happen every year. I feel good about it. The board feels good about it.”
FRANCES TESO, FOUNDER & CEO, VOICES COLLEGE-BOUND LANGUAGE ACADEMIES
Founder and CEO of BoardOnTrack, Marci Cornell-Feist is a national expert on charter school governance.
She's worked with over 500 charter schools nationwide to improve their effectiveness—more than anyone else on the planet. She founded her charter school consultancy Meetinghouse Solutions in 2001, and has focused on charter school governance since the mid 1990s.
She created BoardOnTrack to implement the most effective strategies and practices of her many clients, and as a means of spreading this information to a wider audience of charter schools.
Marci is author of the book Board Meetings: A Guide for Charter Schools and Board Structure: A Guide to Bylaws, Officers, Committees, Responsibilities and More for Exceptional Charter Schools.
Marci is also a co-founder of The Achievement Network, which helps schools use data-driven strategies to raise student achievement.
Earlier in her career, Marci worked throughout the nonprofit sector, including positions as a senior staffer at the Massachusetts Charter School Resource Center, Northwest Regional Director for the Student Conservation Association, Deputy Director of the Consortium/UNHCR refugee resettlement program in Lao P.D.R., and Peace Corps Volunteer in Thailand. Marci is a graduate of the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Bowdoin College.