How Our Teams Work - End Rural Poverty

How is CEN Organized?

(Please note that not all projects and tasks are displayed due to space limitations.)
CEN Staff Chart

Focus on the big picture: The group lead will not necessarily execute the tasks themselves but will focus on building and managing the team to ensure that the organization’s needs are met in the area of responsibility.
Facilitate discussions and collaboration within the group
Create meeting agendas
Ensure that working group deliverables are met on time
Recruit
Develop leadership
Liaise with other working groups, the board, and the executive director
Might often take on the role of a project lead, but this is not necessary

The time commitment is approximately two to three hours a week (15 hours per month) once the working group is staffed and operational.

Be the primary point person for a project
Monitor progress of project team members
Interface with group lead and with other groups if needed
Work with group lead to recruit needed resources: communicate what is needed to realize project and establish periodic reporting to working group lead
Help set objectives and milestones for the project
Encourage collaboration on project when necessary

The time commitment is approximately two to three hours a week (15 hours per month) once the working group is staffed and operational.

Execute specific tasks
Communicate with the project lead on the completion status of the task for which they've signed up

The time commitment is an average of 10 hours per month.