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Leadership
When Juliette Gordon Low founded Girl Scouts in 1912, she understood that dedicated and dynamic leaders were vital to helping girls develop their full potential. Today, the organization is led by the Chief Executive Officer, National Board of Directors, headquarters staff, and volunteers and professional staff in over 100 local councils across the U.S. With the support, vision, and commitment of these role models, girls have the opportunity to find—and become—leaders in their communities and the world.
Kathy Cloninger, CEO
As Chief Executive Officer, Kathy Cloninger partners with the national staff and board of directors to lead this 3.4 million-member organization.
Connie L. Lindsey,
Chair of the National Board of Directors
Connie L. Lindsey was elected in October 2008 as Chair of the National Board of Directors, the highest volunteer position in the organization.
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Meet Our National Board of Directors
From California to Maine, private sector to non-profit, the 30-member national board of directors guides the Girl Scout Movement.
Board Links Online Matching Service
With Board Links, a free online board matching service, it's easier than ever to nominate yourself or make a referral for a Girl Scout council board or the Girl Scouts of the USA National Board of Directors.
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One of the most powerful results of living the Girl Scout Law is the ability to exercise and recognize true leadership. Being honest and fair, courageous and strong, using resources wisely, respecting yourself and others, and making the world a better place…these are values that our staff and our volunteers on a national and a local level continually teach, model, and reinforce. I am proud that for over 90 years Girl Scouting has produced and attracted so many examples of confidence, courage, and character in our girls and the adults who lead them.
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Meet Our Senior Leadership Team
Along with the CEO, GSUSA's Senior Management Team guides the organization in the planning, development, and execution of initiatives and resources to benefit a diverse group of girls, volunteers, and staff across the nation—and the world.
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