
Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland is governed by an efficient and effective democratic process that includes the core values of a representative democracy, access to decision-makers, and participatory involvement valued at all levels of the council.
Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland is a membership organization with volunteers, parents/caregivers, and girls actively engaged in the strategic policy direction of the Council.
Some board members bring a wealth of Girl Scout knowledge, while others bring expertise in areas such as strategic thinking, communications, experience in governance (audit, investments and finance) and decision-making.
Our volunteer board of directors guides the Girl Scout Movement here at Ohio’s Heartland. In addition to five executive officers and 16 members at large, our board also includes two girl members in grades 9-12.
Delegates and alternate delegates serve as a corporate member of the Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland Council to communicate governance information between the board of directors and the service unit that elected them. Delegates and alternates represent the voice of the service unit to the Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting of the council.
Each delegate and alternate is required to complete specialized training for the position. That training is found on gsLearn. Search for it in the content library. The information you will need can be found below and on gsLearn.