Overview

How to Strategically Schedule Your Boss’ Time: CMF Launches Scheduler Content

The boss’ time is THE most precious resource in every congressional office and it is the Schedulers who make the critical decisions about how to best use that valuable (and limited!) resource. With this in mind, we’ve compiled the best approaches CMF has learned from working with offices for 40+ years, with a focus on applying routine criteria to the onslaught of scheduling requests. This webinar session will provide an overview of the updated, Scheduler-focused content on CMF’s Office Toolkit, including resources to:

• Evaluate the many scheduling requests your office receives to create a schedule that reflects and supports your office’s strategic goals;
• Determine how to make the most of the inevitable travel time in your boss’ schedule; and
• Plan successful events that will garner press attention … and make the boss happy!

**CMF WILL ALSO PROVIDE WEBINAR PARTICIPANTS WITH SAMPLE FORMS.**

Event Details

Tuesday, August 21
3-3:30 pm Eastern/12-12:30 pm Pacific

and

Wednesday, August 29
12-12:30 pm Eastern/9-9:30 am Pacific

To Register

To RSVP, please register via this link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/8954109728278915841

Instructions on how to access the webinar will be emailed with the registration confirmation. Please note: this webinar is offered two times. You will be able to choose your preferred date/time via the registration link.

About the Presenters

This webinar will feature Schedulers who have put this strategic advice to use in their offices, as well as an overview of the new content CMF has posted to its Office Toolkit. Brad Fitch, President and CEO of CMF, and Susie Gorden, CMF’s Vice President and long-time Hill staff trainer, will moderate the discussion.

The Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) is a 501(c)(3) nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to building trust and effectiveness in Congress. CMF does not employ or retain a registered lobbyist. Our programs comply with both House and Senate ethics rules and laws, allowing staff to attend.