Steering Committee Governance Hub
Supporting organizations in planning, developing, and strengthening effective steering committees.
This portal provides essential resources to help your organization establish a strong, purpose-driven steering committee. To ensure you gain the maximum benefit and follow a logical, effective process, we recommend reviewing these materials in this specific order. Understanding each step's importance—from foundational development to membership assessment—helps your organization build a solid governance structure, make informed decisions, and create a cohesive strategy that drives long-term success. To get the most out of these materials, we recommend reviewing them in this order:
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1. Steering Committee Development Guidelines
Begin by understanding the foundational purpose, roles, responsibilities, and operational principles of a well-functioning steering committee. This guide provides the overarching framework to help you design a committee that aligns with your organization’s strategic goals. More... |
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2. Membership & Assessment Guidelines
Once the framework is clear, focus on selecting the right members. This resource details the criteria, assessment process, and expectations for choosing individuals with the appropriate credentials, experience, and abilities to contribute effectively to your committee. More... |
About the Author / Expert
Dr. James DeCarli brings over 15 years of experience serving on steering committees at the local, regional, state and federal levels, including the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. He has contributed to the development of long-term strategic plans spanning 30 and 50 years and have managed over $1.5 billion in governmental grant funded programs over a 5-year period.
This extensive background informs the guidance provided here, ensuring it is practical, effective, and grounded in real-world expertise.
Dr. James DeCarli brings over 15 years of experience serving on steering committees at the local, regional, state and federal levels, including the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. He has contributed to the development of long-term strategic plans spanning 30 and 50 years and have managed over $1.5 billion in governmental grant funded programs over a 5-year period.
This extensive background informs the guidance provided here, ensuring it is practical, effective, and grounded in real-world expertise.
Final Note
Following this sequence will help you build a strong, purpose-driven steering committee that can effectively guide your organization toward achieving its strategic goals and long-term success.
Following this sequence will help you build a strong, purpose-driven steering committee that can effectively guide your organization toward achieving its strategic goals and long-term success.
Need Assistance?
For questions or personalized support, contact us at PHBS.
For questions or personalized support, contact us at PHBS.
