NMMS Executive Director Boot Camp and Certification Program Sample Clauses

NMMS Executive Director Boot Camp and Certification Program. Executive Directors seeking to develop a professional career path within MainStreet may apply for the State-Certification program. Upon successful completion of the basic, intermediate and advance trainings, Directors receive status as a State-Certified Executive Director. • Marketing: NMMS and NMEDD provide statewide marketing opportunities for local MainStreet organizations/districts, initiatives and activities through its websites (xxx.xxXX.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx), social media platforms, e-newsletters, and Choose MainStreet marketing campaign. • Information and Networking: Through regular email, list serves, mailings, websites and meetings, NMMS provides timely notice on grant and partnership opportunities, guidance on innovative revitalization tools and techniques, and helps with addressing the multiple challenges that arise during the day-to-day course of each local organization’s MainStreet efforts. • Accreditation Review: Accreditation by the NMSC recognizes achievement under the Standards of Performance established by the National Main Street Center, Inc. NMMS conducts an annual accreditation review – a comprehensive assessment of the program’s accomplishments under the Main Street Four- Point Approach® for the previous calendar year. Participation in the Accreditation review is required and the NMMS Director prepares recommendations for the NMSC in the final quarter of each year, based on the performance of the previous 12 months. Main Street America Accreditation is also contingent upon meeting all compliance requirements listed in preceding sections.
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NMMS Executive Director Boot Camp and Certification Program. Executive Directors who successfully complete the Boot Camp and other required trainings shall automatically qualify as a State-Certified Executive Director. • Marketing: NMMS and NMEDD provide statewide marketing opportunities for local MainStreet organizations/districts, initiatives and activities through its websites (xxx.xxXX.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx), social media platforms, e-newsletters, and Choose MainStreet marketing campaign. • Information and Networking: Through regular email, list serves, mailings, websites and meetings, NMMS provides timely notice on grant and partnership opportunities, guidance on innovative revitalization tools and techniques, and helps with addressing the multiple challenges that arise during the day-to-day course of each local organization’s MainStreet efforts. • MainStreet Program Annual Review & Accreditation Process Accreditation Process: Accreditation by the Main Street America recognizes achievement under the Standards of Performance established by the Main Street Amerca/National Main Street Center, Inc. NMMS conducts an annual accreditation review – a comprehensive assessment of the program’s accomplishments under the Main Street Approach® for the previous calendar year. Participation in the Accreditation review is required and the NMMS Director prepares recommendations for Main Street America based on the performance of the previous 12 months. Main Street America Accreditation is also contingent upon meeting all compliance requirements listed in preceding sections.
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NMMS Executive Director Boot Camp and Certification Program. Executive Directors who successfully complete the Boot Camp and other required trainings shall automatically qualify as a State-Certified Executive Director. • Marketing: NMMS and NMEDD provide statewide marketing opportunities for local MainStreet organizations/districts, initiatives and activities through its websites (xxx.xxXX.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx), social media platforms, e-newsletters, and Choose MainStreet marketing campaign. • Information and Networking: Through regular email, list serves, mailings, websites and meetings, NMMS provides timely notice on grant and partnership opportunities, guidance on innovative revitalization tools and techniques, and helps with addressing the multiple challenges that arise during the day-to-day course of each local organization’s MainStreet efforts. • Accreditation Review: Accreditation by the NMSC recognizes achievement under the Standards of Performance established by the National Main Street Center, Inc. NMMS conducts an annual accreditation review – a comprehensive assessment of the program’s accomplishments under the Main Street Four- Point Approach® for the previous calendar year. Participation in the Accreditation review is required and the NMMS Director prepares recommendations for the NMSC based on the performance of the previous 12 months. Main Street America Accreditation is also contingent upon meeting all compliance requirements listed in preceding sections.
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