Running Head: AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY 2
American Legion Auxiliary
National Headquarters
Initial Candidate Questionnaire
Subject: COO Initial Candidate Questionnaire
Candidates Name: Dawn Lindsey
1. Describe the largest organization you have managed:
Organization or program name: The High Towers Group
Purpose of the organization: International Fuel Distributor, 501c Foundation National Construction Company, Energy Efficiency Company
For profit, nonprofit, government agency: For Profit and Non-Profit
Budget size: $400 mm: $400 mm
Source(s) of funds: Revenue and Donations: Donations and Revenue
Staff size: 35
Number of paid staff and what levels (i.e. managers, directors, hourly): 15
Number of Unpaid staff
How long were you manager? For 6 years
To who (position) did you report? President/owner
2. Describe your management style.
I combine both transformational and servant management approaches. I intervened in areas that I was called to serve. I helped several companies recover from heavy debt and even increased their revenue two-fold. In addition, I was always handy to help other workers to improve their skills. In addition, I started a company that helped women to create employment and even build their own houses.
3. What was the toughest management issue you faced and how did you resolve...
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