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Building simple, sustainable systems so volunteers can breathe and boards can stop reinventing the wheel every single year.
Why I’m Usually Called in When Things Get Messy
Fair systems aren’t built in boardrooms. They’re built in the weeks before fair season, in volunteer meetings that run long, and in the quiet scramble to make sure nothing important gets missed.
I’ve spent years inside agricultural societies and volunteer-run fairs, not advising from the sidelines but doing the work when things are tight, time-sensitive, and held together by a few very tired people.
I don’t believe most fairs are broken. I believe their systems are. My job is to help boards and managers stop firefighting, get things written down properly, and build structures that hold when people rotate off, volunteers burn out, and fair season shows up whether you’re ready or not.
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