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Steve McCURLEY

Steve McCurley is an internationally-known trainer and speaker in the field of effective volunteer involvement. He is currently a partner in VM Systems, a management consulting firm specializing in helping organizations improve their utilization of volunteers.

He has served as a consultant on volunteer program development to the American Association of Retired Persons, the National Association of Partners in Education, the US Tennis Association, Special Olympics International, the National Park Service, the Points of Light Foundation and other groups. He is a member of the national board of Women in Community Service, the board of the Volunteer Center of Olympia, Washington, and is on the Advisory Board for the Virtual Volunteering Project of the University of Texas. In collaboration with Susan Ellis, he is the co-founder of e-Volunteerism .

Each year he gives workshops to over 10,000 participants from groups as diverse as the American Hospital Association, the Fraternal Congress of America, the Nature Conservancy, and Samsung, Inc. He is the author of 14 books and more than 120 articles on volunteer involvement, including the best-selling basic text, Volunteer Management.

On the international front, Steve has done work in Canada, England, the Caribbean, and South America. His writings have been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian, Rumanian, Hebrew, Chinese and Korean, among other languages.

Books by Steve McCurley available in the OzVPM online bookstore include:

Handling Problem Volunteers

Insightful and humorous guide to dealing with a wide range of problem behaviors exhibited by some volunteers, from irritating to seriously dysfunctional.

Measuring Up

Dozens of forms to plan for and then fairly assess your program readiness, success, climate, volunteer performance, training, change, customer services, communication, recruitment, recognition, image and much more.

e-volunteerism articles by Steve McCurley

A wide range of individual e-volunteerism articles by Steve are also available at our site



Steve McCurley