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Flexible Sponsorship Options by At-Large Chapter
Allow sponsors to pick and choose which events they'd like to
support at different levels and provide smaller sponsors with
a menu that lets them check off which events they¿d like to
sponsor and how many tickets. Tailors their sponsorship to a
level that is comfortable to them.
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Speed Networking by Wasatch Chapter
Networking event "pseudo-speed dating"
¿5 questions with basic information were asked
¿Included information about job, title and location
¿Feedback was great
Categories: Events
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Technical Webinars by Alamo Chapter
Started off with Technology Brown Bags
¿Tech guys wanted to get to more in depth on technical issues
¿Solution was Technical Webinars
oThree have been hosted so far
oBrought in experts via web as well as local experts for wide
range of viewpoints
oVery technical
oWhat motivation is there for the presenters to take part?
The want to display their brand/business as well as their
dedication to mentoring
Many were AFCEA members or sponsors
Categories: Events
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Cross-Chapter Collaboration Forum by At-Large Chapter
¿Took 2 days to organize a collaboration forum and brought
in 7 local chapters at no cost
¿Short period of time between idea and execution (~30 days)
¿Successful events across different chapters tied in
together to create a larger and more inclusive event
oCohosting provides a way to reach more people and takes the
burden away from one chapter
oAlso decreases competition from geographically close
chapters
¿Problems are getting solved effectively across chapters,
they are now able to progress as a group
¿Provides a forum for effective collaboration and exchange
of information
¿The more assistance you provide to potential YACs, the more
that is given back
¿Idea is to scale what the National Capitol Region is doing
to the International level, creating a YAC network for best
practices
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Senior Government Executives Dinner by Bethesda Chapter
Senior Executives Dinner, CXOs sit at tables (DHS, NIH, RATB,
DOJ, etc...) and talk to attendees at small round tables,
informal environment to facilitate talk at a personal level.
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