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Retaining Active-Duty Attendance When Events are Held Off-Base by At-Large Chapter
When events become too large to hold on a base, some ideas
on how to retain active duty attendance were brainstormed as
follows:
¿Provide shuttle buses between the event venue and the base
¿Request the speaker to advertise to his employees
¿Ensure the CIO designates the event acceptable to attend,
and designates the venue as the workplace for the day
¿Advertise the event as a professional development event
¿Have a sponsorship program with half the chairs on those
tables free for active military attendees
¿Invite the CIO, CTO etc. to speak and encourage their
employees to attend
¿Create an award for military and civilian government and
present it at chapter events (Middle Georgia Chapter is
already doing this)
¿Extend a discounted rate to retired military in the area
not currently employed by large companies
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Working with Exposition Contractors by Vandenberg-Central Coast Chapter
Worked out a deal with a tech expo contractor to provide a
donation back to our AFCEA chapter from the next tech expo.
I had done this at my last base, and recently finalized an
agreement to get money per exhibitor. Min work for the
chapter, we get a tech expo, and we get money into our
scholarship fund.
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Feedback for Events by Wasatch Chapter
Web surveys seem to draw in candid remarks because they can
be anonymous.
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Free Attendance to Chapter Luncheons by North Carolina Chapter
Our chapter luncheons are free to attendees, although
attendance is limited to the first 60 to RSVP. We fund each
luncheon with a $1K corporate sponsorship. This makes the
logistics of hosting a luncheon much easier, as we don't have
to collect funds from each attendee as they RSVP or at the
door. This has worked very well for our chapter.
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Hacking Challenge by Kaiserslautern Chapter
hackINT (Hacking Intelligence) created by 1LT Robert Lee
¿Registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization as of January
2013
¿Started with a basic Hacking 101 class
o10hr class
oFree of charge
¿Maxed out starter classes
¿Now offer a variety of classes at different levels
¿Going to start online classes and provide software
necessary
¿Current plan is to start a grass roots program through
AFCEA
oIdeally have a hackINT person on each Chapter¿s board
o1LT Lee offers training to a hackINT person at any chapter,
will train them personally and provide them the tools to get
this started in their area
AFCEA Event - "Capture the Flag"
¿Point system is used to determine winner
¿Goal is to hack into and maintain control of virtual
machines
¿Three teams
¿1LT Lee provided the funding, $150 for a server supporting
20 people, easily scalable with more interest
-Kaiserslautern Chapter (January 2013)
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