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Courses for Industry Members by Atlanta Chapter
In 2005-2006, AFCEA-Atlanta recognized a need to educate
industry partners on working with the military. The chapter
created a Vice President, Education to concentrate on
initiating free programs and making the arrangements needed
to serve its membership in this arena. The program has
continued and expanded during the four years since its
inception. Programs have included Army/government
contracting, DoD 101, introduction to AFCEA for new members,
as well as technical classes such as data center design and
computer/internet security. Most, but not all, of the
instructors are volunteers from the Chapter¿s membership.
The classes last an hour and are generally held prior to the
monthly luncheons. They have been a big draw for small
business in the Atlanta area and have resulted in a large
increase in our corporate membership.
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Include AFCEA Membership in Non-Member Event Rates by Los Angeles Chapter
Set registration fees at $50 more for non-members than
members; the chapter then uses that extra $50 to purchase a
one-year AFCEA membership for the attendee. It helps with
chapter growth and AFCEA growth, as many of them renew their
memberships after seeing all the advantages of it
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New Member Recognition by Alaska Chapter
Each new member to the chapter gets a welcome letter, along
with a copy of the bylaws, mission/vision, and goals for the
year. They are also recognized at their first chapter
meeting.
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Aligning with Like Organizations by ArkLaTex Chapter
Our AFCEA ArkLaTex chapter's VP for Publicity, Scott Vines
has even led the ArkLaTex chapters involvement in several
other local organizations designed to support/advance
technology related growth in our area like TechX20 and
TechRouler.
Aligning with like organizations like Col Simcox mentioned
like the Shreveport/Bossier City Chamber of Commerce's Young
Professional Initiative (YPI), TechX20, TechRouler and
organizational venues like CoHabitat have been the secret
sauce of our success locally. Our membership has directly
increased because of these associations and they have been a
younger crowd which is very exciting
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Personalized Letters for New Members by Hampton Roads Chapter
We send a personalized letter to every new member to give
them avenues for engagement and make them feel welcome.
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