1. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities Finding and Utilizing The Best Speakers Ideas for Starting & Rejuvenating Chapters

2. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities

3. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Recruitment of Board Members
Recruitment of Priesthood Leaders
Career Fair Leadership
Networking Breakfasts
Career Development Webinar Leadership
Education Seminars
Resources for Chapter Programs

4. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Recruitment of Board Members:
Use Advisory Board and NAC members for leads in approaching potential board members of the chapter
Power of the Rolodex

5. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Recruitment of Priesthood Leaders:
Introduction of Chapter leadership and concepts to key Priesthood Leadership
(St. Louis Chapter success)
Recruitment of Stake and Ward Employment Specialists through access to Stake Presidencies

6. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Industry Council Leadership:
Organization of Advisory Board and NAC members into industry groupings
Mentorship opportunities (after careful screening by Chapter)

7. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Career Fair Leadership:
One evening a year
In conjunction with the Industry Councils
Power of the Rolodex or ability to harness willing and talented subordinates (Celanese)

8. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Networking Breakfasts:
Limited number in attendance
At the Member’s place of business
No more than one hour with half of that time devoted to networking

9. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Career Development Webinar Leadership:
Once a year event for the Member
From the comfort of the Member’s home or place of business
No more than one hour with half of that time devoted to employment advice from the LDS ERS

10. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Education Seminar:
Personal Mentorship opportunities
Power of the Rolodex or ability to harness willing and talented subordinates (Bain & Co.-Dallas)

11. Utilizing Advisory Board and NAC Members in Chapter Activities
Resources for Chapter Programs:
Speakers
Scholarship Committee
Power of the Rolodex

12. Finding and Utilizing the Best Speakers

13. Finding and Utilizing the Best Speakers BYU SPEAKERS
Faculty
National Advisory Council
MBA Excursions and Travel Abroad Programs
Career Connect
Consulting and Business Travel
Dean’s Seminar

14. Finding Local Leaders Speakers Bureau
Corporate leaders, consultants, trainers
Visitors traveling on business or pleasure
Relatives or colleagues of local BYUMS members

15. Finding Global Leaders
Professional conference participants
Returning home country nationals
Vacationing foreigners
Leaders on business or Church assignment

16. Ideas for Starting & Rejuvenating Chapters

17. New Chapter Starter/Rejuvenator Checklist

18. New Chapter Starter/Rejuvenator Checklist
Confer with other persons in the area to determine those that will assist in the formation/rejuvenation of a Chapter.
Consult with Rixa Oman at the Marriott School.
Confer with Regional Global Steering Committee member.
Confer with Priesthood Leaders in the area to determine level of support.
Confer with local LDS Employment Resource Center/SRS workers to obtain support.
Obtain list of Marriott School Alumni and make personal contacts.
Set up Chapter Website with assistance from Rixa’s office.
Work with BYUMS assistant in Provo to send out blast to local alumni.
Confer with other interested persons in your area to determine those that will assist in the formation or rejuvenation a Chapter.
Contact local member of the Marriott School National Advisory Council (NAC).

19. New Chapter Starter/Rejuvenator Checklist (cont.)
Contact and coordinate with any members of the BYU Alumni Association, the J. Reuben Clark Society or BYU Cougar Club
Call a meeting of the interested persons and organize a board of directors.
Elect a President and President-Elect.
Make invitations for other officers on the Board.
Consider invitations to persons to serve as an Advisory Board.
Consider means to contact local Priesthood Leaders for support.
With Provo’s assistance set up a bank account and chapter by-laws.
Make preparations for a first meeting, including:
Location
Date
Speaker
Topic for speaker
Coordinate with Provo on invitations to the Dean or other faculty that may be in your area.

20. New Chapter Starter/Rejuvenator Checklist

21. New Chapter Starter Pack

22. Best Practices of BYUMS Chapters byums.org/leader-resources
Key Success Factors
Silicon Valley WOMEN Workshop
Salt Lake City Member Engagement
Sacramento Teaming Up
Young Professionals Ideas
Developing the President Elect
Arizona Prescott on Service
Spokane Event Surveys
Utah Valley Strategic Calendaring
There will be an attached pdf file to explain to participants about practices from around the world. These best practices were compiled by Chet

23. Learning from experiences worldwide via Skype
This when we bring in our resources persons from various chapters via Skype to share with participants their experiences and what we all can take away from those experiences.