1. ISPE’s vision is to “Revitalize global public health through scientific innovation in the development and manufacture of affordable medicines”.

2. Agenda 2

3. Agenda Executive Board Introduction Board Of Directors Introduction
Chapter Manager (FPMR) Introduction
Committee Chairs Introduction
ISPE Overview Chapter Charter
The Future of ISPE - Jane Brown
Discussion and Questions
Reception 3

4. Thank You Volunteers !

5. Thank You Volunteers ! 2010 – 2011 Board of Directors completing terms
Scott Billman
Past President
Novartis

6. Thank You Volunteers ! Wes Robbins – At-Large Director HYDRO
2010 – 2011 Board of Directors completing terms
Wes Robbins – At-Large Director
HYDRO
Jim Murphy – At-Large Director
JACOBS
Rob Hughes – At-Large Director
PharmaMatrix

7. Thank You Volunteers ! Jennifer Lauria-Clark– Vice President Yonkers
2011 – 2012 Executive Board
David Brande– President
Jennifer Lauria-Clark– Vice President
Yonkers
Matt Gilson– Treasurer
GSK
Heather Denny – Secretary
McDonald-York

8. Thank You Volunteers ! Last Year Eric Mayer - At-Large Director
2011 – 2012 Board of Directors
Last Year
Eric Mayer - At-Large Director
Avid Solutions
David Smith - At-Large Director
Kelly Services

9. Thank You Volunteers ! First Year David Knorr –At-Large Director
2011 – 2012 Board of Directors
First Year
David Knorr –At-Large Director
Grifols
Lisa Kerner- At-Large Director CRB
Patrick Buckner - At-Large Director nnepharmaplan
Andy Ferrell- At-Large Director PCI

10. CASA Chapter Manager Peter Kralka Casey Hinson (919) 573-5442
First Point Management Resources, Inc. (FPMR)
Contacts
Peter Kralka
Casey Hinson (919)
Contract Term: Aug/2010 – July/2013
Fee: ~$3,500/month 10

11. Engineers? What is the ISPE
ISPE is the world's largest not-for-profit association dedicated to educating and advancing pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals and their industry. Founded in 1980, today ISPE serves 23,000 members in 90 countries.
ISPE is an independent organization led by the world's top pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals. We provide an inviting and neutral environment for experts, technologists, regulators, consultants, and students to exchange ideas and practical experience.

12. Management Validation Monitoring Quality Personnel
What is the ISPE
Management
Validation
Monitoring
Quality
Personnel
ISPE is the world's largest not-for-profit association dedicated to educating and advancing pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals and their industry. Founded in 1980, today ISPE serves 23,000 members in 90 countries.
ISPE is an independent organization led by the world's top pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals. We provide an inviting and neutral environment for experts, technologists, regulators, consultants, and students to exchange ideas and practical experience.

13. What is the ISPE
ISPE is the world's largest not-for-profit association dedicated to educating and advancing pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals and their industry. Founded in 1980, today ISPE serves 23,000 members in 90 countries.
ISPE is an independent organization led by the world's top pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals. We provide an inviting and neutral environment for experts, technologists, regulators, consultants, and students to exchange ideas and practical experience.

14. Benefits of Volunteering
Opportunities to interact, network, and learn from fellow subject matter experts 
Gain additional experience and develop new skills 
Receive recognition from industry colleagues 
Contribute to innovation and improve efficiency of industry 

15. Volunteering at ISPE CaSA Opportunities
Experience the personal benefits of volunteering, while making a difference in the Society and your industry.
ISPE Volunteers, partnering with other ISPE members, implement the global mission and programs of the Society.
CaSA Opportunities
Speakers
Newsletter Authors and Reviewers
Committees, Councils, and Task Teams
Communities of Practice
Affiliate/Chapter Activities
Sponsorship of events
Helping at activities
Mentoring students

16. Communications Committee
Committee Chair
Dr. Wendy Haines
ILS

17. Communications Committee
Social Networks
LinkedIn
FaceBook
Twitter
Wanted: Tweets
Posts on LinkedIn
Posts on FaceBook

18. Communications Committee
CaSA Newsletters
Starting in 2012, 6 Newsletters/year1
Newsletter dedicated to Technology Show
Wanted: Advertisers
Technical Articles
Editors

19. Communications Committee
CaSA Website
Launch new International and Chapter websites
Wanted: Opportunities for design /development

20. Communications Committee Members
Wendy Haines - Chair
Michael Kriston - Co-Chair
Brian Belvin Stephen Rose
Diane Darlington Jeff Smith
Matthew Denny Rich Stanfield
Michelle St. Peter Brian Swafford
Rob Hughes

21. Membership Committee
Committee Chair
Nancy Padgett
B J A C

22. Membership Committee Responsible for Membership Growth and Retention
Reach out to New Members to get them engaged
Reach out to Members that have not renewed
Survey Membership to make sure we are providing value
Assist Members with information on value of membership as they approach their companies to pay for renewal
Recruitment of New Members

23. Membership Committee
Organize Social and Philanthropic Events Including:
Toys for Tots (December)
Casino Night (February)
Golf Tournament (May)
2011 was our largest turn-out yet (on Two Courses)
2012 to be at Prestonwood Country Club Again!
Durham Bulls (August)
New Member Breakfast –
(During Technology Show in April)
Therapeutic Thursdays
(Monthly throughout the Year) 23

24. These are ideas of what the What would YOU like to see this year?
Membership Committee
These are ideas of what the
Membership Committee
has done in the past.
What would YOU like to see this year?
We need New Faces and Ideas
If you are interested in getting involved, please contact Nancy Padgett at 24

25. Technology Show Committee
Committee Chair
Bruce Craven
Mangan

26. Technology Show Committee
Production of 19th Annual
Life Sciences and Technology Show
RBC Center – April 10, 2011
Areas Needing Support
Facility
Program
Marketing
HR/Career Fair

27. Technology Show Committee
Need new volunteers
What can this do for you?
Training for the future
Largest annual venue for CASA
Be a part of something that gives back to our local industries

28. Student Development Committee
Committee Chair
LeAnna Pearson

29. Student Development Committee
We help ensure that the student chapters are having meetings & we schedule joint events for the students like the Career Fair & Leadership Symposium

30. Student Development Committee
How can you HELP??
BECOME MY CO-CHAIR!
Meetings
Students are always looking for professionals to attend their meetings.
You can speak about what you do or just hold an open forum to enlighten the students.
If you would like information about a school or a meeting let me know.
Posters
We need professionals to help coach poster winners prepare for the annual meeting.
Be a judge in the annual poster competition.
First Meeting: Friday September Location: First Point Management Services