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1 District Convention Planning

2 INCLUDED IN THIS PLANNING WORKSHOP
Length of Convention Quality Speakers Effective training & workshops The Bare Bones Agenda Host Club or Convention Committee Fall Workshop/Fall Council Hotel & Food Planning “To swag or not to swag” The Convention Matrix Value for Time & Money “We’ve always done it this way” Conclusion/Questions

3 LENGTH OF CONVENTION 24 Hour 1 day 2 day 3 day

4 QUALITY SPEAKERS Refer to your District Budget
Local Speakers from other Non-Profit Organizations Local Speakers from Colleges or Universities District Club Members as a Speaker Speakers who visited a Club Meeting Community Member Brain Injury Survivor

5 EFFECTIVE TRAINING & WORKSHOPS
Appointee Workshops President/President-Elect Workshops Secretary/Treasurer Workshops Brain Related Workshop Pick-Me Up Workshop Caregiver Workshop Energetic Workshop

6 BARE BONES CONVENTION AGENDA
Call to Order Registration Committee Reports Determination of a Quorum Acceptance of Registration Report Acceptance of Convention Rules Approval of Business Agenda Approval of Prior Convention Minutes (or report on approval) New Business Amendments to Standing Rules Approval of Budget Election of Officers Adjournment

7 HOST CLUB OR CONVENTION COMMITTEE
Location selected by Governor or pre-existing schedule Volunteers from local club Amount of work for one club New club/location each year Convention Committee Location selected by Governor, after Committee prepares possible centralized locations Rotating members each year Volunteers from up to 4 clubs Option of multiple years at one convention hotel

8 FALL WORKSHOP/FALL COUNCIL
No Business Conducted Speakers or Workshop Brunch or Lunch Provided Host Club Opportunity Pick Me Up for Local Community District Updates Usually a ½ day long Fall Council Business Conducted Delegates Required Speakers or Workshop Brunch or Lunch Provided Host Club Opportunity Sometimes a full day or multiple days

9 HOTEL & FOOD PLANNING Size of Group vs. Size of Rooms
Economically priced food options Hotel vs. Other Venues Multiple years at same venue? Don‘t let food costs be over 60% of your registration fee

10 “TO SWAG OR NOT TO SWAG” Bags Snacks Toiletry Items Cups Pens
Tissues/Wipes T-Shirts

11 THE CONVENTION MATRIX Why Do I Need One? Who updates/fills this out?
What needs to be on it? Who needs to see it? When do I start one? What if I don’t know how to use Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets?

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13 VALUE FOR TIME & MONEY Worth their time?
How much of someone’s week or weekend will be spent at or traveling to/from Convention? Time off work Time away from Family Social time Number of meals provided Cost of additional supplies Number of hotel nights required Travel Special Project or Donation Silent Auction Other meals/beverages

14 “WE’VE ALWAYS DONE IT THAT WAY”
Change is Good Give Attendees a Variety Encourage the attendees want to come back next year Determine the best plan for you and your team to make the best Convention possible.

15 CONCLUSION

16 QUESTIONS?

17 Pilot Club of Lawrence, KS
CONTACT INFO Mindy Morgan Pilot Club of Lawrence, KS © Cathy Schultz Pilot Club of Denham Springs, MS ©


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