The Education and Events Department is responsible for the planning and execution of monthly educational lunches and CMP study group for the chapter. And, we are always in need of a few great volunteers! Want to help shape our chapter events? We need YOU! Please email us to get involved!
Education Meetings: Create experiential education meetings (usually luncheons) working with venue, sponsors, speakers, and other suppliers.
Marketing/Communications Liaison: Ensure communications for E&E events are provided to the communications team in proper order and timely.
Venue Selection: Work with E&E team to research and identify venues appropriate for education meetings and special events.
Speaker/Topic Selection: Work with E&E team to research and identify topics and appropriate speakers for education meetings and special events as needed
Decor: Work with E&E team to provide décor/entertainment to enhance the theme/topic for education meetings and special events as needed
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If you are interested in sponsoring with the chapter, please email vpfinance@mpidfw.org.
The Special Events Department is responsible for the planning and execution of December Holiday Party, the Colleen Rickenbacher Leadership Award CMP breakfast, and the Awards of Excellence Gala. And, we are always in need of a few great volunteers! Want to help shape our chapter special events? We need YOU! Please email us to get involved!
Special Events: Create experiential special events to deliver on goals for event. (Dec- Holiday networking; CMP/CMM – recognition and honor those who have achieved certifications; Awards Gala – recognition of volunteers with upscale, themed, awards evening.
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For information, please contact VP of Special Events at vpspecialevents@mpidfw.org
Breakfast Leadership Series: (when held): Develop and implement focused leadership education events (1 or 2 per term), including speaker/topic and venue
Chapter Awards Policies: Assemble committee to review policies and processes for execution of annual awards
Corporate Social Responsibility: Develop and execute annual plan for community outreach and chapter involvement in community service projects.
Emerging Leaders: Annual event focused on Leadership Development with speaker and interactive components.
Career Program/Café: Cultivate mentor/mentee program throughout the term, and the Mentor Café informal networking prior to each education session.
Volunteer Appreciation Event: Develop and execute annual event for networking/fun and show appreciation to members who volunteered time and talents during the term.
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For information, please contact VP of Leadership at vpleadership@mpidfw.org
Purpose & Objective: To serve as communicators and liaisons to the MPI D/FW committees, ensuring that all collateral meets the guidelines set forth by MPI D/FW and MPI Global. Manage the chapters Social Media presence on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram accounts and other resources as required. Produce the bi-weekly eNewsletter, event registration and maintain website.
Time Commitment: Monthly committee meetings (avg. 90 minutes). An average of three hours per month outside of monthly committee meetings for committee members to research and write electronic newsletter articles, maintain website, and/or post on social media channels. Average of four hours per month for Chairs/co-chairs.
Direct Reports: Director of Communications
Public Relations – Internal (Chair/Co-Chair). Responsibilities include:
Public Relations – External (Chair/Co-Chair). Responsibilities include:
Social Media (Chair/Co-Chair). Responsibilities include:
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For information, please contact VP of Marketing and Communications at vpcommunications@mpidfw.org
Purpose & Objective: To recruit, retain and engage the members of the MPI D/FW chapter. Our secondary responsibilities include perfect attendance, yearly membership pin, member recruitment, and spirit awards as well as completing the chapter surveys.
Annual Events: 12 monthly committee meetings, 2 member recruitment events, 1 Sales Blitz
Time Commitment: Monthly committee meetings (avg. 60 minutes). An average of 30 minutes to 1 hour per month outside of monthly committee meetings for committee members contact members and perform other administrative duties. Average of three to ten hours per month for Chairs/co-chairs.
Direct Reports: VP of Membership/Director of Membership
Member Care/Retention. The Member Care committee contacts current, new, reinstated, and transfer members by phone and email to encourage Chapter involvement and assess the needs of the membership, answer questions, and offer member suggestions to the board. These calls are made from an Excel Spreadsheet provided at the first of every month by International for the former month’s information. This committee also calls on members whose membership is about to expire. Our goal is to contact members by phone 6 months prior to the date of their membership expiration. Responsibilities include:
Member Recruitment. Responsibilities include:
Member Retention. This team contacts existing members by phone and email to see if they have found a way to become involved in the Chapter in hopes that they will continue their Membership and are getting what they need from our Chapter. The goal is to call every member at least 6 months out from their Membership expiration date. This includes calling newer members and members that have been with the chapter 20+ years. It is recommended that this team include seasoned members with some years of experience with the chapter or that are highly involved with the chapter. The goal of this team is to retain members before we loose them! Responsibilities include:
New Members. This team replaces the former Buddy Program and continues the New Member Contact program and primarily includes calling all the new Members after the Master lists come out from International at the first of the month. New Member Team Responsibilities include:
Orientation. The Orientation committee presents the chapter’s orientation classes which are held just prior to monthly meetings. Responsibilities include:
Phone Tree. The phone tree committee is a standing committee used for Chapter promotional purposes and special projects as directed by the Director or VP of Membership. They also assist the Member Care Committee with calling members for a variety of special projects.
Registration. The Registration committee will assist the Chapter Administrator at monthly meetings and other events as required. The number of volunteers needed depends on the event and the number of registered attendees. Responsibilities include:
Sales Blitz Committee. This committee coordinates and plans the blitz events. Responsibilities include:
Student Committee. This committee is responsible for creating a structured process for college students to network and get involved with chapter membership; supporting the ongoing efforts of MPI (International) to pave the way for area hospitality students and faculty to benefit from opportunities within MPI. The committee functions as an advocate to provide Chapter membership and registration fees at a reduced rate, as a vehicle for students to come together to discuss their professional development needs, and encourage leadership development and volunteer opportunities within the Chapter. It also promotes MPI programs through area hospitality programs. Responsibilities include:
Table Host. The Table Host committee is responsible for recruiting and qualifying hosts for each table at the monthly meetings. Table hosts are responsible for facilitating conversation, making members and non members feel welcome at the tables, and following up the following day with an email. Responsibilities include:
Finance & Sponsorship Team’s Purpose & Goals:
SPONSORSHIP & VENUE COMMITTEE:
This committee negotiates and secures the venues for all monthly programs. Additionally, members of this committee are responsible for identifying new potential sponsors, as well as developing relationships with past cash and in-kind sponsors, further solidifying strategic alliances for the financial strength of our chapter.
JPA SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
The JPA Scholarship is available to members in good standing for educational offerings that qualify for CEU credits, as well as MPI International events and conferences. This committee reviews and votes on all scholarship applications based on established scholarship criteria. This committee also works to raise funds for the JPA Scholarship Fund and executes no more than two raffles per year at designated chapter meetings. This committee is also responsible for increasing awareness about the JPA Scholarship and will work with the communications department to effectively deploy an awareness campaign encouraging members to apply.
ADVERTISING COMMITTEE
This committee sells digital advertising for our chapter, both on our website and our weekly eNews. This committee works closely with the Communications Department in order to execute the advertising agreements.
SPONSORSHIP FULFILLMENT COMMITTEE
This committee is responsible for delivering all the promises and concessions offered in each sponsorship or venue agreement.
MEMBER SHOWCASE COMMITTEE
This committee is responsible for selling booth space that will raise money for the chapter through selling booth space at specified monthly chapter events
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For information, please contact VP of Finance at vpfinance@mpidfw.org
Please note that participation in this committee is by invitation only.
Bylaws/Policies & Procedures: Review and make recommendations for updates, ensure compliance with global, and make updates as approved by the Board of Directors
Global Meetings Industry Day: Represent MPI with area industry organizations in building awareness of the impact of the industry, along with an annual event.
Chapter WEC 2020 Liaison: Work with the office of the president and global representatives to maximize exposure and opportunities to the chapter that WEC 2020 provides, including but not limited to membership recruitment and retention, and sponsorship relations.
Historian: Maintain historical records of chapter, including President’s Book and updating chapter website
Special Projects: Assist the office of the president as needed with special projects and activities during the term.
Succession Planning: Work with the office of the president and board members to identify and cultivate future leaders of the chapter.
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For information, please contact the MPI D/FW President at president@mpidfw.org