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This document is a letter from the St. Viator School Foundation inviting donations and attendance for their 28th Annual Dinner and Auction on November 21, 2015. This year's event will celebrate St. Viator School's 50th anniversary. The foundation uses proceeds from the event to maintain the school's endowment fund, finance improvement projects, and subsidize tuition costs to promote diversity. At the event, the foundation will induct former principal Kathleen Daulton into their Hall of Fame for her 15 years of service and 50 years as a Catholic educator.
The 6th Annual Emmanuel Masqueray Ball will take place on May 4, 2013 at Windows on Minnesota on the 50th floor of the IDS Center in Minneapolis. The event will benefit The Basilica Landmark's ongoing mission of preserving and restoring the historic Basilica of Saint Mary and its campus. Guests can purchase tickets for either a Divine Feast including dinner and auction for $250, or a Heavenly Libations Cocktail Party for $95 with hors d'oeuvres and dancing. The event will feature views of the city skyline and Basilica from sunset to nighttime.
The Union's Country Day SK Run/Walk and Kids' 1 Mile Fun Run will take place on August 24, 2013 in Union, Mississippi. The events will start at 7:30 AM at Truhitt's Texaco Service Station, with registration available on race day starting at 5 AM. All participants will receive a t-shirt, and refreshments will be provided after the race. Registration is $20 in advance or $25 on race day, and forms and payment can be mailed to the Union Chamber of Commerce.
The document is a registration form for a dinner prior to the Academic WorldQuest 2011 competition on November 15th. It provides information about purchasing meal tickets for $15 each for family and guests to attend the complimentary dinner for students, teachers, and volunteers. It must be purchased by November 4th and meal tickets will be provided the night of the event. It includes an order form to purchase tickets by credit card or check by mailing to the provided address.
The document contains announcements about various upcoming events at the school including a meeting for an Envirothon team, intramural floor hockey schedules, café specials, volunteer opportunities at a duck race and for button making, scholarships for graduates, youth centre events, and a book fair. It provides details on times, locations, contacts and deadlines for these various events and opportunities.
This document outlines plans to develop youth football programs in Jamaica through organized camps and skills development. The camps will be directed by experienced coaches and aim to teach basic football skills while exposing children to the roles in the sport. Sponsorship opportunities are available to support the camps and help develop young athletes, with benefits including promotional exposure and association with a youth development initiative.
The 2012 President's Cup Charity Golf Classic is brought to you by Abstrakt Marketing Group in support of the St. Baldrick's Foundation and research to cure childhood cancers.
Alumni Meeting Minutes: September 9, 2017WPSD Alumni
The WPSD Alumni Association held their quarterly meeting on September 9, 2017. They approved the minutes from their previous meeting in June. The financial report was postponed due to lack of trustees. They received thank you letters, discussed upcoming events like the 150th anniversary gala and reunion, and mourned the loss of three deceased alumni. They also voted to sponsor an upcoming auction, allow alumni access to the alumni room for research, and scheduled their next meeting.
This document is a letter from the St. Viator School Foundation inviting donations and attendance for their 28th Annual Dinner and Auction on November 21, 2015. This year's event will celebrate St. Viator School's 50th anniversary. The foundation uses proceeds from the event to maintain the school's endowment fund, finance improvement projects, and subsidize tuition costs to promote diversity. At the event, the foundation will induct former principal Kathleen Daulton into their Hall of Fame for her 15 years of service and 50 years as a Catholic educator.
The 6th Annual Emmanuel Masqueray Ball will take place on May 4, 2013 at Windows on Minnesota on the 50th floor of the IDS Center in Minneapolis. The event will benefit The Basilica Landmark's ongoing mission of preserving and restoring the historic Basilica of Saint Mary and its campus. Guests can purchase tickets for either a Divine Feast including dinner and auction for $250, or a Heavenly Libations Cocktail Party for $95 with hors d'oeuvres and dancing. The event will feature views of the city skyline and Basilica from sunset to nighttime.
The Union's Country Day SK Run/Walk and Kids' 1 Mile Fun Run will take place on August 24, 2013 in Union, Mississippi. The events will start at 7:30 AM at Truhitt's Texaco Service Station, with registration available on race day starting at 5 AM. All participants will receive a t-shirt, and refreshments will be provided after the race. Registration is $20 in advance or $25 on race day, and forms and payment can be mailed to the Union Chamber of Commerce.
The document is a registration form for a dinner prior to the Academic WorldQuest 2011 competition on November 15th. It provides information about purchasing meal tickets for $15 each for family and guests to attend the complimentary dinner for students, teachers, and volunteers. It must be purchased by November 4th and meal tickets will be provided the night of the event. It includes an order form to purchase tickets by credit card or check by mailing to the provided address.
The document contains announcements about various upcoming events at the school including a meeting for an Envirothon team, intramural floor hockey schedules, café specials, volunteer opportunities at a duck race and for button making, scholarships for graduates, youth centre events, and a book fair. It provides details on times, locations, contacts and deadlines for these various events and opportunities.
This document outlines plans to develop youth football programs in Jamaica through organized camps and skills development. The camps will be directed by experienced coaches and aim to teach basic football skills while exposing children to the roles in the sport. Sponsorship opportunities are available to support the camps and help develop young athletes, with benefits including promotional exposure and association with a youth development initiative.
The 2012 President's Cup Charity Golf Classic is brought to you by Abstrakt Marketing Group in support of the St. Baldrick's Foundation and research to cure childhood cancers.
Alumni Meeting Minutes: September 9, 2017WPSD Alumni
The WPSD Alumni Association held their quarterly meeting on September 9, 2017. They approved the minutes from their previous meeting in June. The financial report was postponed due to lack of trustees. They received thank you letters, discussed upcoming events like the 150th anniversary gala and reunion, and mourned the loss of three deceased alumni. They also voted to sponsor an upcoming auction, allow alumni access to the alumni room for research, and scheduled their next meeting.
The document announces an upcoming library congress in Guam from April 28 to May 1, 2016. It aims to establish linkages among librarians from Guam and the Philippines and provide opportunities for discussion, collaboration, and ideas sharing on current library trends. It also allows participants to tour libraries in Guam and experience travel in the island. The package fee is $1,300 and can be paid in installments, with the last date to qualify for a refund being February 20, 2016 if a US visa is not granted. Package inclusions are listed and participants must fill out and submit a confirmation form by December 20 to participate.
Streetlight Canada raises awareness and funds for Streetlight Philippines, which provides shelter and community programs for orphaned and abandoned boys in the Philippines. Upcoming events include t-shirt sales to support individual children, a dodgeball tournament, and a year-end gala. People can get involved by volunteering locally in Edmonton, helping with the gala, or traveling to the Philippines in the summer to volunteer directly with Streetlight Philippines programs.
Extended 1st Commitment Fee for GUAM 1st ASIA-PACIFIC LIBRARY CONGRESS April ...Roderick Baturi Ramos
The Office of Speaker Judith Won Pat is inviting participants to register for the 1st Asia-Pacific Library Congress being held in Guam from April 28-May 1, 2016. The goal of the Congress is to establish linkages between librarians from Guam and the Philippines, provide opportunities for discussion and collaboration on library trends, and allow participants to tour libraries and sites in Guam. The package fee is $1,300 and includes airfare, hotel, transfers, tours, and a letter of invitation for the US visa process. Participants must submit a confirmation form by February 19th and the visa application process will begin on March 1st.
When he was 15 years old, Justin Menendez lost his 13 year‒old brother, Jason An- thony Menendez, to suicide. It was in the wake of that tragedy that Justin founded The J.A.M. Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The mission of The J.A.M.- Foundation is to educate the youth of today, as well as parents, educators and the general public, to Stand Up and Speak about the often‒taboo topic of suicide.
Created to assist families with finding appropriate care for their loved ones with dementia, Insight Memory Care Choices guides its clients in selecting a suitable assisted living situation across the San Francisco Bay Area. Insight Memory Care Choices also supports nonprofit organizations such as the Alzheimer's Association.
Outward Bound to Host 2015 National Benefit Dinner in New York CityJason Hanold
Each year, Outward Bound, a national nonprofit organization that has facilitated educational, experiential, and inspiring outdoor excursions for over 50 years, hosts its National Benefit Dinner to garner support for its cause.
This document promotes invitation cards from a website called Happy Invitation for anniversary parties. It emphasizes that invitations are important to set the tone for a celebration and introduce the party theme to guests. The document includes the website URL and encourages making presentations more fun.
This document discusses how to organize a successful bowling party. It suggests that bowling parties are a good way to get away from a sedentary lifestyle and enjoy social activities. Organizing bowling parties requires consideration of food, games, invitations, locations, and other details. Decorations like bowling pins, balls, and shoes can make bowling invitations more exciting. Bowling accessories are available to decorate the party space and theme items like bowling shoes and shirts can add to the fun. Games at corporate bowling parties can include competitions with prizes inspired by bowling. Food can also be bowling-themed with pin and ball-shaped cakes and cookies. Creativity in planning and decorating can make the party memorable for guests.
The Miami Rescue Mission/Broward Outreach Centers held three Christmas celebrations to benefit over 3,000 homeless and hungry individuals. At events in Miami, Hollywood, and Pompano Beach, volunteers provided gifts, entertainment, and meals. Donations from organizations and individuals helped supply toys, clothing, and other gifts. The celebrations aimed to spread holiday joy and show love to those who may not feel lovable.
The document summarizes information about the 2015 Houston Take Steps Walk event to raise money for Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). It provides details about the event such as the date, time, and location. It thanks sponsors and highlights fundraising incentives and goals. It introduces the honored hero and provides contact information for the walk manager to help participants strategize and support their fundraising efforts. The overall purpose is to promote participation and fundraising for the Take Steps event to support CCFA's mission.
The document discusses Grant Hunter, a service that assists people in finding grants and scholarships to fund their education by creating biographies, matching individuals to financial opportunities, and directly paying tuition costs in order to address issues like rising college costs and inaccessible financial aid. It encourages starting the scholarship search as early as the beginning of one's education and provides links to external scholarship websites.
The Suny Broome Veterans Services office offers support to over 110 veterans enrolled at the college. They are located in the student services building and work with the VA Regional Office in Buffalo to provide tutoring, counseling, financial aid, and help with educational benefits. Veterans in New York can access support from county veteran offices, which assist with benefits, healthcare, education, and other needs.
This document discusses anniversary gifts and provides a link for more details on gifts. It mentions finding anniversary gifts for her and providing amazing gifts through a website that offers anniversary gifts and flower delivery in the United Arab Emirates.
The recipient has been awarded a $750 Visa prepaid card as part of a Team Trip reward for their hard work. They are being asked to confirm their mailing address by May 20th so the card can be mailed to them the week of May 23rd. The prepaid card can be used for meals, souvenirs, travel fees, and other trip expenses and will require signature upon delivery within 10 business days.
The Rock Our Blocks parties are community block parties organized by the People's Association and The New Paper to promote harmony between neighbors through food, music, and activities. The first two parties will be held on July 2nd and 3rd from 11am to 7pm at Block 648A, Hougang Avenue 8, Ci Yuan Sports Park. Residents can enjoy food from local vendors, artisanal products, live music, games, and classes on CPR. The goal is to bring the community together and provide skills training to respond to emergencies.
The local festival provides entertainment and activities for residents and visitors of several cities. It aims to offer a high quality, entertaining and informative community event while providing opportunities for children and adults to participate in various sports and activities. It also allows local and national charity groups to fundraise and offer advice to the public. The festival caters to people of all ages and focuses on families and the local community. It is funded by various organizations nationally to offer visibility to sponsors locally and internationally.
Culture Shot 2015 was a multi-cultural festival and fundraiser event held on April 25, 2015 at the Jason George campus of George Brown College. The event featured games and activities from different cultures to promote cultural diversity and raise funds for international students. Over 85 people attended and $1,251 was raised for the George Brown Foundation International Student Bursary.
The event plan changed from a food and drink event to focus more on international games and social activities. Marketing was challenging due to late planning changes but social media engagement was successful. A variety of sponsors provided prizes for games and raffles. Volunteers helped run smooth registration and activity stations while enjoying the international experience. Overall the event achieved its goals of celebrating culture and
Boys and Girls Club Carnival Program Design Elsie Lamo
Partnered with a local chapter, organizing first ever 200-person family fun carnival. Duties included program design, staffing, budgeting, soliciting donations, volunteers and sponsorship, and coordinating and decorating event within a strict seven-week time frame.
This document provides a detailed plan for the "Work of HeART Show" event to be held by UCP of Central California. The goals are to bring the community to their facility, encourage volunteer/donation opportunities, and showcase art by UCP students. The event agenda, theme, location, date, costs, activities, and evaluations are thoroughly outlined. The plan aims to create a successful, doable event to benefit UCP.
The Notre Dame Center for Arts and Culture is offering a new summer arts and culture day camp for middle school students in two sessions. The camp will focus on each student's artistic abilities and interests through smaller projects using a variety of materials. Students will also create works of art themed around the 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s visit to South Bend to be displayed in the community. The registration form requests information about the student and parent/guardian and indicates which of the two eight-day sessions from June 24-July 3 or July 22-31 they wish to enroll in.
We are pleased to introduce you to our 154rd year celebration of Sir J. J. School Of Art through an exclusive event KALA MELA scheduled from Feb 2012. This festival is a platform for all the students to come together and exchange ideas and thoughts which will further enhance their knowledge about art work in this college. Sir J. J. School Of Art is the host of the festival and thereby invites you to be a part of us.
KALA MELA is an initiative by the students of Sir J. J. School Of Art to bring together all students from all over the STATE in the artistic, serene campus of Sir J. J. School Of Art to set a stage for all art students to come together exchange thoughts and learn about numerous things through Workshops, Lectures and Slide show.
The document announces an upcoming library congress in Guam from April 28 to May 1, 2016. It aims to establish linkages among librarians from Guam and the Philippines and provide opportunities for discussion, collaboration, and ideas sharing on current library trends. It also allows participants to tour libraries in Guam and experience travel in the island. The package fee is $1,300 and can be paid in installments, with the last date to qualify for a refund being February 20, 2016 if a US visa is not granted. Package inclusions are listed and participants must fill out and submit a confirmation form by December 20 to participate.
Streetlight Canada raises awareness and funds for Streetlight Philippines, which provides shelter and community programs for orphaned and abandoned boys in the Philippines. Upcoming events include t-shirt sales to support individual children, a dodgeball tournament, and a year-end gala. People can get involved by volunteering locally in Edmonton, helping with the gala, or traveling to the Philippines in the summer to volunteer directly with Streetlight Philippines programs.
Extended 1st Commitment Fee for GUAM 1st ASIA-PACIFIC LIBRARY CONGRESS April ...Roderick Baturi Ramos
The Office of Speaker Judith Won Pat is inviting participants to register for the 1st Asia-Pacific Library Congress being held in Guam from April 28-May 1, 2016. The goal of the Congress is to establish linkages between librarians from Guam and the Philippines, provide opportunities for discussion and collaboration on library trends, and allow participants to tour libraries and sites in Guam. The package fee is $1,300 and includes airfare, hotel, transfers, tours, and a letter of invitation for the US visa process. Participants must submit a confirmation form by February 19th and the visa application process will begin on March 1st.
When he was 15 years old, Justin Menendez lost his 13 year‒old brother, Jason An- thony Menendez, to suicide. It was in the wake of that tragedy that Justin founded The J.A.M. Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The mission of The J.A.M.- Foundation is to educate the youth of today, as well as parents, educators and the general public, to Stand Up and Speak about the often‒taboo topic of suicide.
Created to assist families with finding appropriate care for their loved ones with dementia, Insight Memory Care Choices guides its clients in selecting a suitable assisted living situation across the San Francisco Bay Area. Insight Memory Care Choices also supports nonprofit organizations such as the Alzheimer's Association.
Outward Bound to Host 2015 National Benefit Dinner in New York CityJason Hanold
Each year, Outward Bound, a national nonprofit organization that has facilitated educational, experiential, and inspiring outdoor excursions for over 50 years, hosts its National Benefit Dinner to garner support for its cause.
This document promotes invitation cards from a website called Happy Invitation for anniversary parties. It emphasizes that invitations are important to set the tone for a celebration and introduce the party theme to guests. The document includes the website URL and encourages making presentations more fun.
This document discusses how to organize a successful bowling party. It suggests that bowling parties are a good way to get away from a sedentary lifestyle and enjoy social activities. Organizing bowling parties requires consideration of food, games, invitations, locations, and other details. Decorations like bowling pins, balls, and shoes can make bowling invitations more exciting. Bowling accessories are available to decorate the party space and theme items like bowling shoes and shirts can add to the fun. Games at corporate bowling parties can include competitions with prizes inspired by bowling. Food can also be bowling-themed with pin and ball-shaped cakes and cookies. Creativity in planning and decorating can make the party memorable for guests.
The Miami Rescue Mission/Broward Outreach Centers held three Christmas celebrations to benefit over 3,000 homeless and hungry individuals. At events in Miami, Hollywood, and Pompano Beach, volunteers provided gifts, entertainment, and meals. Donations from organizations and individuals helped supply toys, clothing, and other gifts. The celebrations aimed to spread holiday joy and show love to those who may not feel lovable.
The document summarizes information about the 2015 Houston Take Steps Walk event to raise money for Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). It provides details about the event such as the date, time, and location. It thanks sponsors and highlights fundraising incentives and goals. It introduces the honored hero and provides contact information for the walk manager to help participants strategize and support their fundraising efforts. The overall purpose is to promote participation and fundraising for the Take Steps event to support CCFA's mission.
The document discusses Grant Hunter, a service that assists people in finding grants and scholarships to fund their education by creating biographies, matching individuals to financial opportunities, and directly paying tuition costs in order to address issues like rising college costs and inaccessible financial aid. It encourages starting the scholarship search as early as the beginning of one's education and provides links to external scholarship websites.
The Suny Broome Veterans Services office offers support to over 110 veterans enrolled at the college. They are located in the student services building and work with the VA Regional Office in Buffalo to provide tutoring, counseling, financial aid, and help with educational benefits. Veterans in New York can access support from county veteran offices, which assist with benefits, healthcare, education, and other needs.
This document discusses anniversary gifts and provides a link for more details on gifts. It mentions finding anniversary gifts for her and providing amazing gifts through a website that offers anniversary gifts and flower delivery in the United Arab Emirates.
The recipient has been awarded a $750 Visa prepaid card as part of a Team Trip reward for their hard work. They are being asked to confirm their mailing address by May 20th so the card can be mailed to them the week of May 23rd. The prepaid card can be used for meals, souvenirs, travel fees, and other trip expenses and will require signature upon delivery within 10 business days.
The Rock Our Blocks parties are community block parties organized by the People's Association and The New Paper to promote harmony between neighbors through food, music, and activities. The first two parties will be held on July 2nd and 3rd from 11am to 7pm at Block 648A, Hougang Avenue 8, Ci Yuan Sports Park. Residents can enjoy food from local vendors, artisanal products, live music, games, and classes on CPR. The goal is to bring the community together and provide skills training to respond to emergencies.
The local festival provides entertainment and activities for residents and visitors of several cities. It aims to offer a high quality, entertaining and informative community event while providing opportunities for children and adults to participate in various sports and activities. It also allows local and national charity groups to fundraise and offer advice to the public. The festival caters to people of all ages and focuses on families and the local community. It is funded by various organizations nationally to offer visibility to sponsors locally and internationally.
Culture Shot 2015 was a multi-cultural festival and fundraiser event held on April 25, 2015 at the Jason George campus of George Brown College. The event featured games and activities from different cultures to promote cultural diversity and raise funds for international students. Over 85 people attended and $1,251 was raised for the George Brown Foundation International Student Bursary.
The event plan changed from a food and drink event to focus more on international games and social activities. Marketing was challenging due to late planning changes but social media engagement was successful. A variety of sponsors provided prizes for games and raffles. Volunteers helped run smooth registration and activity stations while enjoying the international experience. Overall the event achieved its goals of celebrating culture and
Boys and Girls Club Carnival Program Design Elsie Lamo
Partnered with a local chapter, organizing first ever 200-person family fun carnival. Duties included program design, staffing, budgeting, soliciting donations, volunteers and sponsorship, and coordinating and decorating event within a strict seven-week time frame.
This document provides a detailed plan for the "Work of HeART Show" event to be held by UCP of Central California. The goals are to bring the community to their facility, encourage volunteer/donation opportunities, and showcase art by UCP students. The event agenda, theme, location, date, costs, activities, and evaluations are thoroughly outlined. The plan aims to create a successful, doable event to benefit UCP.
The Notre Dame Center for Arts and Culture is offering a new summer arts and culture day camp for middle school students in two sessions. The camp will focus on each student's artistic abilities and interests through smaller projects using a variety of materials. Students will also create works of art themed around the 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s visit to South Bend to be displayed in the community. The registration form requests information about the student and parent/guardian and indicates which of the two eight-day sessions from June 24-July 3 or July 22-31 they wish to enroll in.
We are pleased to introduce you to our 154rd year celebration of Sir J. J. School Of Art through an exclusive event KALA MELA scheduled from Feb 2012. This festival is a platform for all the students to come together and exchange ideas and thoughts which will further enhance their knowledge about art work in this college. Sir J. J. School Of Art is the host of the festival and thereby invites you to be a part of us.
KALA MELA is an initiative by the students of Sir J. J. School Of Art to bring together all students from all over the STATE in the artistic, serene campus of Sir J. J. School Of Art to set a stage for all art students to come together exchange thoughts and learn about numerous things through Workshops, Lectures and Slide show.
This document summarizes the financial report from an acoustic charity event called UnpluggedSoton held on May 7, 2014. It reports that 96 tickets were sold, generating £288 from ticket sales. Food sales added another £137. After expenses for items like printing tickets, food ingredients, and instrument rental totaling £52.67, the event realized a net profit of £372.33, similar to the previous year despite selling fewer tickets. A detailed cash flow statement is provided on the second page.
This document outlines the marketing strategy and events plan for Gymboland playground for 2012-2013. The main objectives are to increase clients and profits through various events targeting holidays like Halloween, Christmas and New Year's Eve. Partnerships with other companies will be leveraged for promotions, activities and gifts at the events. Regular workshops, shows and contests will also be held to engage kids and families all year round.
This Monday is Halloween dress up day at the school. Students and staff are encouraged to dress in black, orange or costumes, but costumes must adhere to the dress code and not conceal identities or include weapon accessories. The document cautions that costumes should not culturally appropriate or offend others. It also announces that the House of Arts group will make decorations for a Haunted Halls event at lunch daily.
The document announces an upcoming "Global Village" event at the Beaconhouse School System Senior Gulraiz Branch in March 2012. The event invites students in grades 6-8 to participate in building displays representing their country and giving a speech on global peace. Schools can register a team of up to 6 students for Rs. 1800, and the deadline to register is March 23. The event will include cultural performances and an optional art competition. Participants will have stalls to showcase their country and will be evaluated on their presentation of culture, displays, and a speech on global peace. Provisions like electricity, tables, and refreshments will be provided.
1. The document outlines the schedule of events and activities for a racial harmony day celebration from July 18th to August 20th. It includes photo taking, sales of food and donated items, workshops, and sports games.
2. Ice cream will be sold on July 29th and 30th and only 80 red velvet cupcakes will be available on August 2nd.
3. On August 20th, workshops on ribbon making and cupcake decorating will take place, as well as a teachers vs. students soccer match.
This document outlines a proposed two-day "Superheroes Week" event at a university including a community service day and superhero appreciation day. The community service day would involve costumed student volunteers visiting a hospital to hand out flowers and candy to patients. The appreciation day would honor outstanding students and faculty with awards and include superhero-themed activities, food, and speakers. The total estimated budget for the two-day event is $4,414.
The document outlines a plan for a promotional cookout event to support a candidate running for student government senate at the University of Georgia. The goals are to raise awareness of the candidate and her platform, portray her in a personal way, and gain student votes. The event will include lawn games, music, food, a photo booth, and door prizes. It will take place at the Wesley building on March 20th from 6:30-8:30pm. A detailed timeline, schedule, budget, and contingency plan are provided to ensure a successful event.
Dunkin Donuts India - Event & Activation Strategy IdeaSoumitra Roy
The following is an Event and Activation Strategy idea presentation for Dunkin Donuts India made by Advertising and Public Relations students of Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi
This document announces an evening event hosted by ORT America Michigan Region to raise funds through a silent auction, cocktails, and dinner. The event will take place on May 19, 2016 at Eastern Market Shed 5 in Detroit from 6:30pm. Attendees can bid on one-of-a-kind art, fashion, and Detroit-themed items designed by students of the College for Creative Studies. Complimentary valet parking will be provided. Support from sponsors and attendees will help ORT America provide education and job skills training to children around the world.
I completed this mock project for my Event Management class in the Summer of 2015. It is a benefit gala for hospitality majors and the hospitality community to meet and greet and help raise money for a scholarship.
Presentation II Eagle showcase: Excellence in service-learningBryanna-Nicole Evans
The document summarizes an event called the Eagle Showcase that celebrated student accomplishments in service-learning. It provides details on the date and goal of the event, event attendance, budget, layout, feedback from attendees, lessons learned, positives and negatives of the event, and recommendations for the client. The event budget came in under the preliminary estimate and feedback was mostly positive, with the food being a highlight. Recommendations include beginning marketing earlier and improving displays for sponsors.
The document provides an update from the Director of East Gippsland Art Gallery (EGAG) on upcoming exhibitions, events, and activities. Upcoming exhibitions at EGAG include "Visual Phantasms" in April featuring works exploring the sublime and uncanny, and "Seen in the Light" in May as part of Creative Gippsland's arts festival featuring works in illuminated boxes and light graffiti images. International entries have also been received for EGAG's second artist book award "Books...Beyond Words-Evolution" to be exhibited in August. Friends and volunteers continue to support EGAG's activities through various roles.
This document outlines the goals and plans for establishing the HGM Club, an organization for hotel general managers in Vietnam. The goals are to exchange information and connect hotel managers with potential clients and suppliers. Events will be held every 60 days, alternating between hotels, villas, and convention centers. They will include presentations on industry trends, fashion shows, entertainment, and periodic charity activities. Target guests include hotel GMs, experts, purchasing managers, suppliers, travel agents, and media representatives. The opening event will be held in August 2013 at the InterContinental Asian Saigon Hotel, with a theme of "HGM S Code".
This document outlines the goals and plans for establishing the HGM Club, an organization for hotel general managers in Vietnam. The goals are to exchange information and connect hotel managers with potential clients and suppliers. Events will be held every 60 days, alternating between hotels, villas, and convention centers. They will include presentations on industry trends, fashion shows, entertainment, and periodic charity activities. Target guests include hotel GMs, experts, purchasing managers, suppliers, travel agents, and media representatives. The opening event will be held in August 2013 at the InterContinental Asian Saigon Hotel, with a theme of "HGM S Code".
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We recently hosted the much-anticipated Community Skill Builders Workshop during our June online meeting. This event was a culmination of six months of listening to your feedback and crafting solutions to better support your PMI journey. Here’s a look back at what happened and the exciting developments that emerged from our collaborative efforts.
A Gathering of Minds
We were thrilled to see a diverse group of attendees, including local certified PMI trainers and both new and experienced members eager to contribute their perspectives. The workshop was structured into three dynamic discussion sessions, each led by our dedicated membership advocates.
Key Takeaways and Future Directions
The insights and feedback gathered from these discussions were invaluable. Here are some of the key takeaways and the steps we are taking to address them:
• Enhanced Resource Accessibility: We are working on a new, user-friendly resource page that will make it easier for members to access training materials and real-world application guides.
• Structured Mentorship Program: Plans are underway to launch a mentorship program that will connect members with experienced professionals for guidance and support.
• Increased Networking Opportunities: Expect to see more frequent and varied networking events, both virtual and in-person, to help you build connections and foster a sense of community.
Moving Forward
We are committed to turning your feedback into actionable solutions that enhance your PMI journey. This workshop was just the beginning. By actively participating and sharing your experiences, you have helped shape the future of our Chapter’s offerings.
Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the success of the Community Skill Builders Workshop. Your engagement and enthusiasm are what make our Chapter strong and vibrant. Stay tuned for updates on the new initiatives and opportunities to get involved. Together, we are building a community that supports and empowers each other on our PMI journeys.
Stay connected, stay engaged, and let’s continue to grow together!
About PMI Silver Spring Chapter
We are a branch of the Project Management Institute. We offer a platform for project management professionals in Silver Spring, MD, and the DC/Baltimore metro area. Monthly meetings facilitate networking, knowledge sharing, and professional development. For more, visit pmissc.org.
LinkedIn for Your Job Search June 17, 2024Bruce Bennett
This webinar helps you understand and navigate your way through LinkedIn. Topics covered include learning the many elements of your profile, populating your work experience history, and understanding why a profile is more than just a resume. You will be able to identify the different features available on LinkedIn and where to focus your attention. We will teach how to create a job search agent on LinkedIn and explore job applications on LinkedIn.
1. Annual Communication Arts
Awards Ceremony
By: Madison Mullis, Kiely Anderson, Abby Smith, Morgan
McLemore, Emily Morris, Brandy McDonald-Johnson, Peter-Gai
Groves, Taylor Preston, & Ashley Cadely.
2. Theme
● Once Upon A Time In Comm. Arts
○ White/Gold/Dark Green color scheme
○ We want to embody a forest/fairytale vibe.
3. Goal & Objectives
● The goal of the event is to sell 100 tickets to students and profit $50 after
deducting the cost of the event through the silent auction and ticket sales by April
9, 2020.
● Objectives:
○ To increase audience awareness of the event among GSU communication
arts students.
○ To increase attendance of GSU communication arts students by 60% at the
event.
4. Strategies & Tactics
● Inform GSU communication arts students about the event.
○ Distribute marketing materials.
○ Table in Sanford to sell tickets.
○ Utilize social media to promote the event.
● Obtain donations for the silent auction from local businesses, alumni, friends,
family, faculty, etc.
○ Connect with local alumni to ask for donations.
○ Ask local businesses/friends/family/etc. for donations.
● Select quality, reasonably-priced food and beverages for the event.
○ Review menu/budget from last years event.
○ Research local caterers/vendors & compare prices.
5. Location/Date
● Black Box - Center of Art and Theatre
○ 233 Pittman Dr. Statesboro, GA.
● April 9th, 2020 from 5 - 7pm
○ We chose this time frame because our venue was not available for a later time slot.
6. Cost
● Our preliminary budget total was $307.96
○ That included the 10% buffer & 7% tax.
● We are charging $5 per ticket if you buy it before the event.
○ We will be tabling in Sanford for 4 weeks prior to the event to sell tickets.
● We are charging $7 per ticket at the door.
● Our budget will be comprised of the money we make from ticket sales and the
silent auction.
7. Silent Auction
Silent auction team has currently confirmed:
● 2 tickets to “Urban Rabbit Chronicles”
● Comm. Arts t-shirt
● Comm. Arts poster
● Hopeulikit BBQ package
● GSU swag bag from GSU Alumni Center
The team is currently reaching out to various other businesses for more donations.
8. Layout
● Attendees will enter the building and sign in with a group member.
● Awards will be distributed in the Black Box first.
● Attendees can enjoy refreshments after the awards.
● Attendees will also have the opportunity to bid on items in the silent auction
throughout the event.
● The event will be set up like this because we must be out of the Black Box by
6:30pm for theatre students to begin practice.
9. Set Up
● There will be signs directing attendees to the correct entrance.
● A sign-in table will be set up at the entrance for attendees & 2 group members
will be working it.
○ Attendees will be provided with a program & instructed to enter the Black Box and find a seat.
Introductions and awards will begin shortly. (5:30)
● The silent auction table will be on display throughout the entire event. Two group
members will be working that table.
● Refreshments & food will be set up in the back. It will be served after the awards
ceremony.
● Our group will be directing the venue the day of the event.