The newsletter provides information on upcoming PACA events in 2010, including the 3rd Annual Mega-Mixer in May and a Professional Development event with ASTD and Penn State Great Valley in November. The President's message discusses getting involved with PACA to build business and personal relationships. The C-Suite section invites members to join a committee to plan the November conference. New Member Kayte Connelly is interviewed about her career experiences.
The February 2010 newsletter for the Philadelphia Coaches Association (PACA) provides information on upcoming events and initiatives. It announces that PACA's monthly dinner meeting in February will feature a presentation on transcendent leadership. It also notes that the board will be holding its annual strategic planning meeting and that the November professional development conference has been postponed until spring 2011. Additionally, it advertises several other upcoming speakers and events, and provides an update on the formation of a new special interest group for organizational coaches within PACA.
The document is a newsletter from the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA) providing information about their upcoming March 2010 events and activities. It announces an upcoming dinner meeting on March 18th featuring a presentation on "The Perfectly Comfortable Sales Program" by speaker Flo Schell. It also discusses the PACA board's annual strategic planning retreat and vision to further impact the coaching community. Members are encouraged to provide suggestions to get more involved with PACA.
The newsletter provides information on upcoming events for the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA), including their monthly dinner meeting, credentialing resources, an event from the Association of Career Professionals International, and an overview of a presentation being given by Cheryl Vermey at the upcoming ICF conference on applying yoga principles to coaching practice. The president's message reflects on PACA's core values of commitment, connection, and collaboration that have been demonstrated over the past year and invites members to reflect on these values in their own businesses.
This document provides information about the October 2009 newsletter of the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA). It includes:
1) A message from the PACA President discussing the results of the organization's annual survey and insights into the membership.
2) Details about upcoming PACA events in October and November, including speaker presentations and a new member event.
3) An introduction to a new PACA member, Mark Goodwin, who is an executive chef turned wellness coach.
4) Announcements about other PACA programs and opportunities for members.
This newsletter provides updates on PACA and ICF events and accomplishments. It begins with a farewell message from the outgoing PACA President, highlighting several PACA members who have taken on leadership roles within ICF. It then summarizes upcoming events, including PACA's holiday party and the 2009 ICF International Conference. Short sections provide information on corporate coaching opportunities, a community coaching program, and a presentation on engaging younger coaches in leadership. The newsletter concludes with announcements of member accomplishments and an interview profile of Jennifer Davey.
The document provides an overview of resources and guidance for PRSA section leadership. It includes details on leadership tools available on the MyPRSA website, PRSA section policies and handbooks, roles and responsibilities of section leaders and staff, budgeting and financial reporting guidelines, event planning procedures, and marketing and communications support. The agenda also reviews resources for section involvement at the annual PRSA International Conference and upcoming leadership events like the June 2013 Leadership Rally in New York.
The document summarizes the activities of the Southeast Michigan Career Development Facilitators Association (SEMCDFA) over the past year. It discusses presentations and training sessions held in 2011 on topics like social media and LinkedIn. It also previews upcoming events for 2012, including a spring conference on diversity and disability. New leadership is acknowledged and contact information is provided for the new President and Secretary. An audit report summarizes the association's financial records and provides recommendations for the 2012 fiscal year.
13.2.1 painesville area chamber of commerce digital lifehmhollingsworth
The document is a newsletter from the Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce providing information about upcoming events, new members, energy savings programs, and more. It introduces the 2013 board of directors and president, announces the annual awards banquet, and welcomes new chamber members. It also advertises an energy assessment program for small businesses and energy savings programs for natural gas and electricity through COSE Energy Choice.
The February 2010 newsletter for the Philadelphia Coaches Association (PACA) provides information on upcoming events and initiatives. It announces that PACA's monthly dinner meeting in February will feature a presentation on transcendent leadership. It also notes that the board will be holding its annual strategic planning meeting and that the November professional development conference has been postponed until spring 2011. Additionally, it advertises several other upcoming speakers and events, and provides an update on the formation of a new special interest group for organizational coaches within PACA.
The document is a newsletter from the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA) providing information about their upcoming March 2010 events and activities. It announces an upcoming dinner meeting on March 18th featuring a presentation on "The Perfectly Comfortable Sales Program" by speaker Flo Schell. It also discusses the PACA board's annual strategic planning retreat and vision to further impact the coaching community. Members are encouraged to provide suggestions to get more involved with PACA.
The newsletter provides information on upcoming events for the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA), including their monthly dinner meeting, credentialing resources, an event from the Association of Career Professionals International, and an overview of a presentation being given by Cheryl Vermey at the upcoming ICF conference on applying yoga principles to coaching practice. The president's message reflects on PACA's core values of commitment, connection, and collaboration that have been demonstrated over the past year and invites members to reflect on these values in their own businesses.
This document provides information about the October 2009 newsletter of the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA). It includes:
1) A message from the PACA President discussing the results of the organization's annual survey and insights into the membership.
2) Details about upcoming PACA events in October and November, including speaker presentations and a new member event.
3) An introduction to a new PACA member, Mark Goodwin, who is an executive chef turned wellness coach.
4) Announcements about other PACA programs and opportunities for members.
This newsletter provides updates on PACA and ICF events and accomplishments. It begins with a farewell message from the outgoing PACA President, highlighting several PACA members who have taken on leadership roles within ICF. It then summarizes upcoming events, including PACA's holiday party and the 2009 ICF International Conference. Short sections provide information on corporate coaching opportunities, a community coaching program, and a presentation on engaging younger coaches in leadership. The newsletter concludes with announcements of member accomplishments and an interview profile of Jennifer Davey.
The document provides an overview of resources and guidance for PRSA section leadership. It includes details on leadership tools available on the MyPRSA website, PRSA section policies and handbooks, roles and responsibilities of section leaders and staff, budgeting and financial reporting guidelines, event planning procedures, and marketing and communications support. The agenda also reviews resources for section involvement at the annual PRSA International Conference and upcoming leadership events like the June 2013 Leadership Rally in New York.
The document summarizes the activities of the Southeast Michigan Career Development Facilitators Association (SEMCDFA) over the past year. It discusses presentations and training sessions held in 2011 on topics like social media and LinkedIn. It also previews upcoming events for 2012, including a spring conference on diversity and disability. New leadership is acknowledged and contact information is provided for the new President and Secretary. An audit report summarizes the association's financial records and provides recommendations for the 2012 fiscal year.
13.2.1 painesville area chamber of commerce digital lifehmhollingsworth
The document is a newsletter from the Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce providing information about upcoming events, new members, energy savings programs, and more. It introduces the 2013 board of directors and president, announces the annual awards banquet, and welcomes new chamber members. It also advertises an energy assessment program for small businesses and energy savings programs for natural gas and electricity through COSE Energy Choice.
The newsletter provides updates on the Bobcats PRSSA chapter, including congratulating recent graduates and introducing the new executive board led by President Shayna Venick. It encourages alumni to join PRSA for professional development opportunities and a discounted membership rate. The board includes seniors and juniors in roles like President, Vice President, and chairs for special events, fundraising, social media, and alumni relations.
The Missouri Career Development Association (MoCDA) is seeking volunteers for various committees and leadership positions. They are looking for volunteers for committees such as Communication, Membership, Professional Development, and Connections. They are also seeking individuals to serve as Treasurer and chairs for the Professional Development and Connections Committees. Interested individuals should contact the MoCDA President. MoCDA will also be offering a webinar on partnering with career changers on January 20th.
The document provides information about the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) Southwest Ontario chapter for 2015-2016. It outlines EO's mission to engage leading entrepreneurs to learn and grow. It then introduces the 2015-2016 EO Southwest Ontario board members and their roles, and each board member provides a short bio outlining their goals for the upcoming year, which include attracting new members, delivering exceptional learning experiences, and finding strategic partners.
December 2015 ICF Colorado Newsletter ICF Colorado
Dinah Snow, the president of ICF Colorado, reflects on a successful year for the organization and passes on the leadership role to Greg Aden. She thanks members for their support and hard work. Upcoming events are announced, including the winter/spring mentor coaching program and the December holiday party. The organization is seeking more sponsors for new members to help them integrate into the community.
The document is a newsletter from Dinah Snow, President of ICF Colorado, that provides updates on recent and upcoming events for the organization. It summarizes that the organization recently had a successful conference where members made valuable connections. It encourages members to provide feedback on the conference and get involved in leadership by joining the board. It also announces an upcoming holiday party and monthly meeting where new board members will be voted in.
The District 13 Toastmasters 2015 Spring Conference will be held April 24-25 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Washington, PA. The keynote speaker will be Sharon Anita Hill, an International Director for Toastmasters. The agenda includes an evaluation contest, morning and afternoon workshops, and an international speech contest. Dawn and Mike Staropoli from the Aspinwall Toastmasters club will present a workshop on mentoring in Toastmasters.
The president's message discusses both consistency and change within the Missouri Career Development Association (MoCDA) organization over the 2015-2016 term. Members can continue to expect biannual roundtables, webinars, a spring conference and newsletters, which honors MoCDA's core mission. However, the board is also implementing initiatives like a membership directory, volunteer recognition program, and strengthened partnerships to help MoCDA adapt to changes. The president expresses excitement for new initiatives while continuing commitments to members and mission.
The document summarizes upcoming events and activities for the Association for Women in Communications (AWC) student chapter at Purdue University, including:
- An opportunity to apply for the Sarig Scholarship by March 12th.
- Information on how to sign up and fundraising goals for Relay for Life on April 10-11.
- Announcement of the chapter's meeting on March 9th.
- A call for members to join the newsletter committee.
This document provides an update from Greg Aden, President of ICF-CO, about upcoming events and initiatives for ICF-CO members. It introduces a new program called ICF-COpromote that will highlight member events and offerings in exchange for discounted rates for other members. It also announces the ICF-CO Fall Conference scheduled for November 4th and encourages members to find others to attend. Finally, it provides information about upcoming monthly meetings and special interest groups for March 2016.
May 2012 Denver Coach Federation NewsletterICF Colorado
The document provides information about upcoming events for the Denver Coach Federation (DCF), which has rebranded itself as ICF Colorado after becoming an official chapter of the International Coach Federation. The next DCF monthly meeting on May 10th will feature a presentation on presence in coaching relationships by speaker Kathy Pike. Special interest group meetings before the general meeting will focus on exploring coaching as a profession and building a coaching business. Volunteers are also sought to help with various roles to support the organization.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events for the North Texas Coaches, including the June 9th PRISM awards event celebrating organizations that have benefited from coaching. It also announces three LinkedIn workshops in September, November and December to help coaches learn how to use LinkedIn effectively. The newsletter closes by listing additional upcoming chapter meetings and reminding members to renew their ICF global membership.
MPI WestField Chapter September Newslettercamerontoth
This document provides summaries of various MPI Westfield chapter members and events. It highlights lifetime members Anne Renken, Marty Bear, Carol Steirle, and Diane D. Smith through short profiles and interviews. It also provides a spotlight on member Maria "Pia" Carpenter and previews the October education event on food, beverages, and costumes from the 1960s. Additionally, it advertises partnership opportunities with the MPI Westfield chapter and recaps a successful leadership training session.
The webinar titled "They Joined, They Love Us - Now What?" provides strategies for congregations to keep newer members active and involved. It discusses creating strong relationships among members, engaging members in faith formation activities like reading groups and leadership opportunities, encouraging meaningful contributions through social justice work, and using online networks and resources to continue spiritual growth and connection beyond in-person gatherings. The webinar is intended to help congregations integrate education and reflection into all of their activities to develop members' Unitarian Universalist faith over time.
November 2017: ICF Colorado Newsletter ICF Colorado
This document provides an overview of upcoming events and announcements from the ICF Colorado chapter:
- The ICF Colorado Holiday Party will be held on December 13th from 6-9pm at The Tavern in Lowry for the first 40 attendees.
- The Continuous Coaching Development group in Colorado Springs will meet on the first Thursday of each month, with the next meeting on December 7th from 6-9pm.
- The January 11th in-person meeting in Aurora will feature a presentation on coaching supervision from 6-8:30pm.
- A virtual program on January 31st from noon-1:30pm will address dealing with difficult client situations.
- Exciting
The document discusses District 13 of Toastmasters and their focus on P.R.I.D.E. (Personal Responsibility In Delivering Excellence). It introduces the District Director, Dr. Hollis Batista, and emphasizes that all members should strive for excellence. It then lists ways District 13 shows P.R.I.D.E., such as bringing learning experiences and growth opportunities to members. The document provides information on upcoming district events and recognizes the winners of the International speech contest from the recent spring conference.
The document describes the new website for the RPA organization. It highlights several new features, including a member profile area, services for members, opportunities for members to promote their services, events, ways to stay informed, and mutual support programs. It provides details on each of these sections and shares quotes from board members about their experiences volunteering and how it has helped them grow both professionally and personally.
This document provides a message from Dinah Snow, President of ICF Colorado, updating members on upcoming events and thanking board members for their work. It discusses the following:
- Upcoming joint networking event with ATD-RMC and NSA CO on August 20th and the Dare to THRIVE fall conference on October 14th.
- Thanks board members like Elke Saeubert, Greg Aden, Amanda Yuill, Walt Hastings, Tom Lietaert, Lisa Hale, Stephanie Wachman, and Mary Gail Becker for their work planning events, growing membership, managing finances, and other roles.
- Requests members check their membership status and payment due to issues when switching
December 2018 ICF Colorado Newsletter ICF Colorado
This document provides an overview of upcoming events and announcements from the ICF Colorado chapter. It includes:
1) A farewell message from the outgoing ICF-CO President Lisa Hale reflecting on her time leading the chapter and the growth of the coaching profession.
2) A holiday message from the incoming 2019 ICF-CO President Jacquie Fedo offering a reflection exercise for the holidays.
3) An announcement about the launch of the ICF Ignite Pro Bono Project providing coaching to non-profits through the ICF Foundation.
4) A welcome to new ICF-CO members and information on the upcoming January in-person meeting on creating a coaching business vision.
The document provides an overview of the new RPA website and its features. It summarizes the website sections including member profiles, services, finding practitioners, opportunities to promote services, events calendar, shop, staying informed, and mutual support programs. It includes quotes from board members about their experiences. Priorities for 2018/19 are outlined, such as creating committees, defining roles, recruiting volunteers, and completing onboarding tasks for the new website.
The newsletter provides updates from ICF Colorado, including a message from the President thanking members for their high participation. It announces upcoming events like the fall certification program and joint networking event in August. Members are encouraged to provide suggestions. Details are provided on special interest groups that will not meet in July/August. The featured article discusses powerful questions. Information is also included on membership and the October conference on authentic leadership.
The newsletter provides updates on the Bobcats PRSSA chapter, including congratulating recent graduates and introducing the new executive board led by President Shayna Venick. It encourages alumni to join PRSA for professional development opportunities and a discounted membership rate. The board includes seniors and juniors in roles like President, Vice President, and chairs for special events, fundraising, social media, and alumni relations.
The Missouri Career Development Association (MoCDA) is seeking volunteers for various committees and leadership positions. They are looking for volunteers for committees such as Communication, Membership, Professional Development, and Connections. They are also seeking individuals to serve as Treasurer and chairs for the Professional Development and Connections Committees. Interested individuals should contact the MoCDA President. MoCDA will also be offering a webinar on partnering with career changers on January 20th.
The document provides information about the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) Southwest Ontario chapter for 2015-2016. It outlines EO's mission to engage leading entrepreneurs to learn and grow. It then introduces the 2015-2016 EO Southwest Ontario board members and their roles, and each board member provides a short bio outlining their goals for the upcoming year, which include attracting new members, delivering exceptional learning experiences, and finding strategic partners.
December 2015 ICF Colorado Newsletter ICF Colorado
Dinah Snow, the president of ICF Colorado, reflects on a successful year for the organization and passes on the leadership role to Greg Aden. She thanks members for their support and hard work. Upcoming events are announced, including the winter/spring mentor coaching program and the December holiday party. The organization is seeking more sponsors for new members to help them integrate into the community.
The document is a newsletter from Dinah Snow, President of ICF Colorado, that provides updates on recent and upcoming events for the organization. It summarizes that the organization recently had a successful conference where members made valuable connections. It encourages members to provide feedback on the conference and get involved in leadership by joining the board. It also announces an upcoming holiday party and monthly meeting where new board members will be voted in.
The District 13 Toastmasters 2015 Spring Conference will be held April 24-25 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Washington, PA. The keynote speaker will be Sharon Anita Hill, an International Director for Toastmasters. The agenda includes an evaluation contest, morning and afternoon workshops, and an international speech contest. Dawn and Mike Staropoli from the Aspinwall Toastmasters club will present a workshop on mentoring in Toastmasters.
The president's message discusses both consistency and change within the Missouri Career Development Association (MoCDA) organization over the 2015-2016 term. Members can continue to expect biannual roundtables, webinars, a spring conference and newsletters, which honors MoCDA's core mission. However, the board is also implementing initiatives like a membership directory, volunteer recognition program, and strengthened partnerships to help MoCDA adapt to changes. The president expresses excitement for new initiatives while continuing commitments to members and mission.
The document summarizes upcoming events and activities for the Association for Women in Communications (AWC) student chapter at Purdue University, including:
- An opportunity to apply for the Sarig Scholarship by March 12th.
- Information on how to sign up and fundraising goals for Relay for Life on April 10-11.
- Announcement of the chapter's meeting on March 9th.
- A call for members to join the newsletter committee.
This document provides an update from Greg Aden, President of ICF-CO, about upcoming events and initiatives for ICF-CO members. It introduces a new program called ICF-COpromote that will highlight member events and offerings in exchange for discounted rates for other members. It also announces the ICF-CO Fall Conference scheduled for November 4th and encourages members to find others to attend. Finally, it provides information about upcoming monthly meetings and special interest groups for March 2016.
May 2012 Denver Coach Federation NewsletterICF Colorado
The document provides information about upcoming events for the Denver Coach Federation (DCF), which has rebranded itself as ICF Colorado after becoming an official chapter of the International Coach Federation. The next DCF monthly meeting on May 10th will feature a presentation on presence in coaching relationships by speaker Kathy Pike. Special interest group meetings before the general meeting will focus on exploring coaching as a profession and building a coaching business. Volunteers are also sought to help with various roles to support the organization.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events for the North Texas Coaches, including the June 9th PRISM awards event celebrating organizations that have benefited from coaching. It also announces three LinkedIn workshops in September, November and December to help coaches learn how to use LinkedIn effectively. The newsletter closes by listing additional upcoming chapter meetings and reminding members to renew their ICF global membership.
MPI WestField Chapter September Newslettercamerontoth
This document provides summaries of various MPI Westfield chapter members and events. It highlights lifetime members Anne Renken, Marty Bear, Carol Steirle, and Diane D. Smith through short profiles and interviews. It also provides a spotlight on member Maria "Pia" Carpenter and previews the October education event on food, beverages, and costumes from the 1960s. Additionally, it advertises partnership opportunities with the MPI Westfield chapter and recaps a successful leadership training session.
The webinar titled "They Joined, They Love Us - Now What?" provides strategies for congregations to keep newer members active and involved. It discusses creating strong relationships among members, engaging members in faith formation activities like reading groups and leadership opportunities, encouraging meaningful contributions through social justice work, and using online networks and resources to continue spiritual growth and connection beyond in-person gatherings. The webinar is intended to help congregations integrate education and reflection into all of their activities to develop members' Unitarian Universalist faith over time.
November 2017: ICF Colorado Newsletter ICF Colorado
This document provides an overview of upcoming events and announcements from the ICF Colorado chapter:
- The ICF Colorado Holiday Party will be held on December 13th from 6-9pm at The Tavern in Lowry for the first 40 attendees.
- The Continuous Coaching Development group in Colorado Springs will meet on the first Thursday of each month, with the next meeting on December 7th from 6-9pm.
- The January 11th in-person meeting in Aurora will feature a presentation on coaching supervision from 6-8:30pm.
- A virtual program on January 31st from noon-1:30pm will address dealing with difficult client situations.
- Exciting
The document discusses District 13 of Toastmasters and their focus on P.R.I.D.E. (Personal Responsibility In Delivering Excellence). It introduces the District Director, Dr. Hollis Batista, and emphasizes that all members should strive for excellence. It then lists ways District 13 shows P.R.I.D.E., such as bringing learning experiences and growth opportunities to members. The document provides information on upcoming district events and recognizes the winners of the International speech contest from the recent spring conference.
The document describes the new website for the RPA organization. It highlights several new features, including a member profile area, services for members, opportunities for members to promote their services, events, ways to stay informed, and mutual support programs. It provides details on each of these sections and shares quotes from board members about their experiences volunteering and how it has helped them grow both professionally and personally.
This document provides a message from Dinah Snow, President of ICF Colorado, updating members on upcoming events and thanking board members for their work. It discusses the following:
- Upcoming joint networking event with ATD-RMC and NSA CO on August 20th and the Dare to THRIVE fall conference on October 14th.
- Thanks board members like Elke Saeubert, Greg Aden, Amanda Yuill, Walt Hastings, Tom Lietaert, Lisa Hale, Stephanie Wachman, and Mary Gail Becker for their work planning events, growing membership, managing finances, and other roles.
- Requests members check their membership status and payment due to issues when switching
December 2018 ICF Colorado Newsletter ICF Colorado
This document provides an overview of upcoming events and announcements from the ICF Colorado chapter. It includes:
1) A farewell message from the outgoing ICF-CO President Lisa Hale reflecting on her time leading the chapter and the growth of the coaching profession.
2) A holiday message from the incoming 2019 ICF-CO President Jacquie Fedo offering a reflection exercise for the holidays.
3) An announcement about the launch of the ICF Ignite Pro Bono Project providing coaching to non-profits through the ICF Foundation.
4) A welcome to new ICF-CO members and information on the upcoming January in-person meeting on creating a coaching business vision.
The document provides an overview of the new RPA website and its features. It summarizes the website sections including member profiles, services, finding practitioners, opportunities to promote services, events calendar, shop, staying informed, and mutual support programs. It includes quotes from board members about their experiences. Priorities for 2018/19 are outlined, such as creating committees, defining roles, recruiting volunteers, and completing onboarding tasks for the new website.
The newsletter provides updates from ICF Colorado, including a message from the President thanking members for their high participation. It announces upcoming events like the fall certification program and joint networking event in August. Members are encouraged to provide suggestions. Details are provided on special interest groups that will not meet in July/August. The featured article discusses powerful questions. Information is also included on membership and the October conference on authentic leadership.
1. January 2010 Newsletter
In This Issue
President's Message
PACA's Monthly Dinner
Meeting
Hello PACA Community,
C-Suite
It’s 2010 – Twenty Ten! How cool is that?
New Member's Corner
We are finally moving out of the Two Thousand
and whatever (eight, nine, etc.) years and into Save The Date!
the Twenty Whatever years. Maybe it’s just me,
but I think that’s pretty cool. And, I’m very Annual Intensive Seminar
grateful and excited to be your new PACA
President as we move into this first Twenty
“Whatever” year. Quick Links
We’ve already got a lot of great things planned for 2010: PACA Website
Our Events
3rd Annual Mega-Mixer – May 20
Professional Development full day event with both ASTD and Member Area
Penn State Great Valley – November 12 Contact Us
Put both on your calendars now.
Connect
Beyond our monthly events, I’d like to I share with you my vision for with PACA
PACA.
My hopes for each of you, because you are PACA, come from my
experience with this incredible group of people. I joined PACA back in
the good old days of 2001. I was a coach just starting out and PACA Add PACA as a friend
gave me the support to get started. That being said, I walked away from
PACA for over 5 years. I really believed both I and my business were OK on Facebook
(thank you very much!) without PACA. Somewhere around 2006, it
dawned on me that I knew ZERO coaches and ZERO coaches knew
me.
Connect with PACA
With completely selfish motives in mind, I volunteered for the PACA on LinkedIn
Board. From a strictly business perspective, it just seemed like a no-
brainer that I needed to know other coaches (so that I could refer them)
and that other coaches needed to know me (so that they could refer me).
I jumped in with both feet.
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Little did I know how that ‘selfish’ move would literally change my life. My Yahoo! Groups
business has grown by leaps and bounds. I have been able to refer
PACA coaches for coaching and other work, which is one of the best
feelings! And beyond business, I have forged new, deep relationships Visit PACA's
that were sorely lacking in my prior life. Web Site
2. My vision for PACA is that each of you “Jump in with both feet!”
Interested in
Don’t let the Twenty Whatever years go by without getting involved. We Being Interviewed
do love to see you all at the monthly meetings, but simply going to these
meetings is NOT going to give back to you deep friendships or business
for Our New
referrals that could be life changing. Getting involved in either the Board Member Column?
or the many committee opportunities can be life changing. Call me if
you’d like to discuss options. Please contact
Pat Weeks at:
Finally, a word of thanks to the entire outgoing 2009 Board and each and patweeks@comcast.net
every PACA volunteer. We had a great year with each of you making
significant contributions of your time and energy.
I certainly look forward to working with and getting to know many more Display Your
of you over this year. Products And
Promotional
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Monthly Meetings
Joanne
Joanne Vitali Did you know?
PACA 2010 President
president@philadelphiacoaches.org
PACA members are
welcome to bring and
display their coaching
products at all monthly
PACA meetings. A long-
standing member-only
PACA's January Monthly Dinner Meeting benefit, a table will now be
available just for PACA
members to display their
Date & Time: Thursday, January 21, 2010 - 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM
items.
Topic: "How to Earn $250,000 Coaching Your Clients to
Success" (Revised Title) So bring your coaching
tools, books, flyers of
Speaker: Michael Charest upcoming events, etc. and
share with our community!
Location: Double Tree Guest Suites, 640 W. Germantown Pike,
Plymouth Meeting, PA (610) 834-8300 For more information,
please contact Clare
Details & Registration: Click here Sautter at
Claresautter@comcast.net
or 610-304-5829.
AGENDA
6:00PM: Registration & Networking
6:30PM: Buffet Dinner Served Good News for
6:45PM: President’s Announcements
7:15PM: Speaker: Michael Charest You
8:30PM: Additional Networking
9:00PM: Meeting Adjuourned Have you been:
Why did you become a coach? Chances are it was to create a great life Covered in the
for yourself and help people reach their goals and dreams in the news?
process, right? Published in a
magazine?
Quoted as an
Have you created this great life for yourself yet? expert?
How many people are you helping?
Are you living YOUR best life? Then we want to know!
Have you achieved financial prosperity? Send your good news
How can you expect to help others when you, yourself, are links to communications@
struggling in your business? philadelphiacoaches.org
so we can share with the
3. whole PACA community.
How many people can you possibly be serving if you are making
only $2, $3, or $4k per month?
The average coach generates about $32k per year in revenue…
REVENUE, not profit.
Did you become a coach to earn just $2k per month and help
maybe 6-8 people at a time? I DON’T THINK SO!
How would you like to really help people and EARN $250,000+ per
year?
That’s over $20,000 per MONTH! Are you anywhere close to this? Do
you even think it’s possible? Well, it is.
Join Michael Charest at our January meeting
and learn:
Five specific Business principles that are
CRITICAL to achieve $250k per year
How to earn over $1,000 per HOUR
coaching.Yes, it’s possible.
How to serve over 50 clients with less
time/stress than serving 15
Four revenue streams to generate over
$250,000 per year
About our Speaker: Michael Charest is a ten-year veteran personal and
business coach, consultant, author, and speaker. He is president of
Business Growth Solutions, a company specializing in coaching clients
to success. He has helped thousands of small business owners grow
their businesses and their lives, and wants to help you do the same.
Michael’s passion is writing and speaking. He is humorous, hard-hitting,
and an expert in his field. He travels throughout the United States and
internationally delivering high-energy, inspirational, and informative talks.
He is a member of the International Coaches Federation and the
National and Colorado Speakers Associations.
For more information about Michael and his company, go to:
www.bgsllc.com.
Register Online Now!
C-Suite
Welcome to 2010! There seems to be a renewed
confidence that an economic uptick is on the way,
which is sparking hope. For the organizational
coaches among us, this is very good news.
The business news keeps bombarding us with the
message, things won’t be the same going forward.
What will this mean for us? Our coaching clients? What is new or
different that we’ll need to learn?
These are among the questions surrounding the initial planning of the
2010 Professional Conference that PACA & ASTD are hosting in
partnership with Penn State Great Valley for November 12, 2010. If you
want to help answer those questions and join a dynamic group to plan
4. this event, I invite you to join a committee. You can help shape that
agenda, speakers, breakouts, showcase and sponsorships. Estimated
time commitment: 1-2 conference calls/month; 2-3 hours/month
maximum.
Following are specific committee duties. If you’re interested in
participating, review the details below, find your passion and play to your
strengths, then please let either Jeff Kaplan or me know how you want to
contribute.
Responsibilities of Committees
Joint ASTD/PACA/PSGV Professional Conference
Marketing
Design flyers and marketing copy based on theme decided by
Steering Committee for:
- communications with membership of each group
- group websites
- online ads
- registration page, etc.
Develop timeline for all PR, online and other communications and
communicate that to all who need to know
Post free online ads (existing list to be provided to chairperson)
Publish in Philadelphia Business Journal and other appropriate
vehicles that target: sponsors, organizations, individual attendees
Vendors (Showcase)
Determine pricing for vendor tables
Solicit vendors (work with marketing to be consistent in
messaging/branding, etc.)
Handle master vendor list
Collect payment from vendors prior to conference
Organize and set up day of event
Treasury
Determine how payment will be collected from vendors and
participants
Ensure links are provided to each partnering group for on line
payment
Keep track of all expenses and revenue
Issue monthly status reports
Registration
Enlist volunteers to welcome attendees and process walk in
registrations
Determine registration process
Work with appropriate organizational designate to coordinate and
post registration process
Issue registration links to partnering organizations
Sponsorships
Determine pricing/levels for sponsorships
5. Work with marketing to develop messaging/outreach to potential
sponsors, etc.
Handle sponsorship logistics for day of event (ex. goody bags,
flyers for sponsors, banners, etc.)
Work with vendor chair as necessary
Solicit sponsors
Maintain master sponsor list
Collect payment prior to event
Facilities and Logistics
Determine # rooms needed; who will be where, general logistics
for event
Interface with caterer
Partner with Penn State facility staff
Partner with programming chair to ensure equipment needs are
available for each speaker
Programming
Select all speakers/presenters for event
Determine most effective programming modes
Work with each speaker to obtain marketing info and details
Host all speakers day of event
Coordinate any speaker needs
Work closely with marketing and registration to be sure attendees
know what to expect from the programming of the day
As soon as you open that brand new 2010 calendar, turn to November
12 and block the entire day for this amazing professional development
day. Going electronic? Set aside that date now!
With a bright and hopeful outcome for our economy and each of our
businesses, I wish you a successful 2010!
Sheree Butterfield
PACA VP of Corporate Affairs
New Member’s Corner - Kayte Connelly, CCT
Interviewed by Patricia Weeks
For Kayte Connelly, CCT, mentoring has been
an integral part of her career for more than 15
years. After singing her way through college and
receiving a degree in Behavioral Science, Kayte
established her first nonprofit, The PA
Association of Songwriters, Composers and
Lyricists (PASCAL), with a dream to create a
public radio station for songwriters in the Lehigh
Valley.
Shortly thereafter, she traveled to California to
6. co-found a second organization, the Songwriters’ Organizations National
Group (SONG), with the heads of major record labels and licensing
companies. It was there that the importance of board governance,
community engagement and grant writing were impressed upon her. As
time passed, her two interests in music and organization continued to
intertwine.
Kayte has worked in a number of leadership positions with the disabled,
youth and senior populations in both government and education. As the
president of a parochial Chamber of Commerce she fostered its merging
with the TriCounty Area Chamber of Pottstown, PA, where she and her
team created and implemented a community leadership program.
Mentoring volunteers, board members and staff, she eventually left the
Chamber and became the head of the Berks Arts Council where she
continued her prior work of fostering budding artists. There she grew the
organization’s cash flow from a negative $29,000 to $1.8 million in seven
years.
In 2005, Kayte came to Philadelphia where she directed the transition of
the national headquarters of Rhythm & Blues Foundation from New
York. Again, significant fundraising efforts were accomplished and she
produced a major music awards presentation program which was shot
for BETJ.
Three years ago, Kayte opened her leadership coaching and
organization consulting practice. As a certified ChangeWorks®
practitioner, analyst and trainer, she calls herself a ChangeWorker. Her
clients are varied and include executives, artists, professional trade
organizations and entrepreneurial coaching roundtables in Delaware.
She creates customized ChangeWorks® assessments supporting clarity
and accountability for each client.
The surprises in coaching for Kayte arise from how often people don’t
understand our profession. Frequently, potential clients feel that there
must be something wrong with them to seek coaching. However, Kayte
is confident that coaching will become more recognized as an
opportunity for people to explore themselves and reach fulfillment
purposefully.
Kayte’s favorite clients are “people who have a blank canvas in front of
them and are carefully selecting colors. Each stroke provides an
appreciation of their individual processes.” Kayte loves supporting
people and organizations to find their own voice, to be themselves or to
stand up in a certain way for themselves. Her core belief is that in
everyone there is a capacity for leadership, whether it’s being a better
leader as a family member, in an organization or in a community.
Given two weeks of free professional development, Kayte would use that
opportunity to quietly reflect her dream of establishing a retreat center.
She would explore how to achieve balance between the business of
running leadership retreat centers and creating the story each of us want
to tell. Once understanding of the funding model is completed, Kayte is
confident her retreat center will be manifested into reality.
Kayte’s proudest accomplishment is establishing the first leadership
class for the TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce, the culmination of
3 years of work. Following the lead of others, comprehensive board
management training programs were crafted for this economic region.
This experience allowed participants to understand how a community
works and how people find their place in it. This program just graduated
its 10th class.
Kayte’s words to live by: “Make mistakes frequently – if you don’t try,
you’ll never fully experience life. We permit ourselves to make mistakes
7. because that means we’re trying.”
Kayte’s legacy also extends to her family. As the 2nd oldest of 11
children, she encourages 30 nephews and nieces to make lots of noise.
She lives in West Chester with her husband, Marc Riddell.
SAVE THE DATE!
PACA's February Monthly Dinner Meeting
Date & Time: Thursday, February 18, 2010 - 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Topic: "Coaching Transcendent Leaders"
Speaker: Pam Boney
Location: TBA
Check PACA's Calendar of Events for registration information coming
soon!
Annual Intensive Seminar
Sponsored by National Speakers Association –
Philadelphia
Date & Time: Saturday, January 23, 2010 -
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Topic: "Growing Your Business"
Speaker: Mark LeBlanc
Location: Renaissance Philadelphia Hotel
Airport
500 Stevens Drive
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19113
( 610) 521-5900
Click here for directions
Cost: Non-members $159
Members $129
- Register by 1/8/10 for $30
discount!
- A 10% discount code is being
offered to all current PACA
members – the code is PACA10.
Details & Registration: Click here
Specific strategies, tactics, and tools to help YOU grow your business as
an independent professional, business owner, and entrepreneur. Join us
for this one-of-a-kind program and get more focused, attract more
prospects, stimulate more referrals, and ultimately create a path and
8. plan for generating more business!
Mark will provide you with EXACTLY what you need to know (and do!) in
order to jumpstart your small business success. He will help you identify
and develop specific skills that are critical from an owner’s perspective.
You will zero in on four key focus areas:
Direction
Identity
Marketing
Benchmarking
You will develop strategies for creating an identity in the marketplace
that will have an immediate impact on your success. From a marketing
perspective, discover what it takes to get your telephone to ring, and
generate repeat and referral business. Join us for this high-impact all
day event.
Register Online Here!
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Subscribe by sending an email to PhilaCoaches-
subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Use it to ask questions of colleagues or
share presentations.
Anyone can subscribe, but posting is a MEMBER BENEFIT. For any
questions contact Laura Pumo.
Connection with Your Executive Board!
Join us at a PACA Board Meeting to get better acquainted with your
Board: 1st Thursday of each month from 10:15 AM - 12:00 Noon.
As location varies, please contact PACA Secretary Christine Fontana
secretary@philadelphiacoaches.org or 610-585-6960 to confirm your
attendance at a Board meeting and receive instructions.
If you have suggestions or observations about our community, please
feel free to contact any of the Board members
http://www.philadelphiacoaches.org/contact.html.