NAWBO Committees
Our committees are an integral part of NAWBO's activities.
It is through the committees that we establish, advertise and run our programs.
We also support membership and become active in the community through our committees'
efforts.
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The programs committee helps create and implement each monthly meeting’s topic and guest speaker selection. Our goal is to select topics that support the NAWBO mission and values. These monthly meetings are valuable to our members, increase our visibility and enhance our organization to make a difference for women business owners. |
Programs Calling Committee |
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The program’s committee is responsible for the content of the Lexington Chapter events while also setting a program schedule, identifying and recruiting presenters it is necessary to make phone calls and establish relationships. This committee helps facilitate the phone calls and communication.
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| Membership Committees | |
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Recruiting, educating, and gaining new members involved in the Lexington NAWBO chapter develop our chapter growth. The membership committee works hard to bring in business -women who strengthen and contribute to our membership. |
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Hospitality |
The hospitality committee is responsible for arriving a little early to monthly meetings and events to personally welcome each guest and member to the event. They are also integral in welcoming new members to the chapter each month. |
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Membership-Recruiting |
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Contacting and actively seeking our new members to get involved with our chapter takes a team. This team recruits new members and spreads the word about our chapter. A dynamic group of smart and engaging women are ready to discuss business ideas and strategies to public policy issues impacting women or where to get the best dinner in town. |
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Membership-Retention |
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We never like to see a member leave so we developed a committee that would actively stay in contact with members particularly ones who are becoming less active to see if we can offer support. Our commitment to our members is very important and we like to know why members leave so we can either offer support or make improvements to our chapter.
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| Awards Committees | |
Winner’s Circle Committee |
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Every year we hold our Annual Winner’s Circle Awards Banquet. There are nominations, applications, deadlines, coordination of award plaques, judging, and other aspects of coordinating our biggest awards event. It takes a team of volunteers to help make this event a success.
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| Public Policy Committee | |
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Public policy is important to NAWBO. Yearly four members attend NAWBO’s Public Policy Conference and each attendee reports back to the board. These individuals are not only alert to new and hot topic issues but they are also are active in initiatives for issues important to women business owners.
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Corporate & Economic Development Committees |
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Corporate Recruiting |
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Corporate Partners are vital to the success of our not for profit chapter. We are always looking for new partners and this committee is dedicated to recruiting new partners. |
Corporate Retention |
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As equally important is making sure our Corporate Partners are happy and receiving all the benefits we offer to them. This team communicates regularly with each representative of our Corporate Partners. |
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| Community Service | |
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The community service committee actively looks for opportunities that
NAWBO members can participate in to give back to the community. Community
events that we have participated in the past are the Susan G. Komen BMW
Drive for the Cure, Habitat for Humanity’s Women’s Build, and
many others.
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| Publicity | |
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The Publicity Committee is responsible for promoting and
advertising the events, awards and meetings for NAWBO.
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