Membership CommitteeSpring 2010

Top 2010 PrioritiesI. Council Members

Goal: Further Member engagement by building on current successes.

• Continue to expand and solidify geographic reach, including leveraging Member social events, linking to Alumni Association, and coordinating with Development and University calendars.

• Expand member role within the university through utilization of new Member database.

• Plan and implement next phase of Associate Member development.

• Promote more dynamic communication to Council members, including use of web-site, email, and newsletter, creating more frequent interaction between semi-annual meetings.

Membership

New Members since April 1, 2009: 9

As of April 7, 2010

Full Council Members: 132

Associate Members: 537

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Engagement Statistics• Events have 6 to 20 attendees (except the CWBC Dinners)

•  9 Events already held since January 2009 have had over 100 participants, and have been held in various cities.

•  If you count in CWBC dinners, then the number is over 200 participants.

• 10 Events scheduled for 2010

2010 Social Events~Ann Finck

April Dinner at The Park Avenue Club

Florham Park, NJ hosted by Mary- Jane Flaherty

April Home Reception in Chevy Chase, MD

Hosted by Martie Kendrick

May Event at Philip Johnson Glass House in New Canaan, CT Hosted by Anita Cobb,

Suzanne Cole, Kathleen Corbet, Lisa Corvese and Mary Ellen Jay

June Reception in Brookline, MAHosted by Liz Foley

JulyReception on Cape CodHosted by Diane Coletti and

Kathy Haley

August Reception in New York CityHosted by Margot Morrell

August Reception on Cape CodHosted by Anne Phelan

Sept. Reception in New York CityHosted by Noelle Grainger

December Reception in New York CityHosted by Dineen Riviezzo

Buddy System

Since the Buddy System began in 2007,

there have been 59Buddy pairs.

LinkedIn

Council Members: 58

Associate Members: 197

Total: 255

CWBC Database Project

Objective:The CWBC is creating an Inventory of Skills Database that captures the collective wisdom of the CWBC members in areas of deep skills, life experiences and passions.  This tool will

serve as a resource for all members to exchange ideas, share strategies to address personal and professional challenges and to

engage with each other in a way that transcends geographic boundaries.

Survey

• Professional

• Healthcare/Illness• Personal or family members • Parenting• Marriage

• Caring for Parents• Avocations/Hobbies/Passions:

• Art• Sports• Travel

• Philanthropy• Faith

In addition to professional information, Members will be asked if they would like to share personal experiences they have encountered throughout all stages of their lives including:

Log in Page

Each Council Member will log in using the preferred email in Millennium. If

they can’t log in they will contact Diane Carey for assistance

Indentify Themselves

• Survey link for members to complete• Membership committee members will

have a different link to review their assignments.- List of assignments – Status of Completed or not

Completed.

First Page

• Demographic Information to use for contact information and update Information

Mary Lou DeLong NC’71Wellesley, MA Boston College Vice President and University Secretaryemail: delongm@bc.edu ind: Higher Education Administration

Chestnut Hill, MAbph: 617-552-3636

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Table of Contentssections of the survey

• Professional Questions• Personal Questions• Volunteer Questions• BC Impact on your Life’s Journey

Overall Process

• Council Members will be able to log in and complete the survey online.

• Once complete, there is no reentry. Contact Diane and she could open it.

• Membership Committee members will see the status only. They cannot view members’ responses.

• Link included onCWBC Members only page