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The State of the Chapter: Creating Value for You and Your Firm. Membership Committee. Net increase in membership in 2007 May ’06 – 280 members May ’07 – 304 members, 46 new members May ’08 – 274 members, 26 new members 56 members not yet renewed for 2008 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The State of the Chapter:
Creating Value for You and Your Firm
Membership Committee
• Net increase in membership in 2007 – May ’06 – 280 members– May ’07 – 304 members, 46 new members– May ’08 – 274 members, 26 new members
• 56 members not yet renewed for 2008– Email and calling campaign to complete
renewals and welcome new members
• Membership survey is out – please complete
Certifications Committee
• CTP courses / exams were in DFW 2007
• Need minimum 16 CONFIRMED participants to schedule courses / exams in DFW area
• Boot Camp participation and new memberships in 2007 / 2008 suggest potential need for DFW schedule
• Interested CTP candidates contact Paul Ossa, [email protected]
University Relations Committee
• Two TCU students entered Carl Marks Competition– Brad Bennett and Anna Kruhavets
• Expect to continue in-roads at TCU and UTD
• No planned programs during summer
• Additional Committees to nurture growth– Young Professionals – Women’s Networking– Community Service
• Committees and committee members are listed on the web site under “About TMA”
Programs Committee
• Annual Boot Camp
• All Day Workshop
• Working to ensure programs qualify for CLE and / or CPE
• Experimented with 50 / 50 monthly meetings – programs vs. pure networking
All Day Restructuring Workshop
• September 10, 2008
• Belo Mansion & The Pavilion at the Belo Mansion
• Bankruptcy panel discussions– Debtor Topics– Creditor Topics
• Panel on Funds / Lending Perspective
• Main Panel discussion on Credit Crunch
Public Relations Committee
• Working to get more DFW news and articles into both the local media and the Journal of Corporate Renewal
• Working with TMA to identify and train DFW media contacts for the TMA
• Working with other committees and webmaster to better publicize and promote TMA – DFW news and events.
Public Relations Committee
• Dallas Business Journal Insert fall of 2008
• Insert articles will address:
– Business Checkup• Characteristics of well run companies• Stages / signs of problem companies
– Diagnoses and Treatments
Public Relations Committee
• Firms and individuals interested in purchasing advertising, or contributing to the insert please contact Andrew Pendleton or Bill Biermann
TMA – DFW Chapter Web Site
• TMA Web Site Changes
• Basic Layout of Site
• Navigation Tips
• New Search Engine within the Site
• Updating Your Profile to Benefit from New Search Engine
• Your Input to Help Drive the Site and Keep It Fresh and Relevant
TMA Web Site Changes
• TMA push to upgrade the website in 2008
• Past articles are now available to public
• Past conference and event information available
• Enhanced search capability
• Changes to member profile format
Future Planned Changes
• Integration of the CTP site into TMA’s site
• Archiving of Webinar programs for later access and sale
• Online educational programs that would qualify for continuing education credits…. for CTPs and possibly other certifications and licenses
• From the TMA Leadership Letter by Arthur Perkins, TMA President Apr 9, 2008
Logging Onto the Site
• WWW.TURNAROUND.ORG
• WWW.DALLAS.TURNAROUND.ORG
• Need your user name and password
• Forgotten your info?
• Current members – contact Maribeth
Basic Layout of Web Site
• Right Margin– Upcoming TMA Event– Links to Keystone Sponsors’ Web Sites
• Center of Page– Letter from Leadership– Upcoming Events– Recent Articles– From the Newsroom
Basic Layout of Web Site
• Left Margin– TMA Logo is the “home” button– Links to TMA and Chapter home pages– What’s New– Menu buttons for:
• Newsletter• Newsroom• Publications
Basic Layout of Web Site
• Top Line Menu
– About TMA
– Business Assistance
– Career Development
Navigation Tips
• TMA logo is the “Home” button
• Link to TMA and Chapter home pages below TMA logo
• Watch menu options in left margin as drill down into web site
• Chapter information sometimes at bottom of topic (FAQ’s, Related Industry Sites)
• Spelling and spacing counts in searches
• Change Password within your profile
New Search Engine within the Site
• Top line menu vs. Search line menu– “Membership” vs. “Members”
New Search Engine within the Site
• Top line menu vs. Search line menu– “Membership” vs. “Members”
• Search by Membership– Searches entire TMA population– Chapter, Industry, or Occupation– Sort within 3 broad categories by:
• Last Name, Company, Chapter
New Search Engine within the Site
• Top line menu vs. Search line menu– “Membership” vs. “Members”
• Search Line “Members”– New button “more options”– Allows searches using combination of 7 fields– Spelling & Spacing count – Healthcare vs. Health care
Updating Your Profile to Benefit from New Search Engine
• Get familiar with broad industries and occupations in top line menu “Memberships”
• TMA built these keyword lists from analysis of profiles
• Keyword lists will be periodically updated, so do not limit yourself to the list
• Watch your spelling
Updating Your Profile to Benefit from New Search Engine
• Four sections to profile
• Save each section prior to moving to next
• “About You” section
– Keyword options appear as type 2 – 3 letters
– New fields for notable deals and slider bar to set range of deals you typically work
– Expanded fields for awards, education, etc
Updating Your Profile to Benefit from New Search Engine
• “About Your Firm” section
– Keyword options appear as type 2 – 3 letters
– New slider bar to set range of deals your firm will typically work
Your Input to Help Drive the Site and Keep It Fresh and Relevant
• Update your profile
• Provide content– Respond to new member Q&A– news items regarding your firm & career– articles and case studies– Provide input for FAQ’s & links
• Webmaster – Bill Biermann– [email protected]