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MEMBERSHIP LIST EEO & Diversity Advisory Committee (updated 10/16/17) Jacob Knapp, Co-chair Deputy Counsel Chancellor’s Office (916) 324-4711 Bay Area region: Albert Moore, Co-Chair Associate Vice Chancellor, Human Resources West Valley Mission CCD (408) 741-2060 Eugene Whitlock, Vice Chancellor Human Resources and Employee Relations San Mateo CCD (650) 358-6883 Southern California region: Sheri Wright, HR Director Mira Costa College (760) 795-6865 Monalisa Hasson, Vice President Resources Barbara City College Telephone: (805) 730-4734 Sylvia Macias, Manager, Project MATCH Program Administrator, EEO Programs Los Angeles CCD (323) 953-4000, ext. 3542 Arturo Ocampo, Director Equity & Compliance North Orange CCD (714) 808-4820 Jo Palkowitz Equal Opportunity & Diversity Officer San Diego CCD (619) 388-6591 Central region: Terri Pyer, Associate Vice President Hartnell CCD (831) 755-6706 Stacy Zuniga, Manager EEO/Diversity & Staff Development State Center CCD (559) 244-5990 Northern California region: Cameron Abbott, Director of Human Resources Sierra CCD (916) 660-7006 Sussanah Sydney, Manager HR/Employment Equity Santa Rosa Jr. College (707) 527-4821 ACCCA Rep KaneEsha K. Tarrant Vice President of Student Services Los Angeles Trade Tech College 213-763-70761 Mary Anne Gularte, VP, Human Resources College of the Desert CCD (760) 674-3777 Academic Senate Rep Sam Foster North Orange CCD sfoster@fullcoll.edu (714) 992-7439 Dolores M. Davison, Professor & Chair, Departments of History & Women's Studies Foothill College (650) 949-7196
Membership of Cooperate Forum Representatives Training, Employment and Enterprise Forum - Gregory Cohn(GC) Children and Forum- Alex Nelson (AN) Tower Hamlets Community Advice Network – Steph Dickinson (SD) Health and Wellbeing Forum – Jennifer Fear (JF) Migrants and Refugee Forum – Maria Iglesias (MI) Interfaith Forum - Rev Alan Green Community Safety Partnership – Denise Radley No Place for Hate Forum - Rev Alan Green Volunteering - Premises – Shah 3rd Sector representatives Chief Executive of THCVS – Damian Brady 3rd sector elected members Elected representative 1 – Jim Minton Elected representative 2 – Jane Caldwell Elected representative 3 – Jama Omar Elected representative 4 – No candidate Council Representatives LBTH Corporate Director Resources - Sharon Godman (SG – Co Chair) LBTH Senior Manager responsible for VCS programmes - Steve Hill (SH), A representative of the Local Strategic Partnership –Tracey Joseph - Commissioning - David Freeman (DF), Programme Manager - Mohammed Ahad (MA) Sector Team – Afazul Hoque Head of Corporate Strategy & Policy Councillors Lead Cabinet Member for Voluntary and Community Sector – Sabine Akhtar (SA)
Name………………………….……….. Address…………………………………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………………………………….. Home Tel……………………………………… Mobile tel……………………………………… Email address………………………………………………………………………… I hereby agree to abide by the Club Rules and Regulations at all times, a copy of which have been supplied to me and to remit my Subscription when requested to so throughout the currency of my Membership. I enclose payment for my membership subscription. Signature ……………………………………. Subscription type (please tick) Life member (£750 or SO 10 x £75) …………. Playing member over 21 (£150 or SO 12 x £12.50) ………… Playing member under 21/ student/ unemployed (£50) …… Playing member (Exile) £20 .............. (name of home club ...................................................) VP (£60 or SO 4 x £15.00) ………. Coach/Ref (Level F £50 ....) (Level 1 £25 ....) (Level 2+ £Free ....) (Referee £ Free....) OAP 65 and over (£30) ……. Social member (£30) ….. Lady Associate (£10) …… Family Membership (£100) ....... (Please include names of all applicants and DOB of juveniles. Use a separate sheet if necessary) INTERNATIONAL TICKETS 2016-17
MEMBERSHIP GUIDE The names of hyperlinked resources appear with an underline and usually in a blue font and can be downloaded on by clicking on the hyperlink, or ordered on with the SKU number provided. If you experience any trouble when placing your order, please email or . PUBLICATIONS Name Description Audience Available This guide explains the process of creating a membership development plan and provides strategies and tools you can use to attract and engage new members. Club presidents and membership committees, and district membership chairs (SKU: 417) This guide describes a nine-step process to create a new club, from the initial idea to the charter celebration, and beyond. District governors N/A Utilize this guide to develop a process for engaging new members from the start by helping them get involved, connecting them with a mentor, and by pacing the learning over time. Club leadership (SKU: 414) A quick guide for clubs with strategies for enhancing your club’s structure, activities, and even culture. Club leadership (SKU: 245A) Eight-page guide shows how to get involved and connect with Rotary. Current members (SKU: 595) how to evaluate and improve your membership development plan with these tools, complete with sample surveys and information on organizing new clubs, recruiting and retaining members. Current members (SKU: 801) This comprehensive guide to all things Rotary covers everything from how Rotary began to how you can optimize your membership experience. New members (SKU: 699) Impact Begins With You This prospective member brochure explains who we are and what sets us apart from other organizations. Prospective members (SKU: 001) ONLINE COURSES Name Description Audience Available New! Best Practices for Engaging Members Is your club losing more members than it’s gaining? It’s time to get serious about engaging members. Rotary members New! Kick-start Your New Member Orientation Are new members leaving within a year or two? Learn how to better connect with them and help them get involved from the start. Rotary members New! Practicing Flexibility and Innovation If you find that your club’s rules are preventing members from getting the experience they want from Rotary, try changing them. Rotary members
ABOYNE CANOE CLUB (ACC) - Membership Application Form 2018-19 Aboyne Canoe Club is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO), Scottish Charity number: SC047329. Section 1 – Membership Details Member Details Membership details (see note 1 overleaf) Full name M/F D.O.B. Address including postcode Contact no Contact Email Emergency contact name & number SCA no Membership Category (A), (A+J), (F), (AM), (S) Payment Method
Member Name I give my consent for my details to be shared with the SCA for the purposes of club affiliation I confirm that I would like to join the SCA as a member of ACC (ACC will send confirmation/ opt in via SCA portal email alert) I am willing to apply for PVG / Disclosure to assist with junior club members I hereby consent for photographs of myself / my children to appear on the ACC website or Facebook(closed group for members) (ACC will contact members ahead of using any photographic images in the press/advertising material/FB Page). I hereby consent to receive information from ACC (and our partner organisations) regarding sessions / project information/ marketing /newsletters) by I hereby give my consent for ACC to store and use my data to enable my participation in ACC activities I hereby consent for ACC to share my details with funders / governing body / local authority as required
Fee Schedule Terms of Payment: The International Akaushi Registry Association operates on a cash basis. Registration fees are based on the date of the postmark indicating the date mailed by the applicant. Membership is the calendar year from January 1st to December 31st. Any information in this document is subject to periodic review and change. Fee Late Fee2 DNA1 Annual Membership Fee Full or New Membership Prorate for New Members (Jul1 - Dec.31) Associate Membership Jr. Membership- Students $200 $100 $75 $75 $225* Herd Book Registration Fee (per animal) Animals under 3 years of age Full Category 100% Purebred Category 15/16 or greater Percentage/ Recorded Cat. 7/8 or lower Full blood Feeders (cannot be bred) Purebred Feeders (cannot be bred) BASE parent or Recipient Dam Certificate Correction / Re-issue (per animal – all measurements) $50 $30 $15 $10 $10 $5 $10 $100 $60 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Other Animal Transfer Fees – all grades (within 60 days of sale) NSF Fees – Non-Sufficient Funds (per check) Wire Transfer Fees (per transfer) Akaushi panel (SNP, SCD, tenderness) SNP Parentage stand alone DNA collection Cards (blood cards) Performance Recording Fee (per animal – all measurements) $10 $25 $15 min $95 $35 $2 each (min 10 cards) TBA $20 Marketing Note: All Submissions need to be print-ready additional layout & design extra --$50/hr Website Classified Advertisements ( Auction and/or Private Treaty Sales) Premium Website Advertising Advertising via the I.A.R.A. Membership Email Network $25 List fee +$75/mo $300 for 6 months $500 for 12 months $30 /6 mo. $95 per *Membership Late fee payable after March 30th 1 Parent verification by DNA is required. Case numbers will be recorded on the I.A.R.A. database 2The prescribed late fees are payable when applications for registration are made on animals more than 36 months of age or transfer applications that are received by the association more than 60 days after the confirmed date of transfer/sale. Membership Application Form
Advocacy Animal Welfare Arts and Culture Befriending/Mentoring Ethnic Minorities Campaigning/Lobbying Carers Charity Shop Childrens’ Services Community Council Community Development Community Facilities Community Forum Community Safety Community Transport Drug/Alcohol Issues Education/Learning/Training Emergency Response Employment Environment/Recycling Equality Faith/Religion/Belief Family Support Fundraising/Funding Health Helpline Housing Association Law and Justice Learning Disability Men Older People Overseas Aid/Developing World Physical Disability Poverty Refugees/Asylum Seekers Self help/Support Sensory Impairment Sexuality Single Parent Social Care Social Economy/Enterprise Sport/Leisure/Recreation Volunteering People Section 5 – Board and Committee Please provide us with a signed copy of your governing document (e.g Set of Rules, Constitution, Memorandum Articles of Association) 1. Which documents are you providing? 2. When did you last review these documents?
children’s regattas around the state. One of our own, Kim Logan represented the United States and the Coconut Grove Sailing Club in the 1996 Olympics. She was not the first CGSC sailor in the Olympics, nor will she be the last. Our Sailing Program starts with “Learn to Sail”, followed by Intermediate and Advanced Sailing. We also offer “Clinics” for improving student’s sailing skills. All of our instructors are U.S. Sailing Certified and are also assisted by experienced coaches. The Grove’s Nest proudly serves members of the Coconut Grove Sailing Club and their guests. BAR Monday Closed Tuesday 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM Wednesday 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM Thursday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Friday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Sunday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM KITCHEN Monday Closed Tuesday 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Wednesday 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Thursday 11:00 AM –9:00 PM Friday 11:00 AM –9:00 PM Saturday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sunday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Please download or print and complete this form, then email it to or post it to the office address above. Title (e.g. Mr, Mrs, Ms, Dr. Etc...) Forename Surname Address (including full postcode) Primary E-mail address Secondary E-mail address Contact Telephone Organisation where you work Position in that organisation Legal Qualification or Vocation (e.g. Solicitor, Barrister, Lecturer) Are you current, retired, practising, etc...? Jurisdictions in which you are qualified to practice or of which you have knowledge and experience Legal Specialisms Who introduced you to UKLFI? If no introducer, please state how you came to know about UKLFI and provide contact details of someone likely to be known to us who can confirm that you support our objects Any further information in support of your application (e.g. relevant experience, willingness to volunteer for casework) Payment – please put a “X” next to the applicable fee Standard - £50.00 Students - £30.00 PAYMENT DETAILS By Bank Transfer Account name: UKLFI Ltd Bank: Barclays Sort Code: 20-45-45 Account No. 13789748 IBAN: GB04 BARC 204545 13789748 SWIFT: BARC GB22 By cheque Payable to UKLFI Ltd Please send to Caroline Turner 3 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London WC2A 3XL By credit card via PayPal to Or use PAYMENT BUTTON on website PLEASE GIVE YOUR NAME AS A REFERENCE I confirm that I have read the Membership Information and that I support the objectives of UKLFI. Please sign and date Membership Information
Section B Cobseo Values New applicants are expected to demonstrate compatibility with the values of the Confederation which are: Support – the principle of our activities must be to aid our beneficiaries; Co-operation – embrace every opportunity to collaborate with others, to enhance the support available to our beneficiaries; Innovation – develop new ideas and practices that will add real value to our activities and that have lasting impact on our beneficiaries; Integrity – operate to ensure that we are open and honest, always acting in the best interests of our beneficiaries; Accountability – ensure that our standards of Governance and procedures are compliant with best practice. Compliance – guarantee that all our fundraising activities are in line with the current Code of Fundraising Practice, ensuring the good reputation of the Service Charity sector.
Signed in _____________________________________ On [dd/mm/yyyy] __________________________ Read and approved by [First Name/Last Name]: _____________________________________ _____________________________________ [Signature of legal representative] If applicable, please indicate the annexes attached to the membership application form and the number of pages: Annex(es): Power of attorney Pages:_____ Financial Report Pages:_____ The information hereunder will be filled-in by the GBE Brussels Office for administrative purposes: Received by Name/Last Name] __________________________________________ On [dd/mm/yyyy] __________________________ Approved by the Board of Green Budget Europe on [dd/mm/yyyy] _____________________________ Confirmation of approval sent on [dd/mm/yyyy] _____________________________ Confirmation of approval signed by Eero-Yrjö-Koskinen, Executive Director [Signature of GBE legal representative and stamp]
MEMBER BENEFITS ASSOCIATE BENEFITS Inform receive fortnightly Bulletin on strategic policy and parliamentary activity relevant to the built environment receive fortnightly Bulletin on strategic policy and parliamentary activity relevant to the environment receive strategic policy and parliamentary updates via working groups and briefings receive strategic policy and parliamentary updates via working groups and briefings Debate discuss strategic policy by participating in free consultation workshops discuss strategic policy by participating in free consultation workshops strengthen connections through networking with colleagues across the sector at annual conference and other events strengthen connections through networking with colleagues across the sector at annual conference and other events Advocate strategic policy by contributing to BEFS consultation responses with option to ‘sign up’ and secure input into policy and legislative developments by participating in working groups strategic policy by contributing to BEFS consultation responses with option to ‘sign up’ and secure input into policy and legislative developments by participating in working groups influence BEFS policy direction chair working groups and task forces contribute to developing a shared agenda for the sector via a rolling manifesto nominate an individual to BEFS Board influence the direction of BEFS with a vote at the AGM
Membership Application for 2018/2019 Family Name Postal Address Individual Members details: Category: Adult/Senior(13-17)/Junior(6-12)/Minor(<6)/Pensioner(>66). Fee type: Family/Adult/Under 18/Student/Pensioner. *Date of Birth if under 18 on 31/12/2017 First Name Surname Date of Birth* Category Fee Phone email Total membership fee enclosed: €
Membership application form BIN-Norden Personal information Name (family name, first name) Position Educational degree/Academic title Workplace/institution/organisation Link to institution Adress Postal code and city Country Telephone/cellphone E-mail Link to profile page at work, homepage or research publications
Document control Version history Version Date Author Comments 1.0 May 2014 Peaple Commissioned as part of a of documents that set out how we manage our key relationships with external stakeholders Related documents Document reference Document title NEST and Rules Members’ Panel Terms of Reference Panels’ Memorandum of Understanding Panels’ Code of Conduct Future releases Version Content
International *Specify wards here Who do you target in the community? (tick all that apply) Black and minority ethnic groups Carers Children and youth Elders/Older people Disabled people Families/Parents  General Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender people Women Other CSOs Other (please specify below What services does your organisation provide? (tick all that apply) Animal care Advice/Information/Guidance Advocacy/ Campaigning Arts/Culture/Heritage Befriending Charity shop Childcare/Play/Youth Club Community Association Community Centre Community Safety Counselling(professional only) Day/Respite care Domestic/Garden help Domestic violence Employment & related skills training Healthcare Housing/Accommodation Environmental/conservation Equipment hire/loan Financial services Fundraising support Grant making ICT services Leisure/Social Mental Health Office Services Research Sports Supplementary School Tenants/Residents association Translation services Substance misuse Transport Venue/Hall hire Volunteers Youth crime Other (please specify below) HELP GAVS PROVIDE A BETTER SERVICE How can GAVS help you? (tick all that apply) Advocacy/representation/campaigning Business/organisational planning Legal e.g. Constitution/memoranda and articles, Health and safety Finance/payroll Fundraising strategies/proposals/bids Resources IT/ Website/Social media e.g. Facebook Management and leadership Marketing, communication and publicity Monitoring and evaluation
Signature (parent if applicant under 19): ______________________________ Date: ____________
The Friends of ‘Iolani Palace Membership Application O Na Kupuna (Seniors*) $40 O Na Kakoo (Individuals) $50 O Na Ohana (Family) $100 O Na Kahu (Attendants) $500 O Chamberlain’s Circle $1,000 O Kalakaua Circle $5,000 O Liliuokalani Society $10,000 *Seniors = 65+ years YES, I'd like to be a Friend of ‘Iolani Palace! Name Mr. / Ms. / Mrs. Street Address City State Zip ( ) E-maiL METHOD OF PAYMENT O Cash O Check O Amex O Discover O Mastercard O Visa Card number Expiration date CVV Signature of cardholder I wish to make an additional donation of ___________ Total enclosed or amount to be charged ___________ Please make checks payable to: The Friends of ‘Iolani Palace Your gift is tax deductible as provided by law. The following categories receive all the basic benefits: Na Kupuna (Seniors 65+ of age) $40 Na Kakoo (Supporting Individuals) $50 Memberships at the Na Ohana level and above receive all of the basic benefits (with free admission to include two adults and any minor children living at the same address), plus the following additional privileges: Na Ohana (Family) $100 Two Guided Tour passes* Na Kahu (Attendants) $500 Two Guided Tour passes, two gallery passes, and an Iolani Palace bookmark Chamberlain’s Circle $1,000 Four Guided Tour passes, four gallery passes, and a $25 gift certificate redeemable at The Palace Shop or the Gallery Shop Kalakaua Circle $5,000 Four Guided Tour passes, four gallery passes, the most current Iolani Palace ornament available, and a $50 gift certificate redeemable at The Palace Shop or the Gallery Shop Liliuokalani Society $10,000 Four Guided Tour passes, four gallery passes, the most current Iolani Palace ornament available, and a $100 gift certificate redeemable at The Palace Shop or the Gallery Shop *Guided Tour passes and Gallery passes are good for only admission Mail to: Iolani Palace, P.O. Box 2259 Honolulu, HI 96804 (808) 522-0827
AEEE Membership Benefits Activity Head Activity Premium Large General Associate Market Information Access to latest market information including market size, opportunities, contacts, financing options, etc. Yes Yes Yes Yes Access to latest technologies and globally successful case studies Yes Yes Yes Limited Access to newsletters, whitepapers and reports Yes Yes Yes Yes Access to energy auditors, CMVPs, legal experts, financial institutions Yes Yes Yes Limited Market Visibility Highlighting profiles and technologies / stories through offline and digital channels Yes Yes Yes No Opportunity to sponsor / AEEE events, be part of interview coverage, speaking slots and panel discussions Yes Yes Limited Limited Being part of policy discussions and Government task force participation Yes Yes Limited Limited Connecting with opportunities for business and non-business engagements Yes Yes Yes Limited Member company’s logo, profile and website link to be displayed on AEEE website Yes Yes Yes Yes Market Acquisition Customized deal days, workshops, round tables and events Yes Limited Limited Limited Assistance in business expansion by enabling deals Yes Yes Limited Limited Contract structuring, deal mediation and conflict resolution Yes Yes Limited Limited Technical assistance during audits, contract finalization, project execution and M&V Yes Limited Limited Limited Events & Trainings Access to AEEE webinars, workshops and conferences; present in webinars Yes 4 Yes 3 Yes 1 Yes 1 Access to training programs such as CMVP Discounted Discounted No No International Delegations Participate in International Delegations Yes Yes Yes Yes Meet international delegations Yes Yes Yes Yes Custom Projects Customized R&D or Market development projects Yes Limited Limited Limited
SAC Members – Cardiothoracic Surgery March 2017 Name / Home region Role /Duties Tenure Liaison Member for Programme Director Mr Rajesh Shah North West 01612912565 07855448656 Chairman SCTS Education Sec GMC visits Interim QA lead ; 11/16 - 11/19 Republic of Ireland London Consortium Mr V Young Mr P Punjabi (North London) Mr J Desai (South London) Mr Al-Adhami Trainee Rep ; From 09/16 n/a n/a Mr David Barron West Midlands 07767477195 Congenital Surgery rep QA Lead ; 02/07 – West Mr M Yeatman Mr Jacob Chacko Trainee Rep ; From 09/16 n/a n/a Mr Stephen Clark Northern 01912137380 Transplant Surgery ; 06/14 – 06/2019 Yorkshire & Humber Mr M Cowen Mr Andrew Goodwin Northern 07747010635 ISCP/Curriculum Lead ; 04/16 – 04/2021 Scotland Mr J Butler Mr Peter Hockey Wessex Lead Dean ; From 12/16 n/a n/a Mr Jonathan Hyde KSS 07710500998 Specialty Dean of SCTS National Selection Lead LTFT Lead ; 10/09 – 10/19 Wales Mr D Mehta Prof Marjan Jahangiri London 02087253565 ; ; 06/13 – 06/2018 East of England Mr Y A Omar Mr David Jenkins East of England 0780 902 9584 ; 04/16 – 04/2021 West Midlands Mr E Bishay
Mr Timothy Jones West Midlands 01213339435 ; 04/16 – 04/2021 London Consortium Mr P Punjabi (North London) Mr J Desai (South London) Mr Michael Lewis KSS 07775580968 JCIE Chairman ; 04/16 – 04/2021 JCIE Chair From 05/2016 Northern Mr A Goodwin Mr Simon MacGowan Northern Ireland 07557528723 ; 04/16 – 04/2021 East Midlands Mr S Rathinam Mr Narain Moorjani 07850918624 Co-opted member SCTS Education Sec Simulation Lead 12/16 - 12/17 n/a Mr Richard Page North Western 07884433181 ; 06/14 – 06/19 Northern Ireland Mr S MacGowan Mr Prakash Punjabi London Workforce Lead ; 10/16 - 10/21 North West/ Mersey Mr M Kuduvalli Mr P Waterworth Mr Sri Rathinam East Midlands 07779 803446 member SCTS Education Sec Simulation Lead 12/16 - 12/17 n/a Mr Steve Rooney West Midlands 07786267084 Core Training rep GMC visits Nat. Selection Co-Lead ; ; 06/11 – 09/2017 1 year extension Oxford/Wessex Mr S Ohri Mr Alan Soo Republic of Ireland RCSI rep ; 12/16 n/a
MEMBERS & TRUSTEES COMMITTEES WITH EFFECT FROM SEPTEMBER 2017 Members Mrs Pat Marchiori (Chair) Mr Richard Smith Mrs Marilyn Bramford Full Board of Trustees Meeting Mrs Pat Marchiori (Chair of Trustees) Mr Richard Smith Mrs Marilyn Bramford Mrs Caroline Sard (Vice Mrs Berni Catling Mr Jonathan Badger Mrs Louise Parker Mr Ted Taylor Audit & Risk Management Committee Mr Richard Smith (Chair) Mrs Pat Marchiori (Vice Chair) Mrs Caroline Sard Mrs Catling Finance & Resources Committee Mrs Louise Parker (Chair) Mrs Marilyn Bramford (Vice Chair) Mr Jonathan Badger Mr Ted Taylor Remuneration & Nominations Committee Mrs Caroline Sard (Chair) Mrs Berni Catling (Vice Chair) Mrs Pat Marchiori Mrs Marilyn Bramford Education Standards Committee Mrs Caroline Sard (Chair) Mr Jonathan Badger (Vice Chair) Mrs Pat Marchiori Mr Richard Smith Mrs Berni Catling Mr Ted Taylor CEO Appraisal Committee Mrs Pat Marchiori Mrs Marilyn Bramford Mrs Caroline Sard Appeals Committee Mrs Pat Marchiori Mrs Berni Catling Mr Jonathan Badger Mrs Louise Parker Health & Safety Committee Mr Richard Smith (Chair) AAC H&S Members Chair of Trustees & AAC Chairs Mrs Pat Marchiori (Chair) AAC Chairs Outstanding Achievement for All
Necessary ability to show exactly when/where individuals are being housed *School of Social Work working closely with ATCIC Point in Time Count Review (Veronica Neville) 415 volunteers – 1,877 individuals experiencing homelessness 667 unsheltered 1,210 sheltered Fewer transitional housing vouchers caused decrease in sheltered Total number of individuals experiencing homelessness decreased, yet number of both chronically homeless (640) and veterans (238) increased from 2014 Possible more specific/separate questions Difficulty counting persons living in a vehicle – may be beneficial to include living in a vehicle with VI-SPDAT Females (36% of population) – 15% unsheltered were female Most youth ever counted Focus on 3 numbers: PIT (Smallest number – 1,877) AHAR Count (around 6,000) HMIS Update on ECHO Listings and upcoming trainings Update on Street Medicine PATH goes out in the mornings to find unsheltered persons who need to see a doctor; PATH will begin using CA soon Restore Rundberg – Goodwill HUD NOFA-June/July Get data to other providers/agencies Policy Updates Ann Howard Source of Income Senator Watson – Business and Commerce Committee – Bill preventing cities from allowing renters to refuse tenants due to method of payment Tax Increment Financing for PSH ADJOURN Carlos Rivera Next Meeting: Wednesday, April 15th, 10am-11:30AM, Palm Square 2nd Floor Large Conference Room.
Membership Planning Work Sheet Engagement Membership cost # of people chosen to participate Travel cost Annual Dues Large member- $19,800 *New members receive 50% off first year dues Large member: minimum 4 people Small member: minimum 2 people Travel to CII HQ for in person on-boarding: optional but highly encouraged Knowledge Base Included in membership fee Unlimited users BOA Meeting Fall Spring Registration Fee: $465 per person covered in group sessions) Minimum 1 person- required Airfare Hotel Food Annual Conference Registration Fee: $1,595 per person (meals covered in group sessions) Minimum 1 person- required Also open to non-members. Can invite industry colleagues Airfare Hotel Food Sector Committee Participation DCC UMM FHC PUIC MLS Registration included in membership fee Minimum 1 person- required Airfare Hotel Food Research Team Registration included in membership fee Minimum 1 person (not required but highly encouraged) Airfare, Hotel and Food may be required depending on location of meetings Professional Development Online Ed Attend courses Organization subscription- $995 per year. Online courses prices vary depending on subject matter Unlimited users CII’s Executive Leadership Program Program costs $20,900 per attendee Multiple participants annually Airfare, some meals Performance Assessment Submit project into 10-10 system General benchmarking programs Specialty programs Healthcare Benchmarking Pharma Included in membership fee Unlimited Users
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 1st Member 2nd Member Name Address Telephone Mobile No Email (Caps please) Type of membership Fee Tick Option Life Membership Concessionary Adult £50 £150 Full membership (age 16-60) £10 Concessionary (Unemployed/full time student/senior citizen - over 60) £5 Junior Membership – FREE TO JOIN Junior Membership Name Junior member Date of Birth Email address Junior Junior Junior Junior Payment (either cash or cheque made payable to Forever Bury) £ Are you happy to receive renewal reminders/communications electronically? (we require a valid e-mail address) Would you be happy to collect your membership card from the cabin? (We will have it ready to collect approx….2 weeks after payment receipt/start of season) Would you be interested in getting involved in Forever bury Events? Would you be interested in making further donations to Forever Bury? Signed: Date: Please return completed form & payment to: Membership Secretary, Forever Bury, 3 St Mary’s Place, Bury, BL9 0DZ (cheques only please) or Drop it off at the Forever Bury cabin on match days (13:30-14:50 daytime fixtures or evening fixtures)
Part 5 – Medical Information – Health & Consent Form Newcastle Fencing Club’ its employees or agents are not trained to provide medical advice and you must consult your General (Medical) Practitioner if you have any concerns about your health, or in the case of a Parent or Guardian, the health of ‘The Applicant’ before taking part in a Club Squad Training Programme. First Name Surname Do you have any allergies Yes If yes, please give details No Do you have any of the following medical conditions : Asthma Epilepsy Diabetes Heart conditions Any Yes If yes, please give details No Do you take any other regular medication Yes If yes, please give details No Please note that it is your responsibility to keep the Club informed of any changes in medication and medical conditions. It may be essential at some time for the Club Coach or Team Manager accompanying your son/daughter to have the necessary authority to obtain any urgent treatment which may be required whilst at a competition or training with Newcastle Fencing CLub. Would you therefore please complete the details on this form and sign below to give your consent. I, ……………………………………. being Parent / Guardian of the above named child hereby give permission for the Head Coach/Team Manager to give the immediately necessary authority on my behalf for any medical or surgical treatment recommended by competent medical authorities, where it would be contrary to my son / daughter’s interest, in the doctor’s medical opinion, for any delay to be incurred by seeking my personal consent. Signature of Applicant : Date : Signature of Parent / Guardian : (if under 18 years) Date : If YES to the – the Coach / Squad Rep needs to be notified of the above conditions. This is to be done by the Membership Secretary
MEMBERSHIP FORM FULL MEMBERSHIP (SOLICITORS ONLY) To the Council of Bristol Law Society: I desire to become a FULL MEMBER of BRISTOL LAW SOCIETY, and I hereby agree, if elected, to be bound by all the Rules and Conditions of the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the said Society. Title: First Name(s): Surname: Signature: Firm/Institution (if any): Date: I was admitted on (date): My SRA Number is: Do you hold a current Practicing Certificate? Yes □ No □ Please tick one option: □ I have been admitted as a solicitor and my name appears on the roll of solicitors. □ I have been admitted as a solicitor and I am currently employed by a recognised provider of legal education. □ I am a retired solicitor who, prior to retirement either (i) had my name on the roll of solicitors or (ii) was employed by a recognised provider of legal education. □ (please provide details): Proposed by (print name): Seconded by (print name): Signature: Signature: Please note – Proposers and Seconders must be Full Members of Bristol Law Society
TAX INVOICE ABN 14 852 335 677 2019 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Please complete all sections clearly to ensure your access to the WIKI and resource updates. For Institutional membership please list all names and email addresses for those included in your membership for Wiki access. Please email this form to the NEW MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Institutional Name (Institutional Membership only) Family Name Name(s): School/College/Workplace: Address: Postcode: Wk Mobile: Email: Please notify the Membership Secretary of any change of address. Indicate Membership Type Amount Payable Payment Individual $ 60.00 EFT ONLY Account Name: LETASA BSB Number: 065 131 Acc Number: 1006 4914 Reference: School Name (Institutional Membership) or Member Name (Individual Membership) Institutional $ 110.00 Pre Service Teacher $ 20.00 International* (*required for all members with addresses outside of Australia) $ 150.00 LETASA is a not for profit organisation and does not charge GST Institutional Members Name: Email: Name: Email: Name: Email: Name: Email: Send your Application form and EFT notification to the NEW Membership Secretary Agnes Medrecki Publication inquires to
Contact’s phone and Declaration: Signing of this form indicates that you have read the attached CAPPD constitution and agree to the terms and specifications which are outlined. Membership due paid? ($10) Secretariat initial: SIGNED: (or write name here) DATE: 2015-2016 members of the Executive Committee Rathika Sitsabaiesan, (Chair) MP, New Democratic Party of Canada Dr. Hedy Fry (Vice-president) MP, Liberal Party of Canada Sadia Groguhé (Vice-president) MP, New Democratic of Canada Elizabeth May (Vice-president) MP, Green Party of Canada Wai (Vice-President) MP, Conservative Party of Canada Raynell Andreychuk (Director) Senator, Saskatchewan Dr. Carolyn Bennett (Director) MP, Liberal Party of Canada Mylène Freeman, (Director) MP, New Democratic Party of Canada Isabelle Morin (Director) MP, New Democratic Party of Canada
Nom de la personne à contacter dans votre bureau Numéro de téléphone et e-mail de ce/cette contact Déclaration: Signature de ce formulaire indique que vous avez lu la constitution ci-joint d’ACPPD et accepte les termes et les spécifications qui sont décrites. Cotisation payé? ($10) Initiales du Secrétariat SIGNÉ: (ou écrire le nom ici) DATE: Membres du comité de direction 2015-2016 Rathika Sitsabaiesan, (Présidente) MP, Nouveau Parti démocratique du Canada Dr. Hedy Fry (Vice-présidente) Députée, Parti libéral du Canada Sadia Groguhé (Vice-présidente) Députée, Nouveau démocratique du Canada Elizabeth May (Vice-présidente) Députée, Parti Vert du Canada Wai Young (Vice-présidente) Députée, Parti Conservateur du Canada Raynell Andreychuk (Directrice) Senatrice, Saskatchewan Dr. Carolyn Bennett (Directrice) Députée, Parti libéral du Canada Mylène Freeman, (Directrice) Députée, Nouveau Parti démocratique du Canada Isabelle Morin (Directrice) Députée, Nouveau Parti démocratique du Canada
CORSE PARISH COUNCIL List of Elected Members Name Address Contact Details Mr Philip Burford Chairman Oldfield Top Farm Church Lane Corse GL19 3BX 01452 840488 philip.burford@fdean.gov.uk Mr Michael Jones Vice Chairman 27 Boundary Corse Glos GL19 3RG 01452 840372 mej23@hotmail.co.uk Mr Graham Bruce 12 Lovett Staunton Glos GL19 3RZ 01452 840663 brucie52@hotmail.com Mr Trevor Jones 9 Compton Close Corse Glos GL19 3RP 07741 484163 trevor.jones@safranmbd.com Mr Norman Davis The Bungalow Oridge Street Corse Glos GL19 3DA 01452 840200 Nf.davis@virgin.net Mr Dennis Preston Grangebrook Gloucester Road Corse Glos GL19 3RQ 899010 01452 840800 (Co-Opted) Ms Barbara Buck Chalet Gloucester Rd Corse Gloucester GL19 3RQ 840327 Barbsbuck77@gmail.com (Co-Opted) Miss Vicky Roberts Clerk 2 Knights Way Newent Glos GL18 1QL 07807 540888 corseparishcouncil@hotmail.com
If you have recently paid membership, you do not have to pay again. Your membership is valid until 2019. What is the group fee? Does each member need to pay this? No, the group fee is a single fee per group and it is due once a year. The group administrator can raise this invoice and pay the group fee. Who should be paying my membership? The payment of your membership is up to you, the individual. All you need to do is log on, raise your invoice and pay for your membership. It is not up to your group to pay for you, but it is certainly the responsibility of the group committee to ensure the members have paid their membership. How can I pay? Credit card, electronic funds transfer, PayPal, cheque, money order. Please note: We do not accept cash as it is not a traceable form of payment. Only PayPal or credit card payments show up immediately as "Financial." Any other methods need to be manually updated. Payment by cheque or money order will involve a processing period. PayPal is very easy to use and you do not have to sign up to use it. We recommend this method as the fastest way to pay. If you are paying by electronic transfer, your invoice number is the reference number and it is best to take a screen shot and send it through to babel@qlhf.org.au so we can find your payment quicker. Group Administrator Who is my group administrator? Each group should have allocated at least one person to be the group administrator in Babel. Check with your committee to find out who this is. What is the role of the group administrator? They are responsible for assisting other group members with Babel and keeping group details updated. Group details should be updated annually or when required. They must also ensure committee members are labelled in the system as such so we can keep track of this for Directors and Officer's insurance purposes. Our group doesn't have a Group Administrator. That's ok, a group can appoint someone at any time. Then get them to read through our . We have a new member. That's great news! Please show them the website and explain how to sign up to Babel. We have a new administrator. Great! Just make sure they advise QLHF so the system can be updated.
Leadership development is our product … We provide friendship and service opportunities, but …. We help members become better leaders in the community and beyond. We provide friends, but … We provide service opportunities, but… We are not just a friendship or service club --- we’re a leadership club. PROFILES SEGMENT – 12-14 Minutes SLIDES 27-28, 1:14 – 1:28 (Slide #27 – Customer Profiles) Potential members are quite different in many ways, including age, gender, race, interests, community involvements, and history with our community, knowledge of Rotary, working vs. retired, type of business/profession. Questions: Given the particular situation of the person you are interested in attracting, how do you propose to approach that person regarding membership in your Rotary Club? Who would best be involved from your club in the effort? What do you say and do? What do you expect them to ask, and your response? (Slide #28 – What Our Customers Value) Advance to slide #28 before starting the Expanded Attraction Exercise.
(Slide #44 – Customers Value) Put this slide up as a place holder during the 10-minute break. End of Session #2 – Attraction A 10-minute break at this point. Start of SESSION #3 – SLIDES 45-62 Induction/Involvement/Retention (60-Minutes) (Before starting, “Mary” about her role and secure volunteers for her spouse, her two children, and brief person who played the “ask” role of Chuck Williams; her sponsor. IMPORTANT that “Chuck Williams” be the same person. Retention Segment – 9-11 Minutes SLIDES 45-47, 2:00–2:10 Questions: Has your club had a challenge attracting members? In many club fog a mirror and write a check an you’re in! Do you have a challenge attracting members who can grow the organization? (Or is fog a mirror and write a check more important?) Does your club have a challenge retaining members (customers)? (Slide #45 – Retention) Dialog as desired.
Why make it the “family of Rotary?” Mock induction ceremony. Traditional --- Presenter traditional induction to “Mary” No one else present. Mary does not speak. Reads induction flat and dull. (Slide #50 – Meet Mary Smith’s Family) (Mary’s family comes forward.) Membership Matters! ---- Same presenter reads Membership Matters! induction to the audience. Standing with “Mary” are her spouse, her children and Chuck Williams; her sponsor. Questions: approach is more impressive for “Mary?” Why? Which approach is more impressive for her family? Why? Which approach will generate involvement and commitment? Why? The following questions are designed to help existing “club members” relate to Mary and her family. They give members a reason to become friends with Mary Questions: How many of you or your family are pilots? How many of you are hikers How many of you are golfers? Skiers? Attended the University WA (or some other college in Washington)? Are engineers or have family members who are engineers? Have children (or grandchildren) who attended a local middle schools? You can see where this is going.
Membership application / renewal form Subscriptions are paid annually and are due on 1 April New member Renewal APPLICANT DETAILS First name Surname Address Home phone Mobile Email PAYMENT DETAILS Annual Fee $10.00 Donation $ $ _____________________________________________________________________________________ for New members only: I apply to be an ordinary member of Coolum District Coast Care Group Inc. I declare that I am over eighteen years of age. I agree to abide by the rules of the association. Applicant signature: ………………………………………………Date……………………………………. Member proposer: ………………………………………………Date……………………………………. Seconder: ………………………………………………Date……………………………………. Approved by: ………………………………………………Date……………………………………. OF INTEREST (Please tick) Community conservation, planting and weeding: Coolum Beach Marcoola Lions Park Watercourse Marcoola North Yaroomba Coolum Community Social events – planning, organising, attending Education and awareness – school groups, public events
Your membership helps fund these programs and others like them throughout the school year. Birthday Club School Store Spirit Sticks Bake Sales Spirit Days Battle of the Books Yearbook PARP Program Science & Art in Education Assemblies Fall Fun Night Teacher/Staff Appreciation Winter Carnival Ice Cream Social/BINGO Talent Show Family Movie Night Handprints for Peace
There will be a comparable structure at the multiple district level, MD N CLUB EXCELLENCE PROCESS (CEP) The Club Excellence Process (CEP) is a (PDF) designed to help Lions clubs improve in areas of their choosing. Participating clubs in a CEP Workshop discuss service, communication, growth and involvement. Workshops are led by a trained facilitator and each participant will receive a CEP Participant Workbook. During the workshop participants complete two surveys: “Community Needs Assessment” and “How are Your Ratings”. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES: ________________________________________________________________________ TYPE HOLD CAN ATTENDANCE PAYS _______________________ OFFICE VOTE DUES _ ACTIVE YES YES YES YES NO NO YES NO HONORARY NO NO *NO NO PRIVILEGED NO YES YES NO LIFE MEMBER YES YES **NO ***YES ASSOCIATE NO CLUB ONLY ***NO NO Affiliate NO CLUB ONLY YES NO * CLUB PAYS DISTRICT AND INTERNATIONAL DUES. ** NO INTERNATIONAL DUES. CLUB ASSESSED DISTRICT DUES. *** NO DISTRICT OR INTERNATIONAL DUES. CLUB MAY CHARGE DUES. **** MUST MEET ALL OBLIGATIONS FOR PRIVILEGES OF ACTIVE MEMBER MEMBER-AT-LARGE STATUS IS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR A
Form 50 Member Profile (Ask each chapter member to complete the profile. Combine results to create a chapter profile using Form 80) General Member Information: What factors prompted you to accept the invitation to membership in DKG? the honor of membership professional development opportunities leadership development opportunities fellowship and networking with other key women educators scholarship and grant opportunities other (please specify ) What factors encouraged you to remain a member of DKG? the honor of membership professional development opportunities leadership development opportunities fellowship and networking with key women educators scholarship and grant opportunities other (please specify ) Do/Did you have a Society mentor? Yes No Are you a mentor for another member? Yes No Have you ever recommended someone for membership in the Society? Yes No Have you recommended someone for membership in the last five years? Yes No Section I: Who are Our Members? Membership Status: Active (employed) Active (retired) Reserve Honorary Highest Degree Earned: Associate Bachelors Masters Specialist Doctorate Other (please specify ) Years in Society: 5 or less 6 – 10 years 11 – 20 years 21 – 30 years more than 30 years Generational Information*: (Year of Birth) Born 1981 – 2000 (Generation Y) Born 1965 – 1980 (Generation X) Born 1946 – 1964 (Baby Boomer) Born 1922 – 1945 (Veteran)
Ethnic/Cultural Background: Caucasian African-American Asian-American Hispanic-American Canadian Asian Latin American(please specify ) European (please specify ) Other (please specify ) Years in Education: 5 years or less 6 – 10 years 11 – 15 years 16 – 20 years 21 – 30 years more than 30 years Section II: Experience and Areas of Expertise. Position (or last held): Administrator Classroom Teacher Counselor Special Education Specialist Private Instructor Librarian Resource or Assistant Music/Art Sports Instructor/Coach College or University Instructor/Professor Corporate Trainer Other(please specify ) Educational Settings: Pre-K/Elementary Junior High/Middle School High School Central Office/District Technical/Two-year degree programs College/University Corporate/Medical Private/one-on-one Other (please specify ) Sector: Public Private Self-employed Corporate Other (please specify )
2016 Membership Application 2016 Membership Fee Due Indicate Selection Tier 1 Governmental - 1 General Membership + up to 3 Associate Memberships $200.00 Business - Up to 4 Associate Memberships $175.00 Tier 2 Governmental - 1 General Membership + 4 Associate Memberships $350.00 Business - 5 Associate Memberships $325.00 Tier 3 Governmental - 1 General Membership + 5 or more Associate Memberships $525.00 Business - 6 or more Associate Memberships $500.00 General Members are voting members. Both General and Associate Members are eligible for the “member” rate at all LATA conferences. NOTE: Associate Memberships may be used by any employee of the organization interchangeably as long as the total number of conference attendees does not exceed the number of memberships. Please make check payable to: Louisiana Association of Tax Administrators Submit completed application and check to: Phone: (800) 826-2732 Fax: (318) 336-9978 Louisiana Association of Tax Administrators c/o Thomas H. O’Neal, Secretary/Treasurer P.O. Box 398 Vidalia, LA General Membership/Contact Information: Business or Governmental Agency Name: General Member/Contact Name: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone #: Ext Fax #: Email: Potential Associate Members (Optional): Name Title Email 2016 Membership Application (Associate Member List)