The MCCE membership directors meeting was held in Duluth on June 15, hosted by Linda Kratt, director of events and retention at the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce Nicki Klanderud, president, Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce leads a roundtable discussion for Chamber executives who run a small office at Mini Institute in St. Cloud, June 3, 2010. Bruce Miles, owner & CEO, Big River Consulting Group, LLC presents a break-out session on Managing Difficult Volunteers at Mini Institute in St. Cloud, June 3, 2010. Mini Institute attendees gain valuable information during one of the breakout sessions.



 

Archived Webinars

Legal Issues for Chambers
Presnted by: Heidi Christianson, Partner, Moore, Costello & Hart, P.L.L.P.
Monday, April 19, 2010

Archived Presentations

Mini Institute
June 3, 2010, St. Cloud Civic Center, St. Cloud

Compensation and Bonus Structures
Presntation by: Larry Dowell, partner, Dowell Stute and Associates
Community Festivals and Events: How to determine the best fit
Presntation by: Andrea Bader, community events coordinator, Greater Wayzata Area Chamber of Commerce
Peggy Douglas, president, Greater Wayzata Area Chamber of Commerce
Career Exploration Program
Presntation by: Bob Wallace, president, Fairmont Area Chamber
Garey Ferguson, business service specialist, Department of Employment and Economic Development
Marcia Bay, Iseek communication director, Iseek Solutions

Career Cluster Interest Survey
MN Career Fields, Cluster and Path
Career Cluster
Green Career
South Central MN College Resources
Participating Business
Questions To Help
Bingo Card
Exhibitors Evaluation Form
Customer Service & Retention Strategies
Presntation by: Douglas Holman, vice president, membership, San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce
ChamberNet and other lead exchange groups
Presntation by: Lisa Myhre, director of membership development, Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce
ChamberNet Bylaws
ChamberNet B2B
Using Social Media to Advance Your Public Affairs Agenda
Presntation by: Noah Rouen, senior vice president, Public Affairs Company
How to Develop and Host a Webinar
Presntation by: Noah Rouen, senior vice president, Public Affairs Company
Webinar Handout 1
Webinar Communication Examples

Fall Conference
September 23-25, 2009, Grand View Lodge, Brainerd

Minnesota business and the Washington agenda
Presntation by: Doug Loon, vice president, regional affairs & advocacy, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Federal Health Care hand-out 1
Federal Health Care hand-out 2
Business Community National Health Care Sign On Letter
Card Check hand-out 1
Card Check hand-out 2
Going Green Alone
Web Resources
Economic Impacts of the “Buy American” Provision
Presentation by: Graham Rush, Canadian Consulate
Buy American - General Background
Canada Minnesota trade
Chamber Net Break-out Session
Presntation by: Miranda Anderson, Brainerd Lakes Chamber & Todd Froemming, Syvantis Technologies
Chamber Net hand-out 1
Sample: Chamber Net Orientation Meeting
Sample: Chamber Net Promotion
Sample: Chamber Net Assignments
Sample: Lead Tracking Business Exchange
Increase the Value of Membership in a Challenging Economy
Presentation by: Cathi Hight, Hight Performance Group, Inc.

Mini Institute
June 4, 2009, St. Cloud Civic Center, St. Cloud

Card check and other key federal issues
Presntation by: Doug Loon, vice president, regional affairs & advocacy, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Powerpoint Presentation
The Wall Street Journal Article: Card Check
Effectively using social media in your chamber
Miranda Anderson, communication & events director, Brainerd Lakes Chamber

Miscellaneous Presentations

The "Next Generation" Chamber: Are You Ready?
Presented By: Keith Woods, CEO, North Coast Builders Exchange Senior Advisor on Chamber Trends, California Chamber of Commerce
Building a Strategy for Taking Member Services Online
Marianne Virgili, CCE, Glenwood Springs, Chamber Resort Association
New Economic Engines for Rural America
Mark Drabenstott, Vice President & Director, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

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