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For 80 years, Jaycees have been providing development opportunities that empower young people across North Carolina. The North Carolina Junior Chamber provides opportunities for members to improve themselves and use those skills to improve the world around them.

 

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By developing friendships AND connections, we create active citizenship.  Through active citizenship, we enact our sense of social responsibility to work towards these goals and benefit communities worldwide.

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The Jaycees provide opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, community involvement, meeting people, and having fun!  Every project, every meeting, every experience expands the abilities of Jaycees and presents opportunities and choices.

Welcome

The North Carolina Jaycees give young adults between the ages of 21 and 40 the tools they need to build the bridges of success for themselves and their communities in the areas of business development, individual development, community involvement and international connections.  We foster the development of leaders through training, real world experience, community involvement, and the creation of a collaborative network among young adults. 

We take pride in our global community and are dedicated to leading the positive change needed throughout North Carolina. The Jaycees provide our members with the opportunities to learn new skills and become the leaders of tomorrow by creating lasting impact and fulfilling the needs of our communities today.  Partnerships with our state and local governments, North Carolina based businesses and other community organizations are important to us and necessary to move North Carolina forward. Team up with us today and create the relationships needed to strengthen our state by enhancing our local communities and engaging the young people of North Carolina.

We believe that service to humanity is the BEST WORK OF LIFE!!!

Announcements

North Carolina Junior Chamber

Training Day – Saturday, March 24, 2012

Duke Cancer Institute

 Schedule of Events

9:30 AM – Registration

10:00 AM – Welcome                                                

Jennifer E. Salmon, 76th President North Carolina Junior Chamber

10:10 AM – Don’t Be Ignored! Creating Irresistible Emails in 2012  

Eddie Howard, Product Owner iContact Corp

Having trouble getting Jaycees to read your emails? Can’t think of a creative subject line? Feel like your emails are the same old thing week after week? Come listen to Eddie Howard, product manager and email marketing expert at iContact, who will show you how to improve your email newsletters and engage Jaycees through effective email and social media marketing.

11:05 AM – Members Are More Than Just Numbers

Scott Alexander, 2012 NCJC Membership Vice President

The North Carolina Junior Chamber is a membership driven organization.  Achieving successful leadership development requires careful membership planning, active recruitment and concerted activation of our most valuable resources.  This interactive training session will address each of these areas to facilitate chapter and member growth and success.

12:00 PM – Lunch and Learn (Two Options – Lunch included)

                Option A: Electronic CPGs      

Marion McMahon & Charles Krupinski, 2012 NCJC CPG Program Managers

Current North Carolina CPG Program Managers will explain the new process of electronic CPGs for our state.  We will cover why the process is changing from paper documents, how it is changing the rules and judging, and methods to put together an electronic CPG. Instruction on using Google Docs will also be included as it will become part of our new judging system and be encouraged as a sharing method for local chapters.

                Option B: Awards and Competitions      

Jill Alexander, 2012 NCJC Competitions PM, & Scott Alexander, 2012 NCJC Membership VP

The Awards Program and Individual Development Competitions allow our members opportunities to grow their professional and interpersonal skills while receiving recognition for their efforts. Join the 2012 Individual Development/Membership Team for a discussion of the 2012 Awards Program, including the Distinguished Service Awards, and the opportunities available with Individual Development Competitions.

1:00 PM – Guided Tour of the Duke Cancer Institute

                                Doreen Matters, Duke Cancer Patient Support Program at the Duke Cancer Institute

                                Cheyenne Corbett, Duke Cancer Patient Support Program at the Duke Cancer Institute


Registration Form

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Email Address

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Chapter President or State Directors should email this registration form to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it by 8:00AM on Wednesday, March 21, 2012. Lunch is being donated by the Duke Cancer Institute so please be considerate of this when registering.

Friday, 18 November 2011 21:11 Written by Administrator

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