[Lnc-business] LNC meetings

Vicki Kirkland vickilp12 at gmail.com
Fri Jul 31 09:52:27 EDT 2015


Several years ago, Robert checked into alternative meeting places such as
public libraries and discovered that they were not cost effective.
One of the problems I see with libraries is most of them are closed on
Sunday
mornings and also on holiday weekends.  Also, many of them have restrictions
on bringing food in which we need to do for working lunches.
Robert is very good at keeping meeting costs down.  I say let
him do his job.

Vicki Kirkland
Region 2 Rep
407 841-LP12 (5712)



On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 9:17 PM, riemers at juno.com <riemers at juno.com> wrote:

> Starchild, et. al.
>
> While I have no problem traveling to the far corners of US of A on my dime
> on LNC business,  we still need to be accountable to the members on how we
> spend their money, and I would have no problem meeting in some public
> library instead of a fancy hotel.  But I do prefer the live person over a
> web or telephone meeting.
>
> I guess we should discuss the actual staff cost to the party of these
> quarterly in-person meetings, and do we really need to move them about to
> the far corners of the world.  (If they are necessary, then lets go to
> Hawaii or Guam for the next one!  :-)
>
> If we really want to travel to hill and dale, then we should look at the
> most cost effective way of the staff doing so,  and also limit the staff to
> a maximum of 1 to 3 people.  Cheaper meeting locations might be found, and
> if we are flying staff there, then maybe some of us who have a surplus of
> frequent flyer miles might be willing to donate them for staff travel?
>
> I have also always felt that instead of meeting in vacation cities, we
> should meet in some of the back corners of the country,  such as Detroit,
> where we might meet real people with real problems and  learn something,
> and where we might also get better news media as well.
>
> Roland Riemers,  Dist 6 rep
>
>
>
>
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