Yes, we would need to amend the bylaws before we coul hold elections. I guess I am just trying to see how others feel about it before making any type of formal motion to the board. King eh? Hmmmm Erik described the position to me as something quite different from that of a King but I like the idea. It reminds me of when I tell people that I am the king of my household and I do really believe it. The unfortunate part is I appear to be the only one ;-). Regards, Larry King of One --- Karen Randall <krandall@rdrcpa.biz> wrote: > I think we would need to re-write (or ammend) the > bylaws before we could > hold elections. > > Besides, who told you you were accepting for a one > year term? Didn't you > know that this is like royalty? You're king until > you either die or > abdicate.<g> > > Karen > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Larry Lampert" <l_lampert@yahoo.com> > To: "AGA Advisory Committee" <aga-mcm@thekrib.com> > Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 11:16 AM > Subject: Re: [AGA-mcm] contest chai job description > -elections > > > > Multiple applicants....It would be a nice problem > for > > us to have. I am certain we could find a place to > put > > anyone who has the desire to help to work. > > > > If we do actually get multiple applicants than it > will > > have to be decided based on what we think would be > > best the best person for the position. > > > > I would say we are looking for someone who has > some > > type of a track record in a similiar position. > > > > Cheryl also metioned many of the important > qualities > > when she wrote the job description: > > "Duties include implementing online and/or print > > advertising, > > recruiting > >> judges, requesting sponsorship for prizes, > handling > > participant and > >> member problems and feedback, and coordinating > > prize-giving. Erik > > Olson > >> will run the Contest web site and provide > technical > > support, so > > computer > >> skills are not required beyond timely > communication > > via e-mail and > > forum. > >> > The Contest Committee Chair should have working > > knowledge of the > >> Contest, although previous participation is not > > required. This person > >> should be detail-oriented and able to recruit and > > supervise > > volunteers > >> for tasks such as creating graphics and posting > in > > forums. He or she > >> must be routinely available via e-mail and forum, > > and reports to the > > AGA > >> Management Committee." > > > > I see this position as more of a project manager > than > > a hard skills position. > > > > Qualifications would be somewhat difficult to > qualify > > without meeting with the person or knowing > him/her, > > but we certainly would want someone who is PC > literate > > and hopefully understands something about > graphics. > > They would need to have energy and > sticktuitiveness > > but again I'm not sure how you can know that. > > > > I would want someone who has a vision for the > contest. > > Someone who is looking to actively market it and > comes > > with their own ideas to do so. > > > > When conducting a search it is rare that the > perfect > > candidate surfaces.Even highly paid retained > executive > > search firms have a difficult time that is why > they > > are able to negotiate their substantial fees. > > (That is why it is called recruiting not > placing);-). > > > > It is likely that we won't find a perfect fit but > > let's see what we find. At this point, I feel our > > number one priority is bandwidth at the top of the > > organization. > > > > Now for the second (actually third if you count > "pay > > for position" mini-thread ;-))and completely > seperate > > topic that has been combined with this > > thread.....elections. > > > > Yes, Mike, Phil I also think we have grown to > where we > > should look at implementing elected officers with > > terms. I honestly think that the board makeup will > not > > change at all, but my hope would be as Mike > metioned > > to make folks feel like they have a say in the > AGA. > > > > > > Perhaps the best way for us to start would be to > have > > an election for President. I have agreed to a one > year > > term. I would be open to a second year if you guys > > think I did a good job, AND noone else felt they > > wanted the position. If that was the case I would > like > > to open it up to an election to make sure the > general > > membership agreed. > > > > Just my thoughts....... > > > > Regards, > > Larry > > > > > > --- "S. Hieber" <shieber@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > >> Suppose more than one person applies; how are we > >> going to decide? Should be be clear on that > before > >> we start asking for applicants? Do we have a list > of > >> qualifications we are looking for. If sos-and so > >> applies, will we give him the job because no one > >> else applied? > >> > >> sh > >> > >> > >> * * * * * * * * * > >> > >> > >> > >> ----- Original Message ---- > >> From: Larry Lampert <l_lampert@yahoo.com> > >> To: AGA Advisory Committee <aga-mcm@thekrib.com> > >> Sent: Monday, January 8, 2007 10:00:25 AM > >> Subject: Re: [AGA-mcm] contest chai job > description > >> > >> > >> I think we should post it on all three. I am not > >> sure > >> where it would go on the web site any ideas? > >> > >> Larry > >> --- Cheryl Rogers <cheryl@rightstuffwebsites.com> > >> wrote: > >> > >> > Okay. Pending any corrections, shall we post > this > >> > notice on the web > >> > site, on the forum, and/or in TAG? > >> > > >> > Cheryl > >> > > >> > > >> > Larry Lampert wrote: > >> > > I guess you guys already know where I stand > on > >> > this > >> > > issue from the Board Meeting at the AGA, but > >> just > >> > to > >> > > put my two cents in again. I am not in favor > of > >> > paying > >> > > folks for volunteer positions either. I think > it > >> > is > >> > > opening Pandora's box for the reasons that > Mike, > === message truncated === _______________________________________________ AGA-mcm mailing list AGA-mcm@thekrib.com http://lists.thekrib.com/mailman/listinfo/aga-mcm