I apologize for this being so late, but it's relevant for the upcoming review of the DFW club's proposal for the 2003 convention. David sent me an excel spreadsheet of the convention financials, which is essentially this: 2002 AGA Convention Revenues Registrations $4,840.00 Raffle $930.00 Vendors & Ads $942.00 Auction $1,025.00 Contribution from Tropica $572.00 ========= Total Revenues $8,309.00 Expenses Claus' ticket $1,184.00 Erik -- AV rental $125.00 Valerie Grove -- misc expenses $130.00 Hotel -- rooms for speakers etc. $1,473.21 Hotel -- meeting rooms and banquets $7,271.00 Seller's portion of auction Total expenses $10,183.21 Net profit from Convention $(1,874.21) I have some questions and observations about this, and maybe this needs to go to Valerie Grove or Charlene, but here goes: 1. If we only took in $4840 for registrations, then at $125 per registration, only 38.7 people actually paid for their registration. Now my brain is saying, how can this be? There were supposed to have been 75 people at that convention according to the list. That would imply half the attendees got in for free. I must be missing something. 2. Was there a more detailed breakdown of the hotel expenditures? The figures that Larry is showing me look like we'll be paying at most HALF of what was paid last year. - Erik -- Erik Olson erik at thekrib dot com ------------------ To unsubscribe from this list, e-mail majordomo@thekrib.com with "unsubscribe aga-sc" in the body of the message. Old messages are available at http://lists.thekrib.com/aga-sc When asked, log in as username is "aga-sc", and password "incorp".