Re: Fw: AGA 2004

["S. Hieber" <shieber@yahoo.com>]

Uh huh. It's those relationships and our conenvention
interests that put you in the middle, no? They can't tell
us what they think the convention will draw unles they have
the keynote. And you have the contacts for those folks.

We could tell proposers to propose based on "if they get so
and so".  Problem then is, if So and So turns us down, 
they have to redo the proposal and it might not become a 
proposal we don't want or one not as good as another we
turned down.

How do other orgs deal with this?

sh
--- Karen Randall <krandall@rdrcpa.biz> wrote:
> Yes, we did have this same problem last year, and I
> somehow end up as being
> caught in the middle as the contact person with the
> foreign folks.  That's
> what makes me uncomfortable.  Not only do I have personal
> relationships with
> many of these people, but I also _depend_ on them for
> TAG... I can't afford
> to tick them off with idle or "if" type requests.
> 


=====
S. Hieber

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