Chapter Leaders Conference
This annual conference is exclusively for ASTD chapter leaders! Current and upcoming board members are invited to attend this conference to network with fellow chapter leaders and share best practices for running an ASTD chapter.
Make plans to join us in Arlington, Virginia, for another great event as we share best practices and network with ASTD's top chapter leaders! Get the chatter going on Twitter with hashtag #ASTDALC.
Questions about ALC? Contact your chapter relations manager.
Click here to go to the ALC website
ASTD Chapter Leaders Conference Program Advisory Committee (ALC PAC)
Interested in becoming a member of the ALC PAC?
We are currently accepting applications for the ALC PAC. For more information, check out our chapter-related national committees at-a-glance document here. When you're ready to apply, click here for the online application! Applications for ALC PAC will be due back to ASTD by July 31, 2013.
The ALC PAC, a national advisory committee comprised of chapter leaders, is charged with reviewing session proposals for the ASTD Chapter Leaders Conference (ALC), recommending ones for selection, identifying programming gaps, and recommending topics and speakers to fill those gaps. The ALC PAC solicits conference sponsors, recommends keynote speakers, and serves as the host committee during the conference. ALC PAC members attend the conference and collect feedback from attendees regarding areas of success or improvement.
ALC gathers leaders from ASTD’s chapters to network and learn best practices for running their chapters. The conference provides the opportunity to network with chapter leaders and ASTD staff, to grow the profession, and to learn what it takes to be an effective, successful chapter leader.
ASTD is excited to introduce you to the 2013 ALC PAC:
Steve Maul, Chair Greater Atlanta
Halelly Azulay, Metro DC
Chris Coladonato, CPLP, Maryland Chapter
Denise Jedinak, CPLP, Central Ohio
Larry Straining, CPLP, Chicagoland
*Each spring the ALC PAC accepts applications from chapter leaders interested in serving on the advisory committee for the upcoming year. Ideal candidates will have served as a chapter president or board member and attended ALC while serving as a chapter leader.
Chapter Recognition Committee (CRC)
Interested in becoming a member of the CRC?
The Chapter Recognition Committee (CRC), a national ASTD advisory committee comprised of chapter leaders, is charged with identifying, recognizing, and sharing chapter best practices. CRC members recommend and select Sharing Our Success (SOS) submissions for recognition and recognize chapters for the Chapter of the Month (COM) distinction.
To learn more about the committee including how to get involved, click here to listen to our podcast with 2013 committee chair, Gale Mote.
Want to see how other chapters are striving? Click here to watch the webcast "Best Practices for Your Chapter: Where to Find Them, How to Submit Them, and Winning Chapter of the Month" hosted by the Chapter Recognition Committee.
Sharing Our Success (SOS): The SOS program helps chapters improve through sharing easy-to-use ideas, resources, and practices in the areas of communication, contribution to the community, membership, and the development of programs, products, and services. If your chapter has a best practice, sample form, or template to share, click here to submit your SOS best practice.
Chapter of the Month (COM): The COM program highlights a chapter each month that deserves special recognition. Recipients must be innovative, have had an approved SOS accepted, be CORE compliant, and have not been recognized within the past two years.
2013 Chapter Recognition Committee Members:
Gale Mote, CPLP, Chair - Hawkeye
Gale.Mote at galemoteassociates.com
Rhonda Bothwell, CPLP - Fort Worth
rhondabothwell at att.net
Frank Felsburg - Greater Philadelphia
frank at magnumgroupinc.com
Richard Fletcher - Greater Atlanta
rfletcher at zaxbys.com
Bob Lucas, CPLP - Central Florida
blucas at robertwlucas.com
Deb Pastors - Chicagoland
debpastors at att.net
Chapter Leader Day, Sunday, May 19
Chapter Leader Day is an opportunity for chapter leaders from around the country to network, share ideas, and learn about national ASTD resources. Chapter Leader Day programming focuses on addressing common chapter challenges, identifying best practices for running a chapter, and provides face-to-face networking opportunities for chapter leaders. Join us for this extended program and a chance to meet members of the chapter services department staff and National Advisors for Chapters.
ASTD 2013 is the premier event for workplace learning and development professionals, with more than 9,000 attendees from over 80 countries. Join us May 19 – 22, in Dallas, Texas to share insights and best practices with colleagues, network with the smartest people in the profession, and learn from world-renowned thought leaders. You won’t just be keeping up with the latest trends; you’ll be staying in front of them.
Top 5 reasons to attend:
- Largest conference in the field providing the most choices for your development
- 300 top rated educational sessions
- World-renowned speakers
- Networking with like-minded peers from around the world
- World-class expo
Register today!
Special thanks to Chapter Leader Lounge sponsor, Benedictine University!
Chapter Teams: If at least five members of your chapter are attending the conference, your chapter will qualify for a chapter team and can take advantage of discounted rates of $1,100 for national ASTD members and $1,400 for nonmembers. To set up your chapter team, contact Natasha Porter at nporter@astd.org (703.683.8154). Chapter teams will be established when at least five registrations from the chapter are received.
For more information or questions about Chapter Leader Day contact:
Cami Best-Jones, Senior Project Manager, at cjones@astd.org.
Webcasts
Upcoming Chapter Leader Webcasts
Chapter Recognition Committee Webcast
Tuesday, October 8 at 12:30 pm ET
Join the Chapter Recognition Committee (CRC), a national ASTD advisory committee comprised of chapter leaders, and learn more about its role in identifying, recognizing, and sharing chapter best practices.
Tuesday, October 8 at 12:30 pm ET Join the Chapter Recognition Committee (CRC), a national ASTD advisory committee comprised of chapter leaders, and learn more about its role in identifying, recognizing, and sharing chapter best practices.
Discover how to participate and take advantage of the Sharing Our Success (SOS) program and what it takes to become an ASTD Chapter of the Month (COM).
Registration Link: https://astd.webex.com/astd/onstage/g.php?t=a&d=251712478
Looking for more? Click
here to listen to a previously recorded chapter leader webcast or visit
www.astd.org/webcasts to check out upcoming ASTD webcasts. All chapter leaders are invited to attend these
free virtual learning sessions!