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Striving for a unity of direction is characteristic of any good team, and the officer team has charted a direction for the 2010-2011 year with a set of State Chapter Goals. The goals were developed to complement the structure of the Strategic Plan categories. In developing your own local chapter's goals for the year, please include items that will help the state chapter achieve its goals for the year.
We will update this page throughout the year to give members a look at the progress in achieving each of these goals. Below each goal will be an area labeled Status, which will be updated as we accomplish tasks that lead to the fulfillment of the goal. Goals that have not been completed will show the status in red. Goals completed will show the status and results in green text. Please assist your state chapter and let us all prove that...
NCPBL IS BUILDING THE GATEWAY TO GREATNESS IN 2011-2012!
- Chapter Development / Marketing Goals
- To provide recruitment materials that can be adapted/used by local chapters (cards, brochures, letters, fact sheets, etc.)
STATUS: COMPLETE
- To sponsor a "Presidents' Award" at the Fall Leadership Development Conference (FLDC) for the best theme-related display of membership recruitment materials used by chapters (judged by PBL President, PD President, and a designated vice-president.)
STATUS: In progress.
- To conduct "Best Seats in the House" program recognizing new and reactivated chapters at Thursday night's session and chapters with an increase of 10 or more members at Friday night's session at the State Leadership Conference (SLC).
STATUS:
In progress.
- To contact colleges concerning reactivating/chartering: goal of at least six additional chapters.
STATUS:
In progress.
- To market PBL to FBLA by Council members attending RFLC and SLC to distribute materials and offer assistance.
STATUS: In progress.
- To increase membership to 800.
STATUS:
In progress.
- To highlight FBLA-PBL Week and Adviser Recognition Day activities at the Winter Tip-Off meetings.
STATUS:
In progress.
- Financial Goals
- To assist The NCPBL Foundation, Inc. in supporting its program of work.
STATUS: In progress.
- To sponsor an activity at FLDC
to benefit the national March of Dimes fundraiser and The NCPBL Foundation, Inc.
STATUS: In progress.
- Leadership Development Goals
- To provide an orientation program for state officers preceding the State Executive Council meetings.
STATUS: COMPLETE. Results: An officer training session was held at the June 2011 meeting. Officers were provided workshop on business etiquette and parliamentary procedures.
- To sponsor a Fall Leadership Development Conference to assist chapters and provide training and information on leadership, business, and state/national projects; goal of 100% of active chapters attending.
STATUS: Pending
- To increase community service activities.
STATUS: In progress.
- To invite a speaker at the FLDC and SLC who was a former PBL member to encourage PBL members.
STATUS: In progress.
- Publication Goals
- To provide an electronic copy of the State Handbook on the Web site by September.
STATUS: COMPLETE.
- To produce two issues of the state newsletter; goal of 75% of chapters to be featured.
STATUS:
In progress. The Fall 2011 issue of the newsletter was produced.
- To update and maintain the state chapter Web site with officer assistance.
STATUS:
Ongoing. Results:
The state chapter Web site has been completely updated with current year information. The site will have continuous updates added as activities occur throughout the year. The Historian developed a new home page to represent and focus on the current officer team's goals.
- To maintain the NCPBL Facebook site while transferring traffic from the Regional Facebook sites.
STATUS:
Ongoing.
Results: New officers are the administrators of the site. Officers are posting messages on the NCPBL group pages to keep members up-to-date and monitoring the activity on the Facebook Group page. Vice presidents have set up group pages for each region in the state.
- To produce vice president and presidential communications to the "Council of Presidents."
STATUS:
Ongoing.
- To produce a synopsis of goals completed to be published on the state Web site as completed.
STATUS: Ongoing
Results: This page has been established to show the goals for the year and the progress made to date in accomplishing those goals.
- To produce and provide a promotional video for recruitment.
STATUS: Pending.
- Awards Program Goals
- To sponsor the Terry Lowrance Leadership Award to recognize chapters that complete state/national projects and goals.
STATUS: Pending.
- To involve business leaders as SLC event judges and highlight the company they represent.
STATUS:
Pending.
- To promote participation in the Career and Membership Achievement Program (CMAP); goal of 20 members obtaining a CMAP level.
STATUS:
Ongoing
- To provide CMAP Chapter of the Year Award that will be based on a point system.
STATUS: Ongoing
- Administrative Goals
- To provide chapters with a chronological list of all PBL dates and due dates for meetings and activities.
STATUS: COMPLETE. Results: The state handbook has a list of PBL dates for the year in section 01. The calendar is available on the Web site for all members.
- To increase the number of candidates for state office.
STATUS:
Ongoing. Result: A workshop on Running for State Office was held at FLDC.
- To promote and encourage NCPBL's level of participation at national conferences.
STATUS:
In progress.
- To compile a "Council of Presidents" e-mail list the officers will use to offer guidance and gather information through periodic communication.
STATUS:
In progress.
- To sponsor Fall Kick-Off and Winter Tip-Off meetings for local chapter officers and advisers; goal of 100% of active chapters attending.
STATUS:
Ongoing.
- To sponsor a State Leadership Conference to administer the State Awards Program, elect officers, and provide leadership training; goal of 100% of active chapters participating.
STATUS: Ongoing.
The State Leadership Conference will be held on April 12-14, 2011 at the Hilton University Place Charlotte in Charlotte, NC.
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