BOARD OF DIRECTORSVolunteering is an excellent way to expand your network and develop strong relationships with fellow SMPS Colorado members. Serving on a committee is also a great way to learn or perfect skills and develop leadership skills you may not have an opportunity to do on the job. If you are interested in volunteering with any committee, feel free to contact the committee chair directly for more information; you are also welcome to contact any board member to learn more. COMMUNICATIONSThe Communications Committee is responsible for the public image of the chapter through the use of print, digital and social media. The committee publicizes information about upcoming programs and events, and maintains information about the chapter and its members through the website. Major responsibilities include: acting as a brand manager for the chapter, designing and producing all marketing materials, and promoting the chapter through media and digital communications. The Communications Committee meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday of the month from 4:00 – 5:00 PM.
EDUCATIONThe Education Committee strives to provide educational, professional, and personal development opportunities through a variety of events and formats. Education topics and learning/implementation tools are defined by the Six Domains of Practice: Marketing Research, Marketing Plan, Client/Business Development, SOQs/Proposals, Promotional Activity, and Information, Resource and Organizational Management.
MARKETING EXCELLENCE AWARDSThe Marketing Excellence Awards Committee plans and coordinates our annual awards recognition gala, the goal of which is to recognize marketing excellence in the Colorado A/E/C community. The committee has two key responsibilities, one to oversee the planning and organization of the event itself including event/location planning, PR for the event, logistics and emcee and speaker recruitment, etc., and the other to oversee the awards portion of the event, including calls for entry, judging, and awards announcements at the event.
MEMBERSHIPThe Membership Committee is responsible for the recruitment and retention of professional and student SMPS members through special events, membership drives, on-campus activities, and other direct outreach efforts. The committee plans bi-monthly New and Prospective Member networking events as well as the annual member appreciation event: Memberfest. Additional committee responsibilities include: welcoming new members to the organization, drafting Member Spotlights for the website, reaching out to members whose memberships are nearing expiration or have expired, creating print collateral on the association and volunteer opportunities, and planning annual Membership Drives.
ONE2ONEThe program is an embodiment of the commitment of the Colorado Chapter of SMPS to assist A/E/C marketers in their personal growth and professional development.
PROGRAMSThe Programs Committee is responsible for programming monthly industry luncheons for the SMPS Colorado chapter. The Programs Committee offers the benefit of direct contact with clients and potential clients through requests for speakers and program planning, as well as the opportunity to drive the industry knowledge that is presented for the A/E/C representatives that attend our events. The Programs Committee meets on the third Thursday of every month from 4-5 PM at Brider (1644 Platte Street, Denver, CO 80202).
SPONSORSHIPThe Sponsorship Committee is responsible for identifying, recruiting, and supporting sponsors throughout the year. The committee works with other committees to facilitate financial support for programs from monthly luncheons to special events. The committee sets goals for annual, luncheon, and in kind sponsorship and works to fulfill them. Responsibilities include: attending a monthly committee meeting, brainstorming potential sponsors, assisting with agreements and invoices, and raising awareness of SMPS sponsorship opportunities and benefits. Sponsorship Chair SOUTHERN COLORADOThe Southern Colorado Committee is responsible for facilitating education and programming for individuals who are interested in promoting their professional service businesses in Southern Colorado through marketing and other non-marketing professional roles. The committee often collaborates with other industry organizations to provide monthly networking and quarterly AEC market-driven events specific to the needs of Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and surrounding areas. The Southern Colorado Committee members’ responsibilities include: attending a monthly committee meeting, brainstorming ideas for future programs, collaborating with others to plan events, and raising overall awareness of SMPS and its benefits throughout Southern Colorado.
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