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3. Web Site
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4. Classmate
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6. Response
records & pictures
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7. Reunion
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Events, venues & entertainment
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Accomodations, Hotels, dorms, etc
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Ivitations
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RSVP, logs, pictures, book, money
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Endowment
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3: Complete web site design prior to first alumni contact (June) Expand web
site to include a section for attendee interaction, e.g. career highlights,
pictures (January) |
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Finalize Master Alumni list for home and email contacts. |
4: Finalize Master Alumni list for
home and email contacts. |
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5: Complete first draft of
marketing plan; first mailing (home and email), general advertisement (July);
complete work for next two marketing mailers;
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ilers, making sure |
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they are crisp, clear and
concise. Prepare a simple 3 part
(four-color) brochure that will be part of the first mailer to the homes with
our opening letter. It should contain |
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the schedule of events, request for
reunion book materials, hotel accommodations and pricing and as much general
information as possible. It could be
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best marketing tools to convince prospective attendees that the program
has been well thought out. We should
include 5 or 6 key campus photos. |
best marketing tools to convince
perspective attendees that the program has been well thought out. We should include 5 or 6 key campus photos. |
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6: Collect, compile and catagorize initial RSVPs from first mailing (home and
email) which asked for reunion book materials (pictures, memories, personal
data (item 5 |
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7: Rough Draft (August) of working
manuscript (Oct.). Final document
(Dec.) to publisher (Jan. 2011). |
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Line item 8: Comnplete rough draft of actual weekend
events with specific details of dinner, programs and speakers. |
8: Complete rough |
te rough draft of actual weekend
events with specific details of dinner, programs and speakers (August). Finalize this (October). |
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9: Complete listing of recommended
hotels and pricing for on and off campus accomodations. |
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10: Complete and mail formal invitations. |
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11: Copmlete all RSVPs, logs, book
materials, money, campus reservations, etc. |
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Line item 12: Target gifing request here down playing the
request until we have all of the major event logistics worked out and
programs set. |
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Interview and engage photographer.
Obtain all pictures of event and activities for inclusion in reunion
memory book. |
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Target gifting request here, down playing the request until we have
all of the event logistics and major programs worked out. |
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* Reunion
book would be mailed after the event and should include pictures and
discriptions of event activities. |
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