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2014 President’s Initiatives

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2014 President’s Initiatives. What are the Presidents’ Awards?. The Rules. Open to all Presidents No more than one page of documentation submitted for each strategy. Page totals do not include your entry form, annual report, or tracking document. Levels. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2014 President’s Initiatives

What are the Presidents’

Awards?

The Rules

▪ Open to all Presidents

▪ No more than one page of documentation submitted for each strategy.

▪ Page totals do not include your entry form, annual report, or tracking document.

▪ Gold Award – Completion of 13 or more strategies. Entry may be 13-23 total pages.

▪ Silver Award – Completion of 10-12 strategies. Entry may be 10-12 total pages.

▪ Bronze Award – Completion of 7-9 strategies. Entry may be 7-9 total pages.

Levels

2014-2015Initiatives

Initiative #1: Education and Professional Development

Strategy #1: Have a local certification

meeting or group study session

Strategy #2: Promote Keys to Excellence at the Region Seminar

Strategy #3: Have your district apply for

at least 3 awards and/or scholarships (this includes the

President’s Award)

Strategy #4: Promote SNA Conferences,

Training, and Webinar Wednesdays

Strategy #5: Collaborate with State

Agency to provide educational sessions at

Region Seminar

Initiative #2: Advocacy and Public Image

Strategy #1: Promote SNA National Resources on Grassroots Advocacy

Strategy #2: Send your Food Service Director

and/or at least one local officer and/or member to

the Legislative Action Caucus in Tallahassee

Strategy #3: Visit a legislator in their local

district office

Strategy #4: Invite a local representative to

visit during Florida Breakfast Week,

National School Lunch Week, or National School

Breakfast Week

Strategy #5: Invite your State

Representatives to the Annual Conference

Strategy #6: Use SNA Marketing Resources

and Campaigns to promote members and

their programs

Initiative #3: Community

Strategy #1: Increase local, state, and/or national and school

district-owned membership (SDM) by 5%

Strategy #2: Sign up your Food Service Director and/or Administrator as a member of national, state,

and local

Strategy #3: Encourage all members,

administrators, co-workers, and the

community to embrace change by coming together in unison,

building a stronger bond

Strategy #4: Make one of your meetings a themed recruiting party and invite potential new members by

using the SNA Membership Toolbox

Strategy #5: Promote SNA’s revamped Star Club program and membership

drives

Strategy #6: Encourage participation in SNA’s

Future Leaders Programs – submit three (3) ‘Looking

for Leaders’ forms

Initiative #4: Infrastructure

Strategy #1: Review and

update bylaws if necessary

Strategy #2: Review and

design orientation for board and committees

Strategy #3: Reduce time

commitment and task forces

Strategy #4: Establish mega

issue discussions at board meetings

Strategy #5: Reduce time

commitment of volunteers

Deadline &Contact

Information

Deadline & Contact Info

Your President’s Book (3-prong/ring folder or 3-ring binder) with completed initiatives, Annual President’s Report, and documentation must be postmarked by March 1, 2015.

FSNA OfficeAttention: Maggie Green, FSNA President

124 Salem CourtTallahassee, FL 32301

Deadline & Contact Info

Questions? Contact FSNA President Maggie Green at:

Email – [email protected]