September 25, 07 Newsletter

TUCSON'S PLATINUM CHAPTER

WE DANCE LIKE A BUTTERFLY

This was at the Sonoran Bed & Breakfast story will follow

AND STING LIKE A BEE!!!!!!!

New Leadership Takes over Oct. 4th!

24 CARDS LEFT

The 50/50 pot is up to $1906.00.
$952.00 goes to the winner for a Joker draw!!!
Tickets will be sold until 7am.
$1 will get you one;
$5 will get you six and
$10 will get you 15 tickets
Tye Thonvold was the winner for $2.00
and a 60 second commercial this week.

Rachel Gioannini opened Casa Serena Landscape Designs in July of 2005. She is a certified landscape designer. Prior to this career shift, she has been a production manager, stage manager, college professor, lighting designer, volunteer coordinator, administrative assistant, barista, drug courier (nothing illegal), and bike guide. She’s lived in 11 states and has a BFA in technical theatre and an MFA in stage management.

Rachel and her husband, Pat, will celebrate their 5 year anniversary on 10/5. They met on the Internet shortly after Rachel moved here in 2000. They have 2 dogs, 3 cats and a turtle.

Rachel’s company has tripled it’s revenue this year so far and she plans to double her income next year. She is the sole owner and employee of her company and plans to stay that way. Her goal is to be paying the mortgage on their retirement home by 2009, assuming they find the right place. They are looking in the Silver City, NM area.

Rachel’s avocation is cycling and she is on the Summit Velo Racing Team. Her life has changed dramatically since she moved to Tucson. Her key to success is to remind herself nearly daily to be grateful and enjoy life, because it is the life she asked for. Something you don’t know about Rachel is she is also a quilter. One of her burning desires is to hike the Continental Divide Trail from Mexico to Canada.

We had 57 members and guest last week

Be sure to bring your completed short bio for the meeting and a door prize.

Also send Peggy a longer bio for the newsletter.
9/27 Cory Pearson/ Rachel Gioannini
10/4 Dianne Kelley/ Sue Zepeda
10/11 Susan Fulton/ Larry Stinson
10/18 Rondie Yancie/ Manny Rodriguez
10/25 Dennis Garret/ Eric Timmis

Reminder - just because the contest is over doesn't mean you can slack off!
We want to hear your name, business name, and memory hook during your commercials and your referrals & testimonials! We're not only going to be the BIGGEST chapter in the World, we want to continue to be THE BEST IN THE WORLD!!

Thursday, Sept. 27th last day of our Comin' 2 by 2 Contest! Be sure to bring a visitor and help us round out our Power Teams!

BNI Awards Luncheon - please mark your calendar and plan to attend. We've nominated lots of people for all kinds of awards. Come find out what our chapter has won! Where: Hotel Congress - The Copper Hall (located at 311 E. Congress St. When: Oct. 26th from 11:30-1:30p Cost $16.00 if you pay prior to Oct. 12th. or $20.00 after Oct. 12th.

Last weeks eyes were Sunie Kendal of Catalina Roasted Bean

I will have more eyes next week! This week was interesting with the officers changing and people learning their new roles. There has been so much going on and want to do a good job telling everyone so will get another newsletter out when all the pictures are in...... Mary and Michael Gibson were wonderful host and everyone (45) who came was full of ideas.

See you tomorrow!

Peggy

September 18,07 Newsletter

NORTHWEST CHAPTER

TUCSON'S PLATINUM CHAPTER

WE DANCE LIKE A BUTTERFLY

Sunie Kendall of Catalina Coffee Bean

AND STING LIKE A BEE!!!!!!!

The 50/50 pot is up to $1800.00.

$900.00 goes to the winner for a Joker draw!!!

Tickets will be sold until 7am.

$1 will get you one;

$5 will get you six and

$10 will get you 15 tickets

Manny Rodriguez was the winner for $10.00

and a 60 second commercial this week.

Mike Hoynes of Nikken was last week winner for a 60 second commercial

Marjorie Waterbrook of Clear Content Editorial Services was one of our speakers last week.


Be sure to bring your completed short bio for the meeting and a door prize. Also send Peggy a longer bio for the newsletter.

9/20 Eric Shedd/ Johnny Wyatt

9/27 Cory Pearson/ Rachel Gioannini

10/4 Dianne Kelley/ Sue Zepeda

10/11 Susan Fulton/ Larry Stinson

10/18 Rondie Yancie/ Manny Rodriguez

10/25 Dennis Garret/ Eric Timmis

Patty Cummins of Arbonne International was our other speaker

Whose eyes are these?

Last weeks eyes were Paul Sandoval of Paul's Auto Repair



GIFT BAGS: Don’t forget to BRING YOUR GOODIES for the gift bags. We are giving them out to visitors. Last week we had 10 guest! These bags will have all of the stuff you donate plus your business cards. Please make sure you bring lots of business cards to keep your slot filled up. If no cards, no free advertising… Business cards are your cheapest form of advertising. We should be getting our new bags soon. WE NEED MORE GOODIES TO HAND OUT....PLEASE REPLENISH GOODIES. THANK YOU.

Larry Stinson of 520 Living Magazine talking with our guest

from Peppermint Cleaning of the Platinum Chapter our guest for our monthly mixer

MSP TRAINING: Next session is September 19 from 5:30-8:30pm. MSP Held the 1st Sat. and 3rd Wed. of each Month. Kevin Wood will be doing the 1st Saturday of every month from 9a – 12Noon. This class will be at Varsity Clubs of American, 3855 E. Speedway on the NW corner of Speedway and Alvernon. Laura Loman will be leading class on the 3rd Wed. of the month from 5:30pm-8:30pm. This will be at Varsity Clubs of America, 3855 E. Speedway on the NW corner of Speedway and Alvernon. MSP before your can do your 5 Minute Presentation.Sign up now! Go to the calendar link at http://www.bnisouthwestcalendar.com/calendar/calendar.pl Find the date you wish to attend, click on the training information and a new window opens with instructions to register online. This information goes to Laura Loman for the Wednesday training and to Kevin Wood for the Saturday training.Hit link below to Registerhttp://www.bnisouthwestcalendar.com/calendar/calendar.pl

Nancy Jones of Premier Designs; Laura Loman of ReMax and Mike Hoynes of Nikken

at the Fox and Hound enjoying our monthly mixer "speed dancing"

Dan Pressler attended our monthly mixer
This weeks meeting was attended by 57 members and visitors.

Only 2 weeks left for our Comin' 2 by 2 Membership Contest. Winner receives a 1 night stay at the Sonoran Bed & Breakfast!!

Contest results so far:
Sponsor report: BNI Northwest: Aug-01-2007 - Sep-15-2007
Sponsor Member Application date
Kevin Boerup Jennie Crouch Aug-23-2007
Peggy Hyde Zachery Jacobs Aug-08-2007
Michelle Martin Christopher Caine Aug-15-2007
Christopher Litten Aug-23-2007



Memory Hook Contest Winner - to be announced at Breakfast on Thursday as only 1 person from Membership Committee attended the mixer with his results.

Marcus Richter of Hands-on Home Inspection

Looks like Ron Lafaye shirt and head of American Home Mortgage

BNI Awards Luncheon - please mark your calendar and plan to attend. We've nominated lots of people for all kinds of awards. Come find out what our chapter has won! Where: Hotel Congress - The Copper Hall (located at 311 E. Congress St. When: Oct. 26th from 11:30-1:30p Cost $16.00 if you pay prior to Oct. 12th. or $20.00 after Oct. 12th.

Last year's Leadership Team all won an award! And considering the successes we've had this year, I believe someone from our chapter will win at least 1 award as well! So show your support for all of their efforts by attending the luncheon and cheering them on as they receive their award!

Robin Cupp of Healing Spring Acupuncture and Zak Jacobs of New Century CoFFee Break

New Leadership Team to run meeting this Thursday and outgoing leadership team to shadow the newbies! So Larry how are you going to shadow the incoming Vice President and take over the President?? Multi task expert at his best.

Susan Fulton of Desert Penguin visits with one our guest

as Mark Hayes of Tierra Antigua and Mary Gibson of Sonoran Bed & Breakfast


BNI - THE FINAL FRONTIER.................. These are the voyages of the Northwest Chapter

Our Continuing Mission: To explore new business and networking strategies, To seek out new members wherever we may find them, and to Boldly go where no chapter has been before!


With apologies to Gene Roddenberry, The Star Trek mantra seems to be pretty appropriate for our chapter. Not only are we on the verge of becoming the largest BNI chapter in the world, we are also initiating a bold new Givers Gain Project.

What is this project? In a nutshell, we will pick one business from our chapter for this project every six months. During this six month period the business will receive all of the combined energies, expertise and creative ideas of their fellow members. We will all pitch in and help the recipient get to the next level by working together as individuals and as Power Teams. Your contribution to the project can be almost anything - reduced rate services from YOUR business, donated time and/or materials, or just some old fashioned elbow grease.

The first project target is The Sonoran Bed and Breakfast owned by Mary and Michael Gibson. James Craig, our business advisor, has donated his services to help the Gibsons target areas for growth and will be coordinating our chapter members to see the project to completion. Larry Stinson will be documenting the project in his new magazine, 520 , by writing a three part series of articles. Every business in the chapter is eligible to be a recipient of the Givers Gain Project provided they have participated in prior projects.

We will be meeting at the Sonoran Bed and Breakfast for a planning session on Friday, September 21 at 6pm. Mary and Michael will be serving a BBQ for our enjoyment and based on the reports I have been hearing, this will be a meal to remember. This project is a tremendous opportunity for us as a chapter to work together and also to set a new standard for other chapters. Nothing like this has been done in BNI before so I'm sure we will be the focus of some international attention.

You don't want to miss this truly innovative gathering. Please RSVP to me so the Gibsons can plan their meal accordingly.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!
Susan Fulton

Peggy Hyde of Arizona Holistic Hypnosis chatting with James Craig of SuccessNow

Just a reminder (as if you've forgotten!) about the leadership training on Sept 22.

The meeting is from 8:30 am - 1:00 pm at the Rio Cafe, 2526 E Grant Road.
Brunch will be served mid morning so don't eat a big hearty breakfast before you go.

Stats to compare:

Membership increase:

2005 to 2006 42% +21

2006 to 2007 18% +23

Referrals Given increase:
2005 to 2006 52% +797
2006 to 2007 15% +345

Visitor increase:
2005 to 2006 81% +118
2006 to 2007 30% +51

Dance Card increase:
2005 to 2006 no report +112
2006 to 2007 N/A +3872

$ Value
2005 to 2006 no report +0
2006 to 2007 N/A +$2,309,683



Trends for this year:

Members Referrals Visitors Dance Cards $ Value
January 2007 59 272 4 227 $101
February 200 57 242 13 106 $71
March 2007 59 304 30 109 $110
April 2007 61 270 15 162 $38,644
May 2007 60 259 6 709 $37,502
June 2007 61 181 9 840 $74,912
July 2007 64 186 5 1037 $1,031,622
August 2007 63 233 34 493 $662,799
September 2007*60* 83* 9* 228* $418,601*

*Report only through 9/13/07

Last weeks numbers:

Referrals Visitors Dance Cards $Value
Week 1 41 4 146 $10,411
Week 2 42 5 82 $408,190

When you look at why we are here, to generate business between ourselves, I think we are doing an outstanding job!

Oh, by the way. Since January, we have generated $2,309,683! What an immensely productive group!

Peggy

September 11, 07 Newsletter

NORTHWEST CHAPTER
TUCSON'S PLATINUM CHAPTER

WE DANCE LIKE A BUTTERFLY

This was taken by Peggy Hyde's PillowTalk's engineer, Paul

AND STING LIKE A BEE!!!!!!!

ZAK JACOBS OF NEW CENTURY COFFEE BREAK IS SHUFFLING THE CARDS



MIKE HOYNES OF NIKKEN IS PICKING A CARD

MIKE HOYNES PULLED OUT AN ACE AND WON $10 AND A 60 SECOND COMMERCIAL

The 50/50 pot is up to $1728.00.
$864.00 goes to the winner for a Joker draw!!!
Tickets will be sold until 7am.
$1 will get you one; $5 will get you six
and $10 will get you 15 tickets




Whose eyes are these?

Steve Torres eyes were featured last week


MSP TRAINING: Next session is September 17 from 5:30-8:30pm. MSP Held the 1st Sat. and 3rd Wed. of each Month. Kevin Wood will be doing the 1st Saturday of every month from 9a – 12Noon. This class will be at Varsity Clubs of American, 3855 E. Speedway on the NW corner of Speedway and Alvernon. Laura Loman will be leading class on the 3rd Wed. of the month from 5:30pm-8:30pm. This will be at Varsity Clubs of America, 3855 E. Speedway on the NW corner of Speedway and Alvernon. MSP before your can do your 5 Minute Presentation.Sign up now! Go to the calendar link at http://www.bnisouthwestcalendar.com/calendar/calendar.pl Find the date you wish to attend, click on the training information and a new window opens with instructions to register online. This information goes to Laura Loman for the Wednesday training and to Kevin Wood for the Saturday training.Hit link below to Register
http://www.bnisouthwestcalendar.com/calendar/calendar.pl

Jessei MacIntire of MacIntire & Associates and Online Screening Inc.
was our speaker last Thursday.

Be sure to bring your completed Short Bio for the meeting and a door prize.
Also send Peggy a longer Bio for the newsletter.

9/13 Patty Cummins/ Marjorie Waterbrook
9/20 Eric Shedd/ Johnny Wyatt
9/27 Cory Pearson/ Rachel Gioannini
10/4 Dianne Kelley/ Sue Zepeda
10/11 Susan Fulton/ Eric Timmis

Marjorie Waterbrook of Clear Content Editorial Services will be one of our speakers this week

Margie Waterbrook English teacher and owner of Clear Content Editorial Services: Where You're Sure to Get Your Words' Worth!

6001 E. Pima, #81 Tucson 85712

Only in business since March!

What does a copy editor do, anyway?!
Since a lot of people seem kind of mystified about about this question, I want to use the blog and my five-minute presentation to get start demystifying things . We all now how fast 5 minutes goes, so I want to get a head start here in the blog. Here we go:

It is my job as copy editor to oversee every piece of writing that goes out of your office .

What kind of writing would this be?

Anything leaving your office containing the written word: letters, brochures, announcements, presentations, reports…important school papers or even dissertations…books…magazine or journal articles…grants… If you use written English, you need a copy editor!

The oversight I give to every piece of writing going out of your office makes sure that each piece has 3 crucial qualities:

It is CLEAR : there is no doubt in any one's mind about what you are trying to communicate to your clients.

It is CORRECT : there are no mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation, typos.paragraphs and are not buried where your message is hidden or minimized.

It is POWERFUL: your most important message comes through loud and clear and is not hushed up or minimized by placement in the weakest point of a sentence, paragraph, or entire set of paragraphs.
If there is any doubt in your mind as to whether or not something as "trivial" as punctuation really makes a difference, try figuring out the various meanings of the following sentences, taken from Lynne Truss' bestseller, Eats, Shoots and Leaves:
1. Leonara walked on her head, a little higher than usual.
2. The driver managed to escape from the vehicle before it sank and swam to the river bank.
3. The convict said the judge is mad.

Previous jobs: Mostly teaching English…6th grade through adults; city, town, and country; tiny rural colleges to sprawling universities.
Family: Divorced -2 children--Anna, 31, an M.D. in the Emergency Department of UMC and the first person to hold their Sports Medicine Fellowship; and Michael, 27, UA graduate in business,but not cut out for business--currently in Chicago and keeping a roof over his head while he decides what he wants to be when he grows up.

Animals-2 1/2 year old cat named Butterscotch; much loved; adorable; and definitely queen of the realm since she ran off a second cat I attempted to adopt.

Hobbies and Activities: Reading (especially Anne Tyler); movies (especially musicals like "Hairspray"); reality TV ("The Apprentice"); expensive restaurants. (When I get the urge to exercise, I lie down until it goes away)

City of Residence: Tucson, for almost 20 years…that makes me a native, right?
My burning desire: to be rescued by a knight in shining armor and live happily eve after…oh wait: that is sooo 1950's. Let's get back to the future--to be known as the best copy editor in the Tucson area.

Something no one knows about me: I was painfully shy as a child…all my teachers wrote on my report cards that I should speak up in class more…but you can see what happened: now I am making up for lost time!

My key to success…remains to be found! But I do think it resides somewhere in James Craig's tag line (a little free advertising for you, James!): you have to dream, plan, and act before you can succeed. I have lots of work to do on the planning and acting parts!


GIFT BAGS: Don’t forget to BRING YOUR GOODIES for the gift bags. We are giving them out to visitors. Last week we had 10 guest! These bags will have all of the stuff you donate plus your business cards. Please make sure you bring lots of business cards to keep your slot filled up. If no cards, no free advertising… Business cards are your cheapest form of advertising. We should be getting our new bags soon. WE NEED MORE GOODIES TO HAND OUT....PLEASE REPLENISH GOODIES. THANK YOU.

Mary Gibson expressing herself about being the first recipient of the Givers Gain Project

President Michelle Martin of Martin Insurance Consultants announced to the group her Givers Gain Project - purpose - to give back to our community or "Pay It Forward:" - rather than selecting a nonprofit organization, our Givers Gain project allows each chapter member as individuals, as well as Power Teams, to focus their creative ideas, expertise, combined energies and efforts on one specific business of our chapter every six months. With all of us pitching in to help a member business succeed or get to the next level, we will grow as individuals, our relationships as a business sales force will become stronger, and our Power Teams and CHAPTER will achieve success. Our business advisor is donating his time to help coordinate our 60+ volunteers and reduced rate member professionals to see this project through. And every business in the chapter is eligible to be a recipient of the focused six month Givers Gain project provided they have participated in the prior projects. Nothing of this magnitude has ever been attempted before.

Pat Taviss of Pat Taviss consulting and our incoming Vice President is making alot of noise in her 30 second commercial.

Jim Wiberg of A Cleaner Solution and Benita Babeckis of Tranzformations and incoming Visitor Host

This weeks meeting was attended by 61 members and visitors.

We are having a membership contest starting Aug 1 and ending Membership Contest will run from Aug. 2 to Sept 27th. The goal is to be at 70 members when this Leadership Team hands the reigns over to the new Leadership Team in October! Winner will be announced at Oct. 4th meeting. Prize: One night stay at The Sonoran Bed & Breakfast!
The worlds largest Chapter is in Canada with 76 members
The USA largest Chapter is in Massachusetts with 70 members
Europe largest chapter has 42 member and Australia has 46.A list of members that we are looking for.. roofer; Home Stagger; Body Shop; Collision Repair; Car Rental; Manicurist; Hair Dresser; Beauty Salon; Coffee Vendor; Nutritionist; Personal Trainer; Dentist; Naturopath; Business Machine Co.; Office Furniture Store; commercial Banker; Gift Baskets; Florist; Flower Shop; Graphic Designer; Marketing & Advertising Consultant; Commercial Property Manager; Furniture Store; Copier Salesman; Extended Auto Warranty Company. So when you are out and about don't forget to keep your ears and eyes open.

GIFT BAGS: Don’t forget to BRING YOUR GOODIES for the gift bags. We are giving them out to visitors. These bags will have all of the stuff you donate plus your business cards. Please make sure you bring lots of business cards to keep your slot filled up. If no cards, no free advertising… Business cards are your cheapest form of advertising. We should be getting our new bags soon.

Monthly Mixer...second Friday of the month...September 14. We will be back at the Fox and Hound this Friday at 6pm-??? We are going to try something a little bit different this month - "Speed Dancing". We will set aside a half hour when we will each sit down for 10 minutes with three different partners and do a one-on-one dance card. So we will each count three dance cards for the mixer, rather than counting one for everyone that attended. Sounds like fun and a good way to have a slightly more in depth visit with three people that we may not know as well as we could. See you at the Fox & Hound Friday. There will be a charge of $5 that will be added to your monthly breakfast due bill.

NW Chapter Homework - This is it! We will be having our contest on Memory Hooks!! On Sept. 13th There Will Be a Contest! The person that writes down the most Business Names and Memory Hooks (timed test) wins a prize. AND the Business that has their memory hook remembered the most also gets a prize!!Winners and prizes announced at the Sept. 14th Mixer!!!

Just found out Lori Riegel of the Jewish Post took this idea to her chapter and had a contest on Tuesday. Pam Laubscher of The Clutter Buster won the prize for knowing the the most tag lines.

Here they are:

Week 1:

Referrals 41

Visitors 4

Dance Cards 146

$ Value $10,411



That's all folks,

Peggy

September 04, 07 Newsletter

NORTHWEST CHAPTER

TUCSON'S PLATINUM CHAPTER

WE DANCE LIKE A BUTTERFLY

Our Newest Members

Michelle Martin, President; Jennie Crouch of Speedway Signs; Jennifer Kerbs of Body Basics ; and Christopher Caine of Puroclean Emergency Restoration ; Larry Stinson, Vice President

AND STING LIKE A BEE!!!!!!!

Mike Benzenhoefer, Treasurer/Secretary watches as Paul Sandoval of Paul's Auto Repair pulls a 6 and receives $6 and a 60 second commercial Thursday. Zak Jacobs of New Century Coffee is keeper of the tickets.

The 50/50 pot is up to $1627.00. $814.00 goes to the winner for a Joker draw!!! Can you guess how much the Joker will be worth on Thursday? Remember A $1 gets you one, $5 gets you 6 and $10 gets you 15! Zak Jacobs of New Century Coffee keeper of the tickets will stop giving out tickets at the start of the meeting.

MSP TRAINING: Next session is September 1 from 9am-n00n. MSP Held the 1st Sat. and 3rd Wed. of each Month. Kevin Wood will be doing the 1st Saturday of every month from 9a – 12Noon. This
class will be at Varsity Clubs of American, 3855 E. Speedway on the NW corner of Speedway and Alvernon. Laura Loman will be leading class on the 3rd Wed. of the month from 5:30pm-8:30pm. This will be at Varsity Clubs of America, 3855 E. Speedway on the NW corner of Speedway and Alvernon. MSP before your can do your 5 Minute Presentation.Sign up now! Go to the calendar link at http://www.bnisouthwestcalendar.com/calendar/calendar.pl Find the date you wish to attend, click on the training information and a new window opens with instructions to register online. This information goes to Laura Loman for the Wednesday training and to Kevin Wood for the Saturday training.Hit link below to Register

http://www.bnisouthwestcalendar.com/calendar/calendar.pl

Grant Deakin of American Family Insurance Agency was our speaker along with Paul Sandoval of Paul's Auto Repair

Jessei MacIntire of MacIntire & Associates and Online Screening Inc.

will be our speaker on Thursday.

Jessei is a Private Investigator for 4years but her business was established in 1979. She has had 15 years in education, 3 years in the legal field and 5 years in Human Resources. She has lived in Tucson for over 30 years.

She is married to John MacIntire and they have three sons and one daughter. Jason 21, John III 15, Jordon 14 and Samantha is 13. Their dog homer, cat Max share the house with a rabbit Mr Rubert and a 4 foot green iguana named Thor.

Jessei like Tae Kwondo; camping, horseback riding, scuba diving, and traveling. She loves to do surveillance and undercover. "Pretending to be someone else is fun"

Her burning desire is to travel more and someday write a book....Jessei do it instead of saying "someday".

In a previous job, she was asked to become part of a Sheik's harem in Saudi Arabia. "Too bad I was married at the time."

Her key to success is her "unwavering faith that no matter what path I choose God will make it the right path."

GIFT BAGS: Don’t forget to BRING YOUR GOODIES for the gift bags. We are giving them out to visitors. Last week we had 10 guest! These bags will have all of the stuff you donate plus your business cards. Please make sure you bring lots of business cards to keep your slot filled up. If no cards, no free advertising… Business cards are your cheapest form of advertising. We should be getting our new bags soon. WE NEED MORE GOODIES TO HAND OUT....PLEASE REPLENISH GOODIES. THANK YOU.

Patty Cummins of Arbonne International and

Rachel Gioannini of Casa Serena Landscape Design


NW Chapter Homework - only 2 weeks to go!Just like the military, BNI has it's own rules and regulations about our meetings. Instead of name, rank, and serial number ......we need to hear your Name, Business Name, and Memory Hook when you say your 30 Second Commercial AND when you do your Referrals and Testimonials! But unlike the military ....we're going to have FUN with it!! :)For the next 2 weeks, concentrate on saying your Name, Business Name, and Memory Hook .....but also make sure to LISTEN to everyone else's Name, Business Name, and Memory Hook. On Sept. 13th There Will Be a Contest! The person that writes down the most Business Names and Memory Hooks (timed test) wins a prize. AND the Business that has their memory hook remembered the most also gets a prize!!Winners and prizes announced at the Sept. 14th Mixer!!!

Mike Liskow of D'Mentions Systems with Noel,

President of the Platinum Chapter one of our visitor

Whose eyes are these?

Linda Scott of Master Auto Glass eyes were featured last week.

Upcoming Speakers:
Be sure to bring your completed Bio and a door prize.

If you want more said about your business get information to Peggy Hyde of Arizona Holistic Health by Friday the week before.

9/06 Jessei MacIntire/ Larry Stinson

9/13 Patty Cummins/ Marjorie Waterbrook

9/20 Eric Shedd/ Johnny Wyatt

9/27 Cory Pearson/ Rachel Gioannini
10/4 Dianne Kelley/ Sue Zepeda
10/11 Susan Fulton/ Eric Timmis

This weeks meeting was attended by 65 members and visitors.

DON'T FORGET TO BRING 100 BUSINESS CARDS! This will keep our card box up to snuff for a week or two!


Last week:
Referrals: 55
Visitors: 10
Dance Cards: 84
$ Value: $4,682

August 2007:
Referrals: 233
Visitors: 34
Dance Cards: 493
$ Value: $662,799

1/1/07-8/31/07:
Referrals: 1,959
Visitors: 117
Dance Cards: 3,756
$ Value: $1,891,082

We are only $108,916 away from hitting the $2,000,000 mark!

See You Thursday,
Peggy