SFWDA 2014 Annual Meeting and Leadership Council
Mark your calendars for December 6, 2014, 9:00 AM EST
Double Tree Hotel, Oak Ridge, TN
We will be holding our annual meeting in a few short weeks. If you are unable to attend, we will be offering access to the meeting via a webinar format. Additional details will follow. We would encourage all our clubs and participating members to join us as we review 2014 and define a path for 2015. This meeting will combine our 2014 Annual Meeting and the 2015 Leadership Meeting.
Agenda items will include the following:
Financial Review including Trail Fest and Dixie Run
Membership Overview and Integration Update
Web and Social Media Overview
SFWDA Grant Overviews
Equipment Assessments
Land Use Updates
2015 Elections – Vice President, Secretary, Land Use and Conservation
Introduce Leadership Council Concept and Plan for 2015
Off-Road Business Associations, Inc., Blue Ribbon Coalition, UFWDA, Tread Lightly
Planning for 2015 and Beyond
If you have other specific agenda items, please forward to my attention at president@sfwda.org.
Membership Update
We are nearing the completion of our integration of all data into www.Membee.com. Once completed, we will be able to manage all our Clubs, Individual, Premium and Business Members from one platform. Additionally our SFWDA events and communications can be managed from Membee. Our Membership team will be communicating with each of our club leaderships shortly to facilitate the renewal process for 2015.
BRC NAMRC Report
We attended the annual North America Motorized Recreational Council on November 3, 2014 in Las Vegas, NV. This meeting was hosted by Del Albright during the SEMA show. Also participating were Greg Griffith and Dave Logan. A wide variety of reports from Blue Ribbon Coalition, NAXJA, California Association of 4WD Clubs, National Off Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (www.nohvcc.org) and a variety of snow mobile and other conservation groups. Of particular interest was some resource information from NOHVCC on land use management practices and maintaining sustainable trails.