Advocacy Committee is responsible for identifying (with the approval of the President/Board) and facilitating opportunities for the MPIPHL membership to become involved with government issues and educating the public.
Awards Committee will focus on the yearly award criteria planning, voting and distribution of our Chapter awards, as well as scholarship programs.
Awards Gala Committee plans and manages all aspects of the Awards Gala. Bring your creativity and the ability to have fun!
MPI to Eye is now a blog with posts ideally published one to two times per week (Wednesday and/or Friday) and a twice-yearly published magazine which includes a supplement to Education Institute distributed to attendees of the event and an Annual Yearbook mailed to all MPIPHL Members. Provide your time and talent to help solicit members to write relevant articles, gather newsworthy items, and industry updates. If you want to know more about the meetings industry beyond MPI and MPIPHL (and want to improve your writing skills), this is your committee!
CMP Study Group coordinates the study course programs held each fall and spring to prepare participants for the semi-annual CMP exam. The committee plans the schedule and organizes the site-selection and facilitators.
The CARES committee is all about our culture of giving in the PHL MPI Chapter. Each year the committee facilitates connecting our members with local non-profit organizations that are working to make a difference right here in our community. Join us and help expand out impact on the world around us!
The committee is responsible for the promotion of the MPIPHL Connections Campaign, which tracks and promotes member to member business interactions, as well as recognizes members for their efforts to buy MPI.
Education Institute Committee coordinates the annual day-long education program and tradeshow held in the spring.
The Email Committee will manage the digital newsletters for the MPIPHL Chapter. This includes the weekly Connects, twice monthly stand-alone email, and any other email communications such as sponsorship spotlights. The Email Committee Co Chairs will manage the Marketing/Communications Calendar, and provide updates to the Director of Communications.
Fall Social Committee is responsible for planning all aspects of a fundraiser in the fall, such as a silent auction or casino night.
Leadership Development Committee is responsible for the development of processes, procedures, tools, and programs to support the development of chapter leaders, effective succession planning, and the annual transition of volunteer duties. Programs include Committee Sign Up Day and Leadership Day (or event).
Membership Recruitment Committee focuses on the growth of our Chapter through the development of campaigns that identify and target prospective new members. Committee includes the Ambassador Club which is responsible for meeting and greeting attendees at all Chapter functions and providing a pre-meeting session for both non-members and new members to share Chapter information and benefits.
Membership Retention Committee provides ongoing communication with members to ensure Chapter programs and professional benefits are provided through our Chapter’s activities and projects. Committee also develops member recognition programs and drives efforts to increase member engagement and committee participation.
Monthly Programs Committee provides interesting and cutting-edge programs for monthly educational meetings, including guest speakers and activities designed for the professional development of our membership.
Nominating Committee will focus on soliciting and interviewing future board members and creating the slate for the following year.
Sponsorship and Advertising Group is responsible for consolidation all of the Chapter’s request for Sponsorship, Partnerships, etc. into one comprehensive strategic business development plan so that we are able to raise more funds to benefit our members.
Past Presidents’ Advisory Council is made up of past chapter presidents and they work on special chapter projects.
PR/Special Publications communicates Chapter activities and meetings industry news to our industry peers, general public and the media. Public Relations efforts will maintain the relationships with area publications (such as the Philadelphia Business Journal, Inquirer/ Philly.com, Pennsylvania Meetings+Events magazine, and Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine) along with other Associations (ILEA, and other MPI Chapters) to ensure that our monthly meetings and special events are publicized.
Roundtable Committee plans the topics and speakers for the roundtable sessions held prior to each monthly meeting.
Spring Social Committee is responsible for planning a spring fundraising event, such as a golf outing or bowling outing.
The Social Media Committee manages the online profiles for the MPI PHL Chapter including: Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The Committee synthesizes information into bit-size pieces for the different social media channels. This Committee is great for members who want to learn more about online marketing and social media management.
Student Affairs Committee focuses on the extension of our Chapter membership into the community to students, academics teaching hospitality/meeting planning related courses and mid-career professionals to assist their understanding of and development within the industry.
Venue Procurement is responsible for securing venues for the chapters programs and events.
Website is responsible for updating and maintaining the current site to ensure we are meeting our members news needs, calendar and job bank etc.. This committee will also track google analytics so the Chapter can follow online trends on what information is being accessed. This committee is great for anyone interested in digital marketing and website management.