Last time, I wrote about Voluncheering — how being nudged into volunteering shaped my career and community experience.
This time, I thought I’d flip the perspective: what if you’re not ready (or don’t have the capacity) to volunteer? That’s where ROI — Return on Involvement — comes in.
Involvement isn’t just volunteering. Volunteering is powerful, yes, but it’s not the only way to maximize your membership.
Transparent truth? It’s about how you show up. Here are a few ways to boost your ROI with MPI Toronto Chapter:
Each of these touchpoints builds ROI. The more you put in, the more you’ll get out. Sometimes it’s as simple as being present, curious, and engaged.
MPI Toronto Chapter’s "Return on Involvement" campaign emphasizes that involvement goes beyond just attending events. It’s about creating meaningful connections and being part of a dynamic, thriving community of people who understand what your day job entails, when no one else does. You have the power to strengthen that community through your engagement, and for that strength to be returned to you tenfold.
So - here’s my ask: the next time you see me at an MPI Toronto Chapter event, come say hi. Let’s really chat, about how things are going (work, life, balance, fun), what you’re reading or binging on Netflix, your hobbies AND about MPI – what you’d like to see more (or less) of at our events, what’s working for you, what’s not – and how we can make your membership experience even better.
Here’s to more connections, more conversations, and a little extra spark in every chat. See you soon!