Seasons of Change

MEMBER CALL TO ACTION, FEBRUARY 10-24!!!

ACMP MW Board of Director nominations are due -- learn more

ACMP MW Annual Member Survey

Nominations sought for Board of Director openings

The ACMP Midwest Chapter Board of Directors call for nominations is now open! If you've always wanted to get more involved, now is the time to take the leap. We have six open positions, each with a two-year commitment. This is your opportunity to gain Board experience, develop yourself professionally, and give back to the change community.

Open positions for the June 1, 2020 - May 31,2022 term include:

• Treasurer: If you have a passion for the financial side of the equation, this role is for you. A member of the Executive Board, you'll own all things financial including budgets, forecasting, and cash flow.
  
  
• Secretary: An Executive Board member who really is the backbone of the Chapter. This person facilitates monthly meetings, maintains Chapter records and generally keeps the Board operating smoothly.
  
  
• Director of Membership: If your friends describe you as a 'connector' and you have a passion for building a local change community, this role is calling you! This Board member is critical in attracting, retaining, and engaging our membership.This person leads the charge in getting the word out about Chapter happenings using the website, social media, and other marketing avenues.
  
  
• Director of Marketing & Communications: You know how to get the word out. This role leads the charge in promoting Chapter happenings, using the website, social media, and other marketing avenues.
  
  
• Director of Events: Innovate how the Chapter builds community through connections, balancing professional development, training, and networking. Create an event calendar other chapters will be jealous of while meeting the needs of our membership.
  
  
• Director of Chapter Development: Develop and manage strategic relationships with sponsors, membership, corporations, and peer associations across the Chapter geographic area (Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana) to further the purpose and outcomes of the Chapter.

The call for nominations is open February 10- 24. For more information and detailed role descriptions, click here.

Note: Nominations can only be submitted by ACMP members, and only ACMP Midwest-affiliated members may serve on the ACMP MW Board.

ACMP Midwest Annual Member Survey 2020 

ACMP Midwest is seeking information from all members through the annual member survey. The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and the information will be used to clarify member interests and establish chapter priorities. One of the topics is related to the Prosci certification courses the Chapter has been able to offer at a discounted price this past year and what other Prosci offerings might be of interest to our Members. We've seen great interest and participation in the Prosci certification programs offered through the chapter and we’d like to find out what members would like added to the roster.

The survey will be available until Monday, February 24.

Results will be shared at the Annual General Meeting on May 20. Thank you for making ACMP Midwest your professional change management home!

--Aileen Eaves, Director of Membership

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ACMP Midwest Prosci event

The first three-day Prosci Certification program of the new year will be hosted by Mérieux NutriSciences in downtown Chicago March 17 -19, 2020. In this session, you will

• Learn the Prosci's model for change ‒ ADKAR
• Learn and apply Prosci's methodology to one of your active projects
• Leave with the tools, know-how, and support you need to consistently and successfully drive change

Space is limited to 18 participants. Register on the ACMP Midwest website.