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......to have our first RI Chapter GTG. I think the best way to get something going is to have our members make some suggestions as to when and where, then we can pick something that works for as many of us as possible (hopefully all of us!).
I have weekends off so I'm open to pretty much anytime. As for the where, let's face it, this state is small enough that it won't be more than 30-40 minute drive for any of us!
OK! So first the group will need to decide a few things about the venue and what (if anything!) is to be accomplished.<br /><br />By "accomplished", I don't mean business wise, but rather activity wise.<br /><br />For instance: Is it going to be a meet and eat, or just a meet and greet?<br /><br />If it's going to involve the possibility of food / beverage, then:<br />At a restaurant, or, <br />At a member's house for a barbecue / beer, etc.<br /><br />You'll also have to figure out how many people you're going to accommodate (members / significant others, etc.)<br /><br />There is also the possibility of making it a publicity / recruitment event with just a little imagination!<br /><br />Pick an establishment with good highway visibility and tailgate it with signage "RI Ford Truckers ...." and you're bound to get a number inquiries by the curious.<br /><br />There's even the possibility of partnering with a dealership or piggybacking on some dealer promotional event. Dealers might appreciate the demonstration of brand loyalty for the benefit of others on the lot considering switching brands.<br /><br />These are just ideas guys. These meetings can be as much or as little as you want them to be, and that goal can change over time!
I'm in! I usually do side jobs on weekends, but with enough notice I can change the schedule around.
lasitter, those are some great ideas, and organizational suggestions. Throwing my opinion in the hat, I'd say that something along the lines of a parking lot BS session may work well. Meet and greet, get to know each other, and take things from there.
My 93 isn't anything to show off really, but it would be great to meet everyone!
Well as Bob said, I think lasitter has some really good ideas for the future, but for now I was just thinking something simple. Maybe pick a place to meet for a little coffee and a lot of BS'ing. Just something very informal to break the ice and we can move on from there.
So come on guys (and gals if there are any in this area), lets get something going!!
Back to the top. Come on guys ( + gals if there are any in this chapter) lets get something going. It doesn't have to be anything elaborate, just an informal GTG to meet each other and get the ball rolling.
Ok guys (and gals if there are any here in the RI chapter, sorry, I just don't know yet) I was hoping for more input but for now let's just try this. I'm thinking Sunday November 21st, before the holidays, and I'm thinking either Bristol Colt State park area, or Providence, there's a Hooters near the airport....!
Let's hear from as many of you as possible as to whether or not this will work and we'll take it from there.
Absolutely, if Bristol works I'll take a ride this week and get an address for a D+D in that area, or if someone has another idea, throw it out here and we can see if it will work. I want to make this as convienent for as many as possible.
Ok guys (and gals if there are any here in the RI chapter, sorry, I just don't know yet) I was hoping for more input but for now let's just try this. I'm thinking Sunday November 21st, before the holidays, and I'm thinking either Bristol Colt State park area, or Providence, there's a Hooters near the airport....!
Let's hear from as many of you as possible as to whether or not this will work and we'll take it from there.
That's ok Pete, he's more then welcome, and so is everyone else who may want to join us. Hell, if we do Providence, its only an hour or so for you.....
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