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Registration Fee, What to include... |
ConeDodger |
Feb 6 2010, 12:01 PM
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Apex killer! Group: Members Posts: 23,848 Joined: 31-December 04 From: Tahoe Area Member No.: 3,380 Region Association: Northern California |
I thought we should start a new thread to get together a list of things to include and cover under the registration fee.
We already talked about name tags. Yopu is sure she can do $8.00/tag as long as they are in one color and hand delivered to the event, not mailed. Mark has mentioned a couple meals. One would probably be the "banquet" event. Awards of some kind? Do we sell t-shirts or include one passing the cost on through the registration fee? Other ideas? |
RoadGlue |
Feb 6 2010, 01:26 PM
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Sonoma County Gear Head Group: Admin Posts: 2,033 Joined: 8-January 03 From: Santa Rosa, CA Member No.: 108 Region Association: Northern California |
I thought we should start a new thread to get together a list of things to include and cover under the registration fee. We already talked about name tags. Yopu is sure she can do $8.00/tag as long as they are in one color and hand delivered to the event, not mailed. Jim Hoyland had some other thoughts about the event and tags that I thought I should pass on: I have two suggestions for WCR: 1. Try to get maximum commitment from local 914 owners. Every WCR I've been to has more out of town 914 than locals. One reason, might be locals only may want to participate one day, say for a run; the out of town group commits to a vacation. Even the last one in Irvine--where I live-- had minimal local turnout. 2. Name tags; be sure tags are made up for guests and children. It will make them all feel part of the event as well as promote cordiality. +++++++++++++++++ Warning - a lot of brainstorming and mindless rambling on my part to follow: Okay, well he has a point about local turn out in regards the Irvine event. I thought we had great local turn out at the last WCR. Tahoe is a unique venue being that it's really not local to anything other than Reno, and there just aren't that many 914 peeps up there. Rob, I assume you'll be pushing the event at your reunions too. In the end it's quality over quantity, right? I know that the events and drives I've hosted and organized in the past would hit mission critical around 25 - 30 cars. Ug, we even had 40+ 914s show up to one event. We started at Rich's HPH, went up into the hills and drove skyline down to Santa Cruz for lunch. That was INSANE. There were at least two accidents (Jen was one of them!) and the group was so long that it was impossible to keep everyone together. Lessons learned. We just need to have multiple leaders on the drives. Even just a leader at the front, someone who knows the route in the middle, and then someone willing to cover the rear. I think Jim has a point about making name tags for each participant and their guests. How do we want to handle that? Could it be a line item on the registration form? One nice tag included, $8 for each additional? |
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