24 February 2007 1 Keys to Successful Member Retention Member Involvement = Member Retention.

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24 February Keys to Successful Member Retention Member Involvement = Member Retention

24 February Member Involvement Membership Loss Statistics 55% of new members tend to be lost in the first three years. 47% of non-renewals did not take one class 69% of non-renewals did not have a merit mark.

24 February Turning These Trends Around Develop goals with dates - Plan Number of members to be retained Include number of new members to be gained this year Include a plan for new members to become involved & active

24 February Turning These Trends Around Remember A 1% net growth is each squadron’s goal from national!

24 February Turning These Trends Around Planning Committee  Bridge Members  Commander, X/O, A/O, Secretary  Membership Chair  Member Involvement Chair  Youth Activities Chair  Activities Chair(s)

24 February Tools  New Members Welcome Packet  New Member Orientation Manual  Membership Manual  MIRA Awards  Bowsprit Program

24 February Turning These Trends Around  Put your plan in writing  Include Milestones  Include Timeline  Define Committees

24 February Turning These Trends Around Work Your Plan

24 February Goals to consider Percentage of class size - 15% - 20% should be obtained from each class. Consider giving more boating courses, seminars, coffees for experienced members Review the recruitment methods

24 February Goals to consider Plan should contain Percentage of 1 - ? to retain Percentage of ? – 10 years to retain How to thank 11 - ?? year members

24 February Member Involvement New Member decisions Schedule Orientation To mentor or not to mentor? And if so how? Do we put them on a committee now or later?

24 February Member Involvement New Member Welcome Packet Name tags of a different color Newsletter / Roster Letter (card) from Commander thanking new member for joining. Coupon redeemable for free dinner at next meeting. Education Schedule

24 February Member Involvement New Member Orientation Social (Given a time of joining) Present Orientation PPT New member handbook Share squadron customs & traditions List of committees and what they do. Postcard to return for joining a committee

24 February Member Involvement Share Squadron Customs (Given a time of joining) Potlucks – Socials - what to bring Christening of new boats Seminars Planned, Course offerings Squadron logo and clothing

24 February Member Involvement New Member Mentors/Greeters  Should it be a committee?  How many to greet at each function?  Should they be called weekly, monthly, quarterly?

24 February Member Retention Plan(s) for members who have belonged under 2-4 number of years? How to get them involved? VSC’s, Coop Charting, Community Outreach?? Educational Seminars, Courses, Teaching, Proctoring When and how often to contact them? ASK for their commitment

24 February Member Retention Plan(s) for members who have belonged under 6 – 10 number of years? Do we put them on a committee? Can we use the same plan that was developed for new members?

24 February Rules to Remember It takes three times of telling someone something to get his/her attention. Newsletter Phone committee reminders Meetings/Flyers/Gatherings/Mentoring

24 February Rules to Remember Rules to remember Start slow and adjust your plan(s) as needed Disregard negative suggestions “Tried that and it failed” “We don’t do it that way”

24 February Rules to Remember Effective change and growth takes time Call on other squadrons for input & help (Plan combined event) Ask help from District leaders Use the tools supplied by National Invite the Ambassador to assist Always review your plan with others, repeatedly!

24 February Use your Newsletter Write about past, present & future events Do member profiles Use a motivational messages from your commander Thank people often and congratulate their accomplishments BE POSITIVE

24 February Other Contact Methods Phone Post Cards reminders New members – Ask for their help!

24 February Other Contact Methods Divide list into member types Non-involved, long time members Active members – call for special events Uninvolved members - Call New members – Ask

24 February Membership Committee R/C Roberta L. Dougherty, AP Recruiting/ Power of One – Stf/C Connie Beckman, AP Retention/Ambassadors/First Timer’s – Stf/C Susan Darcy, JN Youth Activities/Community Outreach – Stf/C Dana McRae, AP

24 February You are the “U” in USPS Start Planning Now!