All done but the membership part, which i am trying to craft. No time in the
next few days for sure.
Sent from my iPad
On Aug 15, 2015, at 5:02 PM, roryphoenix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Deirdre,
Did you ever do this? I think it was a key step in moving the discussion
forward. Did I miss it?
Thanks.
Rory
On Mon, 10 Aug 2015 15:26:25 -0400, Deirdre McClure <dmcclure@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I will incorporate everyone's thoughts into the next version of the bylaws
and will send around. Any points not yet finalized (I.e., dues for
Non-singing members) will be highlighted as still under discussion).
Deirdre
On Aug 10, 2015, at 3:15 PM, Leigh Mundhenk <mundhenk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Wise advice, Margaret! Also....Since we define non-singing members in the
bylaws, I think we need to consider Russ's input. Leigh
Leigh G. Mundhenk, PhD
WorkConcepts
mundhenk@xxxxxxxxx
(207) 772-2550
On Aug 10, 2015 3:05 PM, "Margaret L. Merrill" <mloringme@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Greetings Board,
Sorry my voice has not been part of the ongoing email exchange, but I have
been at my camp where there is no Internet. And I will be heading back there
Wednesday for 10 days to be with family.
In our anticipation for and desire to move our 501c3 work along haste is not
our friend. This process takes time, thought, reflection, and all of the
Board’s input. Making snap decisions, adding comments after our agreed upon
deadlines all add up to a sense of confusion, loss of clarity and focus.
Some key points have been made in the most recent exchanges
We cannot file for 501(c)(3) status until we are incorporated, and we cannot
incorporate until we have our bylaws finished
Russ’s friend is next in line and will be the one to contact since Hank will
not be the attorney (Lynn Cole - 899 - 1869) (Russ please check that phone
number, the handwriting is a bit iffy on the paper you gave me)
Wondering if this item can be picked up by someone else on the board since I
will be out of communication for the coming week plus
Wait on reserving our name, Phoenix Chorale Portland
All business concerned with PCP needs the Board’s input and stamp of
approval or wait on it before anything goes forward
I also appreciate that at times all members are not email responsive in a
way others might wish (myself for one these past few days)
Anything else on anyone’s mind?
The energy and enthusiasm we generate as we move the 501c3 process along and
our group into its next phase is truly inspiring.
Margaret
