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* Paul Ocampo @channel What does everyone think of changing our board meetings to 1 hr instead of 90 minutes?  I think that's too long and I'm going to be cutting it close since I sometimes get home after 6:30 from work.
 
* Paul Ocampo @channel What does everyone think of changing our board meetings to 1 hr instead of 90 minutes?  I think that's too long and I'm going to be cutting it close since I sometimes get home after 6:30 from work.
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* Put out an announcement for a new PR director and communications team
  
 
=== Old Business ===
 
=== Old Business ===

Revision as of 04:22, 18 January 2022


Board Meeting Minutes
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Meeting Start:

Attendance

  • Board Members
  • Other Members

Agenda

  • Check talk page for board meeting notes, see if any discussion on the agenda took place
  • Consent Agenda
  • Committee Reports
  • Read mail
  • Financial/membership report
  • Review the PayPal and banking transactions
  • Member leaving reason reports
  • Check Freshdesk queue
  • New business
  • Old business

Minutes

Discussion on previous minutes

Consent Agenda

Committee Reports

Reports from Committees

Mail

Financial Report

  • Chase Checking:
  • Chase Savings:
  • PEX:
  • PayPal:

Membership Report

  • Number of Members:
  • Quorum:

Review the PayPal and banking transactions

Member Leaving Reason Reports

Freshdesk

New Business

  • Paul Ocampo Jim Brink is requesting another authorizer Chris Iacullo for cold metals to do authorizations on the tube bending, sheet metal equipment and tier 1 tools. Let's add it to the agenda for the next board meeting.
  • Paul Ocampo @channel What does everyone think of changing our board meetings to 1 hr instead of 90 minutes? I think that's too long and I'm going to be cutting it close since I sometimes get home after 6:30 from work.
  • Put out an announcement for a new PR director and communications team

Old Business

Votes