Leadership Day: Sue Kloster, Willamette Valley Chapter, Oregon

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Leadership Day: Sue Kloster, Willamette Valley Chapter, Oregon

May 19th, 2007 | Posted in Tech Writer Voices |

Sue, the incoming president of the Willamette Valley chapter, talks about how getting to know members individually can help with recruiting efforts. She also talks about their chapter’s need to improve their programs, and discusses the value of chapter PR.

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