The Day of an ACCJ Event
Event Support
Committee Coordinator will be present at the event and will be available to support the committee chair and speaker regarding the venue and AV equipment.
Committee leaders planning events are encouraged to discuss their preferences with their committee coordinators at least a week before the event so that the necessary preparations can be made.
Speaker
Guidelines for greeting the speaker and facilitating their experience and the entire order of events can be found in the ACCJ Speaker Internal Protocol, which should be reviewed by leaders prior to each event.
Master of Ceremonies (MC)
Please review the ACCJ Speaker Internal Protocol for details.
Head Table
Committee leaders may decide to have a “head table” at the event, in which case the Committee Coordinator will draft the head table.
Head table will include, but not limited to, the following:
speaker
speaker guest
emcee
committee leaders hosting the event
elected ACCJ Board of Governors and leaders
representatives from ACCJ Corporate Sustaining Member companies
representatives from co-hosting organizations, if present
ACCJ Executive Director
Seating assignments at the head table will be marked by tent cards at each place setting.
Some committees prefer to ensure that each table in the room has at least one committee leader or elected leader seated there, to better connect participants to the ACCJ leadership.
Photography
For on the record events, ACCJ staff member may take photos to be used on the ACCJ website and ACCJ social networking sites (SNS) like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
For off the record events, ACCJ staff may take photos for record-keeping. Photos taken during off the record events will be archived.
Name Tags
When appropriate, Committee Coordinators prepare name tags for event attendees.
ACCJ Leaders will have a red sticker on their name cards indicating that they are a leader.
New ACCJ members will have a blue sticker on their name tags.
Committee leaders are encouraged to welcome new members to the ACCJ and to their committees.