This past week at BIAC was a whirlwind! \u00a0And it was mostly due to needing to order shirts.<\/p>\n
This year’s shirts will be “daisy,” “gold,” and purple (for volunteers). \u00a0Of course, it took Julie and I quite some time to decide on colors, and then I had to design a structure for the sponsors’ logos that were to go on the backs of the shirts. \u00a0I got some ad lib design experience, so that was a bonus \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Then, we had many people register right before the October 9th shirt deadline. \u00a0So, recalculating the number of shirts we could guarantee was also a hassle. \u00a0The good thing is we’re over 120 online registrants. \u00a0Hopefully that’s due to some of my Facebook promotion posts (as well as forcing the BIAC board members to register haha).<\/p>\n
Last week, Julie, Christina and I also visited Rentschler Field for a preliminary walk-through. \u00a0I met Ben Richards, the new contact person for our event. \u00a0We got along well; more and more I am realizing that it’s about who you know and forming solid business relationships with people.<\/p>\n
This week, I’ll focus on putting together a volunteer check-in table, a list of things to bring to Rentschler on the day of the Walk, and other miscellaneous preparations for right before the event.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This past week at BIAC was a whirlwind! \u00a0And it was mostly due to needing to order shirts. This year’s shirts will be “daisy,” “gold,” and purple (for volunteers). \u00a0Of course, it took Julie and I quite some time to … Continue reading