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| RFID Tribe - How to Host an Event or Speak at an Event RFID Tribe benefits when members with unique expertise contribute to the Tribe. Members host RFID Tribe events or may speak at RFID Tribe events. The typical event is a RFID Tribe monthly chapter meeting or RFID Tribe special interest group (SIG). RFID Tribe members benefit from each member's unique contribution. Guidelines for hosting an RFID Tribe event Events should have a minimum of 25 registered participants (not including the host or the speakers). Events with less than 25 registered participants do not qualify for hosting credits. Events notices and invitations should arrive to invitees a minimum of two weeks in advance to allow time for registration. Event notices should include information on the date, time, place, directions, meeting agenda, speakers, cost per participant and instruction on how to register for the event on the RFID Tribe website. Copies of event notices are sent to the local RFID Tribe leader (Chief) and relevant interest groups. Host must provide free (no charge) use of a facility to RFID Tribe. Enterprises may not distribute or place marketing collateral at or near the meeting place unless they are a listed event sponsor. A host recognizes the sponsors at the appropriate time during the event. A host introduces the speakers and their brief biographies. Guidelines for speaking at an RFID Tribe event Events should have a minimum of 25 registered participants (not including the host or the speakers). Events with less than 25 registered participants do not qualify for speaking credits. Speakers should discuss a subject or make a presentation that is relevant and valuable to the audience. Speakers should not promote their firm or themselves. The event host will introduce each speaker to event participants. Participants may discuss questions and make connections with the speaker after the event. Register with RFID Tribe as a potential speaker >>> click here |
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Host an Event, Speak at an Event