The Financial Planning Association recently launched a campaign designed to encourage members to get involved with their local chapter or at the national level. The idea behind that campaign is that 'One Thing Leads to Another'. If members get involved, they can make a difference! With over 500 members in the San Francisco Chapter, if we all just did ONE THING, imagine the impact we could have on shaping our profession!
Its easy to get invovled and doesn't have to take a lot of time. Below are some of the FPA San Francisco Committees that would welcome your help….
Career Development: Be a mentor; reach out to students; encourage new financial planning professionals.
Visit our local CFP program classes at GGU, SFSU or UCB to educate students about the FPA
Mentor one new planner for six months
Volunteer to be a speaker for the New Practice Discussion Group
Help coordinate a study group for students
Host a student breakfast meeting at your office and introduce them to your firm
Public Relations: Elevate public awareness; promote financial literacy.
Volunteer to contact local media to promote FPA SF events
Help reach out to the community and raise awareness of the FPA and the benefits of financial planning to the community
Assist in advertising FPA SF events to your community
Volunteer to be a speaker for local events
Pro Bono: Give back to your community.
Volunteer for an FPA SF sponsored project or event such as leading an EARN Financial Skills workshop
Create and deliver your own pro bono financial planning service to individuals in need or through an organization that you wish to support.
Participate in Junior Achievement Day at a local school
Volunteer for the Job Corps Program to help Bay Area youth learn basic money management
Member Communications: Sharpen your communication skills; engage members in the FPA SF.
Assist with website updates
Contribute an article to the newsletter
Participate in our member surveys
Provide feedback on how we can improve communications to members
Membership: Increase Chapter membership.
Volunteer to help with our social events for members
Participate in the Member Match Initiative and ‘host’ a new member at one meeting
Make telephone calls to welcome new members
Participate in a member orientation
Invite new professionals to one of our chapter meetings
Financial Services Alliances: Create alliances with other local professional financial associations.
Participate in a monthly Financial Services Alliance meeting with other Bay Area financial associations
Update the FPA SF website with highlighted meetings of partner organizations
Assist with communication to partner organizations about FPA SF events
Programs: Assist with FPA SF monthly meetings.
Suggest topics and speakers for educational programs
Reach out to an author or speaker who has stimulated your professional thinking
Review and critique a potential speakers’ presentation in your area of expertise
Sponsorships: Help the FPA SF secure new sponsors.
Educate yourself on FPA SF sponsorship opportunities
Suggest an FPA SF sponsorship to a trusted vendor or service provider you work with
Assist in contacting potential sponsors
Volunteer to help with the sponsorship process (material creation, follow up, coordination with other committees)
The FPASF website is for professional use and informational purposes only. Do not rely on it for investment advice. Opinions expressed are solely those of the members and speakers and do not represent the views of the FPA or FPASF.
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