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2020 IFRW Spring Board of Directors Meeting & Red Jacket Days at The 2020 IFRW Spring Board of Directors Meeting & Red Jacket Days at the Capitol Agenda Monday, March 9, 2020 Idaho State Capitol, 700 West Jefferson Street, Room WW17, Boise The agenda will be adjusted and revised to accommodate presentations by our honored elected officials. ❖ 8:00 - Optional – Attend Legislative Committee Meeting ❖ 8:30 - IFRW President Janalee Woolf o Call to Order & Welcome ❖ Invocation ❖ The Pledge of Allegiance ❖ IFRW Secretary Linsy Heiner o Roll Call o Approval of IFRW 2019 Twin Falls Fall Meeting Minutes ❖ IFRW Treasurer Kay Bradford o Treasurer’s Report ❖ IFRW President Janalee Woolf’s Report ❖ 9:10 – 10:10 - NFRW Secretary & Region 2 Director Vanessa LaFranco o Training: A Tour of the National Federation of Republican Women’s Website ❖ 10:10 – 10:25 – Break ❖ 10:25 – 11:00 o Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra o Standing Committee Reports ❖ 11:00 – Visit Senate and House Galleries ❖ 12:00 – 1:00 – Optional: Ada County Lunch at Hoff Building Crystal Ballroom, 802 West Bannock Guest Speaker, NFRW Secretary & Region 2 Director Vanessa LaFranco ❖ 1:20 – Reconvene in WW17 for Afternoon Session ❖ 1:30 – 3:00 - IFRW Program Co-Chair Melinda Smyser & Debbie Field o Training: Campaigning ❖ 3:00 – IFRW Past President & Campaign Committee Chair Kelley Packer o Campaign Reminder: Club endorsements during primaries are against our bylaws o Training: Board and Commission Opportunities for IFRW Members ❖ 3:10 – Move to Basque Center, 601 West Grove ❖ 3:30 – “Women Suffrage Pioneers” a Reader’s Theater by Shirlayne Corder & Tracey Wasden ❖ 4:15 – Idaho Association of Commerce & Industry Reception Honoring Senate President Pro Tem Hill ❖ 5:30 – Optional Capitol Tour with Afton Patrick. Meet at Capitol Visitor’s Desk on the Ground Floor IFRW CARING FOR AMERICA COLLECTION WILL BE ONGOING DURING THE MEETING • Pop Top Tabs for Ronald McDonald House • Hotel Amenities for the Heritage House (soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, toothbrushes, toothpaste, disposable razors, combs, etc.) 2 2020 IFRW Spring Board of Directors Meeting & Red Jacket Days at the Capitol Agenda Tuesday, March 10, 2020 ❖ 7:00 – 8:00 – Sponsored Breakfast – Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin, Treasurer Julie Ellsworth and Superintendent of Public Instruction will host IFRW members in the Treasurer’s Office for a light breakfast and tour of the historical safe. Hear from our Lt. Governor and Treasurer. ❖ 8:10 – IFRW Presidential Primary Photo Shoot on Capitol Steps – Wear Your Red Jackets! ❖ 8:30 - IFRW President Janalee Woolf o Call to Order ❖ Invocation ❖ The Pledge of Allegiance ❖ Roll Call - IFRW Secretary Linsy Heiner ❖ 8:45 – IFRW Program Co-Chair Afton Patrick o Training: Elevator Speeches – Why Am I a Republican? Why do I Support President Trump? ❖ 9:15 – IFRW First Vice President Cindy Jesinger o Training: Redistricting After the 2020 Census ❖ 9:30 – IFRW Second Vice President (Membership) Tracey Wasden’s Report ❖ 9:40 – Move to Office of Governor Brad Little – Wear Your Red Jackets! ❖ 10:00 – 10:30 – Meeting and Photos with Governor Brad Little ❖ 10:40 – IFRW First Vice President (Program) Cindy Jesinger’s Report ❖ 10:45 – 11:50 o Controller Brandon Woolf o Attorney General Lawrence Wasden o Standing & Special Committee Reports ❖ 12:00 – 1:00 – Optional: Take Your Legislator to Lunch Hosted by the Canyon County Republican Women in the Senate Majority Room; 4th Floor ❖ 1:15 – IFRW Legislative Co-Chair Senator Abby Lee ❖ 1:25 - District Breakout Sessions with District Directors o IFRW 1ST District Membership Co-Chairs – Darlene Simpson & Theresa Bradford o IFRW 2nd District Membership Co-Chairs – Maxine Bell & Farhana Hibbert ❖ 1: 55 – District Director Reports ❖ 2:15 – o Honored Elected Officials, o Special Committee Reports (Continued) o Club Reports ❖ 4:30 – IFRW President Janalee Woolf o New Business ▪ Nominating Committee ▪ 2020 Tribute to Women Breakfast, Saturday, June 27, 2020 ▪ 2020 Fall Board Meeting, September 11-12, 2020, Hosted by Canyon County RW ❖ 5:00 pm – Adjournment And, if you have not had your fill of Republican events at the end of our meeting, please join the Idaho GOP at 7:30 p.m. for their Presidential Primary Party at the Legends, 7609 W Overland Rd, Boise, ID 83709. 2 .
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