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AANR 2018 Annual Membership Meeting Reports Package July 2, 2018 Dear Trustees’, Regional Presidents’, Committee Chairs and Members: The reports submitted in this package were submitted by the respective officers and committee chair persons. They have not been edited and are submitted to you as received. Let the Sun Shine On, Paul Kuntzmann Paul Kuntzmann Secretary / Treasurer MEETING SCHEDULE CONVENTION 2018 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2:00 PM: OPEN COMMITTEE PRESENTATIONS THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 9 AM: MEMBERSHIP MEETING THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1 PM: OUTBOARD TRUSTEES’ MEETING FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 9 AM: INBOARD TRUSTEES’ MEETING NOTE: ALL MEETINGS ARE IN THE CONVENTION CENTER. Open Committee Presentations Agenda* Wednesday, August 8, 2018 TIME** ITEM PRESENTER 2:00 PM Call to Order President Bev Price 2:05 PM Government Affairs Committee Chair, Tim Mullins 2:20 PM Finance Committee Interim Chair, Alan Harris 2:30 PM Report on Office Issues Interim ED Erich Schuttauf 2:40 PM Ad Hoc Committee on Membership Issues Chair, T Price Subchair, Karen Lahey 3:05 PM WINR Committee Chair, Joan Harris 3:20 PM Planning Committee Chair, Kathy Watzel 3:35 PM Discussion on Surveying the Members Presented by Ralph Collinson 3:50 PM Open Session/Communication with Members Led by Susan Weaver/Ronna Krozy *Subject to change. **The times are approximate. SPECIAL NOTE: ALL MEETINGS AT THIS CONVENTION ARE OPEN TO EVERYONE. THE ONLY EXCEPTION WOULD BE THE UNLIKELY EVENT OF AN EXECUTIVE SESSION. Members’ Meeting Agenda* Thursday, August 9, 2018 TIME** ITEM PRESENTER 9:00 AM Call to Order, Special Assignments President Bev Price 9:02 AM Roll Call, Trustees and Officers Sect/Treas Paul Kuntzmann 9:04 AM National Anthems and Moment of Silence 9:10 AM Introduction of Dignitaries President Bev Price 9:15 AM Consideration of Rules and Order of Business 9:17 AM Ratify action of the board taken since August 2017 Membership Meeting 9:20 AM Approve the Minutes of the Membership Meeting of August 11, 2017 9:21 AM Presentation of Nominees for Man, Woman and Richard Quigley Family of the Year Awards 9:22 AM Host’s Welcome Host Award Bev Price 9:25 AM President’s Comments Bev Price 9:30 AM Interim Executive Director’s Comments Erich Schuttauf 9:40 AM Membership Marketing Comments and Awards Sharon McLeod Membership Increase Awards Schofield Trophy Serendipity Web Award 9:45 AM Break/Announcements 10:00 AM Public Relations Comments and Awards Sharon McLeod Newsletter Awards Best Article in a Club Newsletter Awd Erwin Koch Award 10:05 AM Finance Committee Comments Alan Harris 10:10 AM Other Committee Comments Government Affairs Tim Mullins Alonzo Stevens Memorial Award Hall of Fame Gary Mussell Hall of Fame Award 10:25 AM President’s Awards Bev Price President’s Meritorious Service Awds Jim Cossin’s Award President’s Award 10:40 AM Special Presentation in Memory of Bob Led by Joan Harris 11:10 AM Business Specifically Referred to This Meeting 11:12 AM New Business 11:15 AM Good of the Order/Announcements/Adjourn *Subject to change. **The times are approximate. Outboard Trustees’ Meeting Agenda* Thursday, August 9, 2018 TIME** ITEM PRESENTER 1:00 PM Call to Order/Special Assignments President Bev Price 1:05 PM Roll Call Secretary Paul Kuntzmann 1:08 PM Declaration of Quorum Bev Price 1:10 PM Introduction of Dignitaries Bev Price 1:15 PM Consideration of Rules and Order of Business 1:18 PM Report of the Interim Motions since Feb 2018 Paul Kuntzmann 1:20 PM Approval of Minutes – Midwinter Board Meeting, February 17, 2018 1:25 PM President’s Comments to Board Bev Price 1:30 PM Interim ED’s Comments to Board Erich Schuttauf 1:35 PM Committee Reports – updates to the written reports only (if you didn’t write a report, you will not have an update) IA: “T” Price Government Affairs: Tim Mullins Membership Marketing/PR: Sharon McLeod Legislation: Julie Erlenmeyer/ T Price Glen Miller Fund: Fred Van Nest Planning: Kathy Watzel Finance: Alan Harris, Interim Chair Research and Education: Joan Harris Youth: Patty Faber Hall of Fame: Gary Mussell WINR: Joan Harris Ad Hoc Membership Issues: “T” Price 2:15 PM Break 2:30 PM Regional Presidents’ Council Report TBD 2:45 PM Business Specifically Referred to This Meeting Determine Location of 2020 Convention Determine the Dates/Location of 2019 Midwinter Meeting 3:05 PM New Business 3:10 PM Good of the Order/Announcements/Adjourn Discharge of Ad Hoc Committees *Subject to change. **The times are approximate. Inboard Trustees’ Meeting Agenda* Friday August 10, 2018 TIME** ITEM PRESENTER 9:00 AM Call to Order President Bev Price 9:05 AM Installation of 2018 – 2020 Board 9:10 AM Passing of the Gavel 9:12 AM Presentation of Name Medallions Erich Schuttauf 9:20 AM Roll Call Secretary Kathy Smith 9:23 AM Declaration of Quorum 9:25 AM Introduction of Dignitaries 9:30 AM Consideration of Rules and Order of Business 9:32 AM President’s Comments to Board 9:40 AM Committee Chair Assignments IA: Government Affairs: Federal Government Affairs: Membership Marketing: PR: Convention and Facilities: Legislation: Glen Miller Fund: Planning: Finance: Research and Education: AANR Youth: Nominating: WINR: 9:50 AM Motion to Ratify Committee Chairs 9:55 AM Business Specifically Referred to This Meeting 10:00 AM New Business 10:05 AM Resolution 10:15 AM Good of the Order/Announcements/Adjourn *Subject to change. **The times are approximate. PRESIDENT’S REPORT A MEASURE OF SUCCESS By Beverly B. Price Four years ago when I took the oath of office for AANR President, I intended to hit a home run every time I stepped up to the plate – and I intended to step up to the plate often. Little did I know then that the measure of success in baseball is significantly less than my idealistic vision. Ty Cobb, outfielder for the Detroit Tigers, was the epitome of success in Major League Baseball, earning more than 40 baseball records, some of which stand today. And even his exceptional ERA (Earned Run Average) was a mere .367, about the equivalent of having a 1 in 3 success rate. Does this mean that my analogy of hitting home runs was way off base (no pun intended) and the real measure of success was something greater than 1 in 3? I began to look at the other measures of success that the general public (as well as the AANR public) take to heart. J.K. Rowling, the successful author of the Harry Potter novels, has stated, “It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all – in which case you fail by default.” I have never been accused of being cautious, so I have not failed by default. George Clooney, American actor, credits his aunt Rosemary with the advice, “Just do it, and be willing to fail, and at least you gave it a shot.” Is that a careless attitude? Not for me. Michelle Kwan’s first coach insisted that she learn to fall before she learned to ice skate. She knew that Michelle was bound to fall many times and that she needed to learn how to handle it. I have dealt with failure even as I have attempted to succeed at everything I’ve done for AANR. Michael Jordan has missed more than 9,000 shots in his basketball career, has lost nearly 300 games. He states, “I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.” Although failure is not really acceptable for me, I have to reassess my goals every time that I fail and do what I can to turn it into a success. Jack Lemmon, Academy Award winner, once said, “What stops you is the fear of failure. You will never achieve a deeper understanding of your work, or learn the tough lessons if you are liked or comfortable all the time.” For what it is worth, in the past four years I have been both disliked and uncomfortable. Neither has stopped me from learning what I needed to learn. And some in AANR have considered everything I’ve done a failure. In order to make certain that I have given all my constituents their due, I can unequivocally state that if that is the case (and I don’t believe it is) that I meet Winston Churchill’s definition of success: “Success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm.” I am just as enthusiastic about AANR today as I was four years ago, and I will continue to carry that enthusiasm into the future. I still believe the best is yet to come and we can do marvelous things if we will simply work together to succeed. I pledge that I will give it my best effort. American Association for Nude Recreation 1703 N. Main Street, Suite E ▪ Kissimmee, Florida 34744 800- TRY-NUDE ▪ 407-933-2064 ▪ Fax 407-933-7577 [email protected] ▪ www.aanr.com To: AANR Members, Officers, Trustees, Region Presidents, Committee Chairs From: Erich E. Schuttauf, Interim Executive Director Date: June 29, 2018 for Later Distribution Re: AANR Convention Report I appreciate this opportunity to address you and join you for the 2018 AANR Convention at DeAnza Springs Resort in Jacumba, California. I have appreciated serving the Association these past couple of months in this position and working with President Bev Price who has put in many hours of hard work as AANR transitions to its new leadership team this month. Here is a summary of significant developments prior to convention.
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