IIUG Elections
Posted in 2000
Topics: General Discussion
Those of you who are IIUG Members the Elections process is about to begin for the coming year (2000-2001). To learn more about how you can vote for members of the IIUG Board of Directors and influence the direction of the IIUG visit the IIUG website at www.iiug.org. Starting later today there will be a link from this home page to the elections sections with a listing of all candidates, a brief background and 'address' from each candidate. The IIUG Board consists of 12 members - 11 of which are elected by you the IIUG Members (1 seat is held for Informix's representative). If you want to influence the makeup of the Board and the direction of the IIUG as a whole this is your opportunity. If you are not an IIUG Member - Register Today!! If you have never visited the IIUG website - realize that it is packed with useful information, code and SQL samples, archive of c.d.i, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), Advocacy Groups, etc. Just remember - VOTE Rob Vorbroker
And all you Ardent users out there please note that this is *your* user group now -- make sure you leverage this opportunity! Matti "ROBERT B VORBROKER" <ROBVORBROKER@prodigy.net> wrote in message news:8p5i9l$1r04$1@newssvr03-int.news.prodigy.com... > Those of you who are IIUG Members the Elections process is about > to begin for the coming year (2000-2001). To learn more about how you > can vote for members of the IIUG Board of Directors and influence the > direction of the IIUG visit the IIUG website at www.iiug.org. > > Starting later today there will be a link from this home page to the > elections sections > with a listing of all candidates, a brief background and 'address' from each > candidate. > The IIUG Board consists of 12 members - 11 of which are elected by you the > IIUG Members > (1 seat is held for Informix's representative). If you want to influence > the makeup > of the Board and the direction of the IIUG as a whole this is your > opportunity. > > If you are not an IIUG Member - Register Today!! > If you have never visited the IIUG website - realize that it is packed with > useful information, code > and SQL samples, archive of c.d.i, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), Advocacy > Groups, etc. > > Just remember - VOTE > > Rob Vorbroker > > >