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Girl Scouts add director of
membership
Sheree Jackson has joined C olum
bia River Girl Scout Council, Inc, as
director o f membership marketing.
According toColum bia River Scout
COE W ende Wilson, "The director o f
m embership marketing focuses on
development, extension and m ainte
nance o f girl and adult membership.
Although a marketing emphasis iscom-
mon in corporate environments, it is a
relatively newconceptinnot-for-profit
organizations.”
Jackson and her team o f m em ber
ship directors and support staff assess
each com m unity’s needs and develop
specific recruitment and retention strat
egies to increase participation in the
Girl Scout Program.
Before joining Columbian River
Scouts, Jackson served as director o f
membership and marketing for the
Western Reserve Girl Scout Council
in Akron, Ohio, where she was respon
sible for the media County Service
Area with a m em bership o f more than
3,0(X) registered Girl Scouts. Jackson
managed all aspects o f the delivery
and extension o f the Girl Scout Pro
gram including managing and moti
vating a large volunteer base, presen
tation o f the Girl Scout Program to
United W ay and other funding organi
zations, and establishing and nurtur
ing collaborations.
Jackson is an advocate for children
and w omen’s issues. A former Brownie
Girl Scout, she is dedicated to equip
ping girls with the information and
skills needed to make informed life
decisions. “W orking for Girl Scouts
allows me to make a positive impact in
the lives o f girls,” says Jackson. “Girl
Scouting provides opportunities to
develop a sense o f values and self-
worth in an all girl environm ent.”
Girl Scouts offers opportunities for all
girls 5-17. For more information call
(503) 620-4567 or 1-800-338-5348.
Minority Enterprise
Development Week
Scheduled Events:
October 2, 1996
Reception
Anchorage Riverside Bar & Grill
513 S.E. Marion, Milwaukie, OR
6pm until 8:30 pm
Music by: Keyless Entry
October 9, 1996
MED Week Awards Luncheon & Trade Fair
Oregon Convention Center
777 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland, OR
Luncheon: 11:30 am - 1:30 pm, $25 per person
Trade Fair: 9 am - 11:30 am & 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Free Admission
For more information please contact:
Zaida Klem at (503) 245-9253
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