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JOIN THE RACE TO IACREOT
Annual
Conference
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LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
June 27 – July 2, 2013
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
CLERKS, RECORDERS, ELECTION OFFICIALS
AND TREASURERS

“Always bear in
mind that your
own resolution to
succeed is more
important than
any one thing.”
- Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky resident from 1809-1816
Louisville City Hall
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IACREOT 42 nd ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Call to Conference Table of Contents
2 Message from IACREOT President Joanne Rajoppi
2 Message from Conference Chairman Tony J. Sirvello, III
3 Featured Conference Speakers
4 IACREOT Education
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4 George Washington University: Certificate of Public Leadership
5 GWU Seminars
5 Trade Show
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6 Conference Agenda at a Glance
7 Education Seminar Grid
8 A Day in Louisville - Things to Do
9 Pre and Post Conference Louisville Tour Arrangements
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10 Hats On for Churchill Downs
10 Things to Remember
10 Annual Blood Drive
11 The Galt House Hotel & Towers: Hotel Rates & Reservations
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11 RAMP: IACREOT’s Charitable Partner
12 And You’re Off! Getting to Louisville
12 Packing for Louisville
13 IACREOT Conference Registration Form
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14 Invitation to the IACREOT DERBY at Churchill Downs
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A Message from President
JOANNE RAJOPPI
The excitement is building; the crowds are restless; the speakers are at the gate raring to go!
And, we’re off to the IACREOT Annual Conference in beautiful Louisville, KY, home of world
famous Churchill Downs.
IACREOT has a stimulating, educational and yes, exciting conference planned for you. Timely
seminars conducted by experts in your field, professional classes on best practices and nationally
known speakers will bring you the latest developments in your division.
Scroll through the Call to Conference for an in-depth calendar of classes, activities and speakers.
Add a world-class Trade Show with vendors who conduct business in a variety of counties,
parishes, states and countries and can demonstrate their products in front of your eyes. Mix an
entertaining venue and you have all the ingredients for a successful conference. We just need you! So pack your bags, bring your
Derby bonnet and let’s go!
There also will be pre and post conference public administration courses taught by the faculty of George Washington University, our
partner in the Certified Public Leadership Program. This successful program has been so well received by members that the January
class offered at our Mid-Winter Meeting was sold out.
Be sure to set aside time to fit in a tour of Louisville and its surroundings. You won’t be disappointed. Bring the family, too. From the
Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum to the steamboats plying the Ohio River outside your hotel window, Louisville is a feast for
your senses.
IACREOT is the conference to attend for the most educational hours, valuable networking and its one-of-a-kind industry Trade Show.
Register now for IACREOT’s 42nd Annual Conference in Louisville, KY by going to www.iacreot.com. Now, dust off your hat and meet
me in Louisville for what will be the highlight of the association year on June 27th to July 2nd.
A Message from Conference Chairman
TONY J. SIRVELLO, III
Over the past eighteen years, I have been privileged to serve as Chair of IACREOT’s Site Selection
Committee, with the responsibility of contacting various locations around the country with our
conference requirements and asking for responses. This is the process that led to the selection
of Louisville, Kentucky as the site of this year’s Annual Conference and Trade Show. As has been
the case so many times in the past, you, as an attendee, guest, vendor or speaker will enjoy a
conference of unparalleled excellence.
The motto for the City of Louisville is “IT’S POSSIBLE HERE.” With the plans in place for your
education and enjoyment, I can assure you that will most definitely be the case. Led by President
Joanne Rajoppi, Conference Co-Chair Linda von Nessi, Presidential Assistant Nicole DiRado,
Trade Show Director Peggy Sparks and your Boards and Committee Chairs, an agenda has been
planned to energize you with education seminars and yet leaving you time to explore this historical city.
What sights and sounds await you when you are not into the daily agenda? Churchill Downs, the Louisville Slugger Museum &
Factory, the Waterfront, Bourbon Distilleries, Fourth Street Live (a few blocks down the street from the Galt House) and so much more.
All attendees will be housed in the Galt House Hotel in the Suites Tower. All business events, from George Washington University
Courses to the Opening Session, the education seminars, to the closing Banquet will be hosted on property, facilitating your
movement from one event to the next.
As I said in a previous newsletter, “How Fast Can You Get There?” If there is anything I can do to help you saddle up for the ride,
please contact me at your convenience @ 800.890.7368 or tjsthree@msn.com. I look forward to greeting each and every one of you
at the finish line.
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FEATURED SPEAKERS
The Honorable STEVE BESHEAR
Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
Steven L. Beshear was elected Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky in November
2007. An attorney by profession, he has a long background in public service, having served
as a state representative in the Kentucky General Assembly, as Attorney General and as
Lieutenant Governor prior to being elected Governor.
As Governor, he has helped restore public trust by creating a culture of integrity in state
government that has included the implementation of strong ethic standards. He also has
streamlined spending; implemented a more efficient way to design and build roads and
advocated for a reform of the beleaguered public pension system.
The Honorable ALLISON LUNDERGAN GRIMES
Kentucky Secretary of State
Kentucky’s 76th Secretary of State Allison Lundergan Grimes is the youngest secretary
of state in the nation and the only current female constitutional officer in the state cabinet.
A Lexington attorney, she left her successful practice to run for Secretary of State in 2011.
She took office in January 2012.
As the state’s chief election officer, Secretary Grimes is known for her platform to improve
military access to the polls in the state by including online registration and email transmission
of executed ballots. She also has worked closely with the Kentucky Department of Protection
and Advocacy to insure that all polling places are accessible and championed new election
laws to save counties money.
JONES LOFLIN
Opening Session Speaker
Co-author of the award-winning book, Juggling Elephants, Jones Loflin is a witty, respected
and renowned speaker in helping individuals and organizations to achieve greater success.
He is also the author of Getting the Blue Ribbon, a unique story offering simple strategies to
get better results in work and life.
Drawing on skills honed as an educator, business owner and speaker, Jones creates
and conducts training programs for groups ranging from international corporations to
governmental and trade associations. He resides in North Carolina with his wife, Lisa,
and their two daughters.
MARK KLEIN
General Session Speaker
A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Mark Klein has been making people laugh for 30 years.
He has headlined in more than a 100 comedy clubs throughout the US and the Caribbean,
performed on cruise ships as well as corporate settings. A partial list of his clients includes
Lucent Technologies, Century 21, Colgate-Palmolive, Papa John’s International, General
Motors, among many others. He also makes frequent appearances at colleges and
universities.
He owns a thoroughbred racehorse, writes, invests in real estate and is a bourbon aficionado.
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LISTENING, LEARNING, LEADING…
IACREOT EDUCATION
Listening and Learning the IACREOT Way
Division Seminars
IACREOT Education
Education is the central focus of IACREOT, through our monthly eNewsletters, our
ListServe announcements and most especially through our Annual Conference
and Trade Show. The knowledge you take home with you will prove invaluable
in running your office at its peak efficiency and in most cases will save you and
your government money. In many jurisdictions, education courses offered at our
conference will meet a mandated requirement in your jurisdiction.
Through our Division Seminars, our General Education, our Trade Show schedule and
the Certificate in Public Leadership, you will have the opportunity to take advantage
of 18.5 hours of education at our 42nd Annual Conference and Trade Show.
These sessions provide information specific to your particular division: Clerks, Recorders, Election Officials and/or Treasurers.
The topics discussed are germane to you in your capacity as one of these officials. Many wear more than one hat, therefore
you will have the opportunity to chose a seminar most attractive to you. Each Division, as a group, also visits the Trade Show
for educational opportunities.
General Education
These sessions provide an opportunity for the entire delegation to attend a
session that is common to all attendees and as a bonus, offers more opportunity
for networking, which is a centerpiece of our conference and our membership.
CEUs: Continuing Education Certificates
Hours from Division Seminars, General Education and Trade Show visits are
tallied for each attendee and a certificate of Continuing Education Hours is
issued to each attendee post conference.
George Washington University
Certificate in Public Leadership
The Certificate in Public Leadership (CPL) is specially designed for all public officials, elected or appointed, and their staffs. The
courses are developed and conducted by faculty members of the George Washington University Center for Excellence in Public
Leadership. The CPL classes are offered in conjunction with IACREOT’s Annual Conference and Semi-Annual Meeting as well as
online. Complete program guidelines are available at www.iacreot.com.
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LISTENING, LEARNING, LEADING…
IACREOT EDUCATION
Tuesday, July 2nd, 8:30-11:30 a.m.
“Media Relations for the Public Official”
Leading the IACREOT Way
George Washington University Seminars
Thursday, June 27th, 2 to 5 p.m.
“Effective Human Resource Strategies for Managing Performance”
Taught by Dr. Lauren Ramsey, founder and principal of Understanding Work,
a human resource management consulting firm, this session addresses how
to measure and develop the performance of individuals and groups and align
performance with the group’s strategic objectives. Specifically, the course is
designed to expose you to the methods, theories, research findings and issues
regarding employee performance in organizations.
This seminar, taught by Dr. Lawrence J. Parnell, will focus on media relations and illustrate through case studies and discussion how
media relations is a key tactic in enhancing reputation, issue management and leadership communications. Shrinking traditional
media, ongoing and dynamic impact of social media and how companies and organizations need to prepare themselves to compete
in the public and achieve their goals will be covered.
The IACREOT Trade Show
Another Reason to Come to Louisville
Trade Show Director Peggy Sparks hails all IACREOT delegates to Louisville, the city of fast
horses, famous bats and legendary Bourbon. Come to view the newest and latest in the
technology field for your offices.
There will be an array of products and services of interest to all Election Officials, Clerks,
Recorders and Treasurers. At this writing there are 31 booths reserved with many pending
inquiries and verbal commitments. We anticipate that the 2013 Trade Show will have
multiple solutions and products on display to assist you in operating a more efficient and
streamlined office.
Please reference the “Vendor Information” page at www.iacreot.com for a constantly
updated list of vendors along with their company profiles that detail the product and/or
service that will be on display.
“Race” to register for IACREOT’s exciting Conference and Trade Show! It’s a sure bet that
you will come out a winner and in first place when you attend!
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IACREOT CONFERENCE
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
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THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 2013
9:00 am – 3:30 pm Mint Julep Pre-Tours (See Page 9)
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm GWU CPL Course #6: “Human Resource Strategies for Managing Performance Issues”
6:00 pm Evening On Your Own – Explore Louisville
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 2013
8:00 am – 9:30 am Delegation Directors Training Session
9:00 am – 10:30 am Committee Meetings – As Scheduled
10:30 am – 1:00 pm Joint Board Meeting
1:30 pm – 9:00 pm PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION – CHURCHILL DOWNS
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2013
8:00 am – 5:00 pm Conference Registration
7:30 am – 9:00 am Registration & First Timers Breakfast
9:30 am – 12:00 pm CONFERENCE OPENING SESSION
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm TRADE SHOW GRAND OPENING
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Division Seminars
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm IACREOT Blood Drive
SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 2013
8:00 am – 5:00 pm Conference Registration
8:30 am – 9:30 am Continental Breakfast in Trade Show
8:00 am – 12:00 pm IACREOT Election – Officers & By-Laws
9:30 am – 12:00 pm Division Seminars
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Trade Show Luncheon
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Division Seminars
3:00 pm – 3:30 pm CLOSING OF TRADE SHOW
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm Division Seminars
6:00 pm Evening On Your Own – Explore Louisville
MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013
8:00 am – 12:00 pm Conference Registration
8:30 am – 10:00 am DELEGATES AWARDS BREAKFAST/2ND GENERAL SESSION
10:00 am – 12:00 pm Division Seminars
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch On Your Own
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Division Seminars
6:30 pm – 7:00 pm Cocktail Reception
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm ANNUAL BANQUET
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 2013
8:30 am – 11:30 am GWU CPL Course #7:“Media Relations for the Public Official”
10:00 am – 3:30 pm Mint Julep Post Tour (See Page 9)
TOTAL CEU HOURS = 18.5
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2013 IACREOT DIVISION EDUCATION SEMINARS
Judith Beaudreau
Education Chair
Lisa Arnold
Clerks Division Director
Paula Sollami Covello
Recorders Division Director
Robert Balink
Treasurers Division Director
Linda vonNessi
Election Division Director
Date Time Clerks Recorder Treasurer Elections HRS
Saturday, June 29, 2013
7:30 - 9:15 AM First Timers Breakfast
9:30 - 12 Noon Opening Session
12 Noon - 1 PM Trade Show Grand Opening
1:00 - 2:00 PM Trade Show Area
Document Restoration
Dennis Kuran, KoFile
2:00 - 2:15 PM Break
2:15 - 3:00 PM
Parlimentary Procedures/
Do It Right Or Block
The Other’s Efforts
Jack Carbone, Esq.
Document Restoration
Dennis Kuran, KoFile
(Continued)
8:15 - 9:00 AM Trade Show Breakfast
Business Personal Property
Bob Balink, Moderator
Parlimentary Procedures/
Do It Right Or Block
The Other’s Efforts
Jack Carbone, Esq.
Conducting an Election during
a National Disaster
- Hurricane Sandy
John Carbone, Esq.
Voter Information Project -
Reaching your voters on line
Whitney May
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0.45
9:00 - 10:00 AM
Leading the Four Generations
Martha Bryan
Electronic Recording
Jerry LeWalden, EPN
Patty Sandever, Ingeo
Vicki DiPasquale, Simplifile
Trade Show Area
On Line Voter Registration
- EDR Preparing - Planning
- Preening for the inevitable
John Carbone, Esq.
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10:00 - 10:15 AM Break
Sunday, June 30, 2013
10:15 - 12 Noon
Motivating & Inspiring Employees
Martha Eryan
12 Noon - 1:00 PM Trade Show Luncheon
1:00 - 2:00 PM
2:00 - 3:00 PM
Meetings! Meetings!
Meetings!
Making Them Work
Martha Bryan
Managing the New Workforce
Martha Bryan
Trade Show Area
How A Title Plant Operates,
Interacts & Counts In The
Recorder’s Office.
Steve McDonald, Red Vision
Best Practices
Trade Show Area 1.45
International - IFES -
China Elections Who Knew!!!
Paul DeGregorio,
Michael Svetlik, IFES
Technology Future Voter System
Dana DeBeauvoir / Merle King
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3:00 - 3:30 PM Trade Show Closing
3:30 - 5:00 PM
Sovereign Citizens Movement
Mark Pitcavage, Anti-Defamation League
8:30 - 10:00 M Delegates Awards Breakfast
Post Election Audits -
Paper Ballots / Panel
EAC recipients of Grants
1.5
Monday, July 1, 2013
10:00 - 11:00 AM
11:00 - 12 Noon
Customer Service in Government
Lee Cowherd, Cowherd Consulting
What is GIS?
The Benefits & Disadvantages To Building Your Own System.
Michael Bonner, Property Pilot/GIS, Marc Pfeiffer, Property Pilot/GIS
12 Noon - 1:00 PM Lunch
1:00 - 2:30 PM MERS
2:30 - 2:45 PM Break
2:45 - 4 :00 PM
MERS
(continued)
Good, Bad, Ugly
of 2012 Elections
Doug Lewis - Election Center
Doug Chapin, Director -
Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Civic Engagement in Elections
Allison Lundergan, Kentucky SOS
Lance Grough, Director of Elections Chicago
Vendor 101’s 1.15
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A Day in Louisville - Things To Do
Kentucky Derby Museum & Churchill Downs
704 Central Avenue
Jim Beam Distillery
526 Happy Hollow Road, Clermont
(25 minutes south of Downtown Louisville)
Forth Street Live!
Just a few blocks from the Kentucky International Convention Center,
Museum Row on Main and many downtown hotels
The Historic Belle
Cruise the Ohio River aboard a National Historic Landmark
Waterfront Park
Lincoln Memorial, Adventure Playground and Waterpark,
Food Festivals and Beer Gardens
Louisville Mega Cavern
1841 Taylor Avenue
Museum Row on Main
Louisville Slugger Museum, Louisville Science Center,
Frazier History Museum, Kentucky Museum of Arts and Craft,
Muhammad Ali Center, Kentucky Show, Glassworks
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Louisville Zoo
1100 Trevilian Way, Clermont
(15 minutes south of Downtown Louisville)
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Calling all delegates: Bring your chapeaux (gentlemen, bring your
boaters) to the Conference to wear to our premier Presidential
Reception at Churchill Downs on Friday, June 28th.
If you forget your hat, an array of beautiful Derby hats will be
available for sale from Nichola’s, a fine boutique located in the
Galt House. A booth will be set up across from the Conference
Registration Desk and their friendly staff will assist you in
choosing a lovely hat to wear to the reception (UPS is a few feet
away if you’d like to mail your hat home afterwards).
Hats On for Churchill Downs
President Joanne Rajoppi modeled various hats recently at
Churchill Downs in anticipation of the event. The President’s
Reception at Churchill Downs will be sponsored by Dominion
Election Systems and will include reserved seating for delegates
in Millionaire’s Row, a five-hour buffet and a special IACREOT
horse race.
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Things to Remember
OPENING SESSION - Each state or country will be seated together to show their jurisdictional pride. Plan in advance what you can
do to make a statement!
PINS - Remember to bring your county, state or country pin for trading. It is a great way to meet others.
BUSINESS CARDS - Bring your business cards for networking with others. Also, some vendors have a drawing at the trade show.
You may be lucky!
NAME BADGES - Badges will be provided at the registration desk. That is your entry into all events.
CHARITY - We will be raising money for a local community in Kentucky. Your state delegation director will be collecting donations
prior to our 2nd general session. We will also be selling raffle tickets to win a spot in the Winner’s Circle at IACREOT’s Race at Churchill
Downs with all proceeds going to this charity.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST...
Encourage others to join IACREOT and attend our 42nd Annual Conference.
2013 IACREOT Annual Blood Drive
June 29, 2013 • 1:00 pm- 5:00 pm
The annual IACREOT blood drive is another great example of giving back to the community. Each pint of blood
donated can be split up and used for multiple people. There is no substitution for human blood; donating blood
saves lives!
Facts about blood needs: Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood * One out of every 10 people
admitted in a hospital needs blood * More than 1 million new people are diagnosed with cancer each year.
Many of them will need blood, sometimes daily, during their chemotherapy treatment *A single car accident
victim can require as many as 100 units of blood.
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The Galt House Hotel & Towers
140 N. Fourth Street • Louisville, Kentucky 40202
Accommodations for IACREOT’s 42nd Annual Conference and Trade
Show will be at the historic Galt House Hotel. There are 1291 guest
rooms – all IACREOT attendees will be housed in the Suites Tower.
There are 124,000 square feet of meeting space – all IACREOT
business will be conducted on property.
There are seven restaurants and a few lounges on site to
accommodate your food and beverage choices. There is a state-ofthe-art
fitness center. There are 3000 parking spaces available. There
is complimentary Wi-Fi in the guest rooms and common areas.
Book your room today by calling 1.800.843.4258 and asking for the
IACREOT Group Rate of $97.00 per day or you can register online by
clicking on the online reservations link on www.iacreot.com.
A Charitable Win: Two Good Bets to Give Back
Delegates and guests will have two opportunities to help the
local community in Kentucky: first at the conference and again, at
Churchill Downs. RAMP, the Rockin’ Appalachian Mom Project, is a
501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to making a difference in
the lives of poverty-stricken children and families in the Appalachia
region of Kentucky. The program supports nutrition, economic
development and emergency response, among other initiatives. An
officer of the organization will make a presentation to delegates at
the Conference.
Then, at Churchill Downs, delegates will have the opportunity
to take a chance to win a spot in the Winner’s Circle for the
dedicated IACEOT horse race. Your contribution for a chance to participate will go directly to RAMP, too. Learn more about RAMP
at www.RAMPAMERICA.org. This is an across the board bet, certain to be a winning combination for all.
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AND YOU’RE OFF...
Driving
Louisville sits at the intersection of three major
interstates, and is within a day’s drive of nearly
half the nation’s population. Check out the map to
see driving times from your city.
Flying
Louisville International Airport (SDF)
Just 7 miles from downtown, Louisville
International Airport has nonstop service to over
20 destinations and convenient connections to
cities worldwide. Louisville International Airport
provides nearly 100 flights daily through all
the major carriers including American Airlines,
Delta, Southwest, United, US Airways and more.
Downtown is literally ten minutes away. For more information visit www.flylouisville.com.
Airport Transportation
Shuttle Service
While Louisville does not have a designated airport shuttle service you can make individual reservations through Sandollar Limousine.
They provide shuttle service from the airport to all downtown hotels. Reservations can be made at www.louisvillevipcoach.com or by
calling 1-888-502-6224 and must be done in advance.
Taxi Cabs
Yellow Cab (502-636-5511) and Ready Cab (502-417-4406) are the preferred cab companies. Service is available 24 hours a day and
both companies can also handle those with accessibility needs. Flat rate fares from the airport to downtown are under $20.00! Cabs
are available at the traffic island on the left of the taxi stand.
Car Rentals
All rental car agencies have check-in desks located at the Louisville International Airport in the lower level baggage claim area.
PACKING FOR LOUISVILLE
During the month of June in Louisville, the average temperature is 85 degrees with a low of 66 degrees.
Day Wear: Business Casual for meetings & seminars. Meeting rooms are usually cool, bring a sweater.
Banquet: Cocktail attire preferred. This dictates a suit for men and a cocktail dress for women.
Churchill Downs: While this is not the Kentucky Derby, it is the IACREOT DERBY...with a race and all!
Ladies and Gentlemen - please bring your hats. (Hats will also be available for purchase at conference
registration).
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...TO
Name:
Address:
International Association of Clerks, Recorders, Election Officials and Treasurers
42nd ANNUAL CONFERENCE & TRADE SHOW
June 28 – July 2, 2013
Louisville, Kentucky
MEMBERSHIP DUES & CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
(Payment Must Accompany Form)
Complete one form per Member. Please Print or Type.
Use your full name and address under which your membership is entered.
Make check payable to IACREOT. Mail form and check(s) to:
Mari Renzelman, Treasurer, P.O. Box 479, Eagle, CO 81631.
Title:
County/Parish:
City: State: Country: Zip:
Phone: Fax: Email:
Check all that apply: ❍ First Time Attending Conference ❍ Clerk ❍ Recorder ❍ Election Official ❍ Treasurer
Member Conference Registration $400.00 After June 15, 2013 - $425.00
Member Name On Badge (Print):
Guest Conference Registration - Full $400.00 After June 15, 2013 - $425.00
Guest Conference Event Only- Partial
Guest Name on Badge (Print):
TOTAL
[Individual Tickets Will Be Available]
Membership Dues – If Not Current (Note: Membership dues must be current to register for Conference)
❑ Full – Currently Elected or Appointed Official $195.00
❑ Deputy – Deputy of Current Full Member
Name of Full Member:
❑ Life – Retired IACREOT Member
($195.00 First Year; $20.00 Each Subsequent Year)
$145.00
$195.00
$ 20.00
❑ Member-At-Large – Institution, Association, Government Agency supportive of IACREOT $195.00
❑ Corporate Member
Corporation Name:
$500.00
CHANCELLOR’S CERTIFICATE – MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR CONFERENCE
GWU #6 – “Human Resource Strategies for Managing Performance Issues”–June 27, 2013–2:00–5:00 pm $100.00
GWU #7 – “Media Relations for the Public Official”-July 2, 2013-8:30-11:30 am $100.00
GRAND TOTAL
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Date Rec’d: Date Processed: By:
Amount: Check No. Reg. No.
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IACREOT
c/o Tony J. Sirvello III
2400 Augusta Drive
Houston TX 77057
PRE-SORTED
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MAILERS
IACREOT President
Joanne Rajoppi
Requests the honor of your presence at
THE IACREOT DERBY
at
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Louisville, Kentucky
Friday, June 28, 2013
2:00pm through 9:00pm
Transportation and Five Hour Buffet Included in Registration Fee
RSVP By Registering for the IACREOT Conference
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