Thread: Suggestions For Developing Off Seasons Without The 'Like IRI' Mindset Trap
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Unread 09-08-2009, 22:54
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Re: Suggestions For Developing Off Seasons Without The 'Like IRI' Mindset Trap
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Originally Posted by Carol View Post
As already suggested in a previous post, you need to decide on finances. Is the event going to be fundraiser for your team, or do you want to break even? Make sure you budget carefully in either case. And don't forget sponsors, especially if you are using the event as a fundraiser.
Carol,
If a white paper comes about like I'm planning for it to, that will definitely be discussed. Breaking even seems to be a realistic goal the first year or so. Although... if Alex will come down here and teach me how to throw a few pies...

It would be awesome to get some more sponsors on board. That's always an excellent goal. I think if we spend a little more time and expend a little more effort in that area, we could a do little bit better. Thanks for the reminder.
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