How to Be Famous in Your Profession

by John V. Hedtke

Fame—being well-known and nothing more—can make networking easier and extend your own networking reach. Fortunately, it’s not hard to become famous and it’s a lot of fun. Here’s how:

1. Get online!

Part of your success is your online presence, which can augment your local, regional, and international standing. This includes things like having a website, writing a blog (and contributing to other blogs), and being on LinkedIn, Twitter, and other social media sites. There's a lot to know about social media and making a splash, but the basic rules are:

·         Nobody knows what's best, so be sure to do SOMETHING.

·         Do a lot. Don't try just one thing.

·         Be friendly

·         Provide good content to your readers.

·         Share!

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Election Day Results

by Mel Haughton, 2011 Nominating Committee

The LSC elections were completed online in April. The Nominating Committee is
pleased to present you with your 2011-2012 officers:

President	Jackie Tidwell
First Vice President	Darice Lang
Second Vice President	Alice Leal
Past President	Arroxane Eber
Parliamentarian	Mike Hiatt
Treasurer	Kristy Nolan
Secretary	Monica Winkelman

Thank you to these volunteers for so graciously offering to give their time to the LSC! Officers will be installed during the September meeting.

Read on to familiarize yourself with our newly-installed officers!

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