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Welcome to our 2008-2009 Program Year. We have a full schedule of valuable presentations for you. We start with our PDC in September. Again this year, we are offering a discounted admission fee for the full year package. We look forward to seeing you.

Professional Development Conference 2008
September 24th, 2008 - 8:00 am-4:00 pm - Liberty Hall, 800 Eisenhower Drive, Kimberly, Wisconsin

• Creating a World Class Safety Culture
  Jim Lehrke, Safety Consultant, Safety Connections Inc.

• Applying the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
  Jim Weiss, Sales Development Trainer, Skyline Exhibits

• Concurrent Session #1 Professional/Technical Option
  Industrial Hygiene Hazards Commonly Overlooked by Safety Professionals
  ~ Derek Boyd, Consulting Industrial Hygienist, Liberty Mutual Insurance

• Concurrent Session #1 Management Option
  Why Do We Need Safety Leaders in Our Workplace?
  ~ Chad Tisonik, Vice President – Risk Control, HNI Risk Services

• Concurrent Session #2 Professional/Technical Option
  Time Management for the Safety Professional and Fundamental Elements for Developing a Safety Program
  ~ William Gooding, Managing Director, MESH Inc.

• Concurrent Session #2 Management Option
  Identifying Hidden Signs of Drug Use in the Workplace
  ~ Presenter To Be Determined

Cost: $100.00 members / $125.00 non-members / $20 students (student fee reimbursed at door)

Register by September 12th, 2008.

• Nicolet Chapter 2008 PDC Brochure/Registration Form (pdf)

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Remember, we will be voting on the By-Laws changes in the fall, so please review this link for the wording.

• Proposed 2008 Nicolet Chapter Bylaws (doc)

Briefly, the changes include several that are procedural in nature, and are handed down from ASSE. They make sense, clarify previously vague points, and recognize technology improvements for things such as voting. The one change not spelled out by ASSE is our procedure for establishing an Executive Committee. Your Board has proposed that the Executive Committee consist of five individuals, the President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Delegate. In the event one person holds two of these offices, which happened recently, the President will appoint an additional person to serve on the Executive Committee to bring the total to five.