Thank You, Brothers
by Matt Mattson This blog normally focuses on fraternity/sorority recruitment. Marriage equality really has nothing to do with fraternity/sorority recruitment, so far as I can tell. But to my personal…
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Intentionally Inclusive While Intensely Selective
by Matt Mattson I posted something on Twitter last week that read, “Maybe we should replace the idea of ‘high quality’ new members with ‘low-risk/high-reward’ members. How do you select…
Growth Summit 2015 Photo Gallery
Phired Up Productions is so grateful to the over 130 Fraternity/Sorority professionals who joined us in Indianapolis on Monday for GROWTH SUMMIT/FRATERNITY CONSULTANT TRAINING 2015. The day was a huge…
All Under One Roof (Student Guest Post)
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by one of Phired Up’s interns this semester — Becky Cohen. She and a team of undergraduates are collecting stories to help our…
“I Went In Wanting to Give Back” (Student Guest Post)
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by one of Phired Up’s interns this semester — Adrianna Czostkowski. She and a team of undergraduates are collecting stories to help our…
Why Did You Go Greek? (Student Guest Post)
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by one of Phired Up’s interns this semester — Becky Cohen. She and a team of undergraduates are collecting stories to help our…
The Small Things Matter in Recruitment
by Woody Woodcock Have you heard anyone say something in 2015 that caught your attention yet? Last week I heard a man say something valuable that really stuck with me.…
We Need Values In Recruitment
by Matt Mattson For almost 13 years we’ve been teaching that the source of all our fraternity/sorority success is RECRUITMENT, and the cause of all our fraternity/sorority woes is also…
“We’re about Quality!”
by Matt Mattson “We’re about quality!” says nearly every fraternity/sorority member. Prove it. Please. Prove it. Be exceptional. Be people your alumni can be proud of. Be “high quality.” Today…
“THANK GOODNESS RECRUITMENT IS OVER!!”
When we visit college campuses and interact with sorority women, we often ask, “How was recruitment??” We want to know how things have gone, and perhaps more importantly, how they…
