Your Civic Duty: Talk to People
by Matt Mattson This post was on my Facebook Newsfeed yesterday, and it made me smile. Social Excellence DARES us to engage with not only the people around us, but…
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S.P.A.M. & Greek Recruitment
Phired Up celebrates its 10th birthday this year. We’re pretty excited about that, and it has us reviewing the evolution of our message. Not too long ago, S.P.A.M. was a…
Can INTROVERTS be Socially Excellent?
by Matt Mattson I am an introvert . I don’t thrive off of large groups. Spending time alone gives me fuel. Quiet solitude is where I find some of life’s…
Ask This Question
by Matt Mattson “I’m a part of an organization on campus that’s about networking and leadership . Part of our goal is to meet all of the highest performing students…
Multiply Your Influence and Recruitment Potential x 150 Today!!!
by Matt Mattson Want to multiply your influence x 150 today? Want to give yourself a 150% better chance to change minds? Want to learn 150 x more about the…
Kiwanis Club Just Schooled Me on Recruitment!
by Josh Orendi Thursday, 7:30AM, August 30, 2012. I had the honor of attending a membership meeting of Kiwanis International . Special thanks to my friend John Shertzer — who…
To Recruit, Put Yourself In Their Shoes
by Matt Mattson First year students are arriving soon. College student organization leaders are giddy. It’s time to get to work recruiting these freshmen into the organizations that will shape…
Fall Recruitment Planning in 5 Easy Questions
by Matt Mattson Still not sure what your fall recruitment plan looks like? Want to make sure you’ve thought of everything? There are a lot of considerations that go into…
Coffee with an Executive Coach – 3 Things Successful Groups Must Have
by Josh Orendi I just met with Michael Donahue at a Panera Bread in Carmel, Indiana. He’s a well respected Executive Coach for top businesses and entrepreneurs in the Indianapolis…
Multiply, Don’t Add
by Matt Mattson “I really hope we get to total this year,” said way too many sorority women. “Recruit at least one person to replace yourself,” said some alumnus when…
