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CEOs Against Cancer National Meeting
The CEOs Against Cancer first national meeting was held in conjunction with the Illinois Chapter of CEOs Against Cancer in Chicago in June of 2009. The CEO Advisory Cabinet is being developed this year 2010 to support the CEOs Against Cancer National Meetings going forward.
Who Should Attend the CEOs Against Cancer National Meeting?
The American Cancer Society CEOs Against Cancer National Meeting provides members and non-member corporate CEOs an opportunity to be part of in-depth, peer-to-peer exchange in comprehensive ways to provide effective partnership opportunities, to enhance intellectual exchange and to develop future diverse cancer fighting solutions.
Newly Formed - CEO Advisory Cabinet’s Responsibilities
Among other responsibilities, members of the advisory cabinet will help develop the agenda for the national meeting of the CEOs Against Cancer chapters. The recruitment is currently taking place from the existing CEOs Against Cancer chapters. Please contact your local chapter contacts if you would be interested in participation on this group.
Time Commitment:
- Participate in two to three conference calls, as needed, to discuss recruitment strategies, as well as the CEOs Against Cancer National Meeting agenda and activities.
- Attend the national meeting, which will be held in June 2011 at the American Cancer Society Corporate Impact Conference.
Specific Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with other CEOs to develop the CEOs Against Cancer National Meeting agenda.
- Lend your name, photo, and signature to invitations and all collateral materials for the annual meeting.
- Provide a corporate executive to participate on the Impact Conference Corporate Steering Committee.
- Agree to be interviewed and photographed for local and national media, as requested.
- Assist in creating the CEO-only session invitation list by using personal network to promote and encourage participation.
- Support the Corporate Impact Conference by attending and serving as a panelist or moderator on the conference’s CEO-only session, as needed.
- Serve as a member of the CEO Advisory Cabinet for the 2011 meeting, help with transition to next national meeting and help support the Corporate Impact Conference.
