GCCAAgenda20060213.txt

1.  Call a GCCA Meeting

2.  Set up an agenda for the meeting

2A. Introduce Raymond Johnson and Jane Redmont and welcome them to the Greenleaf Coop
2A. Invite the Greenleaf Coop to attend for welcome of its advisors.

2B. Address the needs and responsibilities of a not-for-profit with emphasis on financial certification requirements

2C.  GCCA offers help:  Accept proposals for budgeting the cooperatives next year.

2D.  GCCA offers help:Advertise the meeting toward students interested in starting cooperatives.

2D1. Students write proposals for the meeting.
2D2. Proposals generate an open forum for ideas.

2E.  GCCA offers help:  Greenleaf Coop will began to work on its budget for next fiscal year.

2G.  GCCA offers help:  Address the need for a Housing Coop interest meeting.

2F.  Discuss other sources of support for starting coops.

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3. Added (NEW) Items:

3A.  Brief listing of new and proposed (NAP) cooperative initiatives
3B.  Reports on status of NAP coops accepted from (1) NAP Coop Points of Contact, (2) the membership-at-large, and (3) from GCCA organizers.
3C.  Reports on NAP coop status get included into the minutes, whether they be written or oral.
3D.  This is for the benefit of (1) all coop membership to be aware of community activities and of (2) NAP coops who need to
get their word out to a broader audience and get more supporters and users.
3E.  Address any specific help that the GCCA can offer individual NAP coops to succeed and to progress.
3F.  Need to get 3A-3D as a recurring and routine agenda item for all general and public meetings.

4.  Membership-at-large discussion with Jane Redmont, candidate for faculty advisor.
4A. Ms. Redmont has an idea on co-advising faculty advisors.

5.  Membership-at-large discussion with Raymond Johnson, candidate for faculty advisor.


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