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Hybrid events require dedicated support roles , on top of your usual in-person hosts or speakers. Suggested Roles: • Virtual Moderator • Manages chat, Q&A, and polls • Communicates with in-person host about raise...
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Last Updated: 06/09/2026
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Overall Alignment with Core Purpose and Support of Mission HBA programming should align with the organization’s Core Purpose and support/advance its Mission. Mission To Further the Advancement and Impact of Women in the Business of Healt...
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While we love to get together in person, virtual events also exhibit many virtues. Virtual events provide opportunities for connection for our vast global geographies, especially as HBA continues to grow to new locations. It also makes participati...
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Membership outreach ideas “Welcome Wagon” – phone calls, emails, or LinkedIn outreach to new members (within a month of joining) split up by the committee Alternatively- scan for target companies/titles/career level and do outreach to those in ...
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Event Logistics Making the Most of Your HBA Membership events can be held in person or virtually - they are open to members and nonmembers, and are free. No costs can be incurred for these events (in-kind sponsorships are allowed - for example, c...
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HBA Chapter Boards are comprised of six leaders: three on the Executive Committee and three Directors-At-Large. See below an example of the potential committee leadership and/or sub-committee structures that could be built under each of the Direct...
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Your first stop as a chapter leader for help, guidance or to answer questions you cannot locate here in the Volunteer Resource center should be to your chapter exeutive committee and regional leadership. Your best resource for functionally-speci...
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Each HBA Region is comprised of a Regional Executive Committee, regional departments and local chapters. The Regional Executive Committee, Department Presidents and Chapter Presidents make up what we call the Regional Council: the leaders within t...
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Each HBA Region is comprised of a Regional Executive Committee, regional departments and local chapters. The Regional Executive Committee, Department Presidents and Chapter Presidents make up what we call the Regional Council: the leaders within t...