How would you rank the following opportunities for organizational growth?

How Users Ranked the Overall Results

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Overall Results

1Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
2Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
3Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
4Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
5Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
6Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
7Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
8Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
9Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
10Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Christen Coomer

#3Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#5Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#2Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#7Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#9Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#8Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#6Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
#1Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#3Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
-Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Amy

#2Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#5Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#3Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#4Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#1Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#7Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#6Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
#8Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#9Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
#10Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

M

#1Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#2Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#4Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#6Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#8Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#9Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#5Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
#7Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#3Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
#10Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Lynn Vandeberg

#5Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
-Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#6Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#1Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#2Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#3Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
-Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
-Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#4Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
-Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Nina Hartman

#6Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#1Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#2Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#5Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#3Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#4Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#7Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
#9Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#8Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
#10Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Laney

#4Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#3Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#2Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#5Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#6Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#1Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#7Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
-Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
-Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
-Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Sashi Raghupathy

#5Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#1Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#7Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#10Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#2Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#6Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#9Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
#8Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#4Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
#3Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Yuko Tanaka

#5Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#4Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#7Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#2Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
#6Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#1Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#3Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
#8Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#9Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
-Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

Teresa Rodriguez

#1Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
-Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#2Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#3Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
-Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
-Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
-Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
-Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
-Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
-Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one

mickilippe@comcast.net

#8Host more online events (workshops, lectures) to reach a wider audience beyond Seattle
#1Expand in-person programming (mixers, workshops, meetups) in other areas of WA
#9Develop a compelling retail/corporate membership tier
#2Recruit area students by engaging directly in classes... as featured guests…
-Reach out to WJA, MJSA etc to collaborate
#3Revive Passing the Torch, a program for High School students and Guild mentors
#4Fundraise to facilitate additional programming (via Sponsorships, Events, etc.)
#5Offer a recurring-donation membership tier or add-on with its own benefits (See AJF)
#6Work with 501commons.org to identify opportunities for revitalization and growth
#7Become a 501(c)3 or gain financial representation under one