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Chapter Meeting – Thursday, February 2, 2012

Speaker: Jack Molisani

Everyone is welcome. Bring a friend!

Increasing Your Corporate Value

Does your company consider technical writers to be a commodity (a service to be acquired given an acceptable level of quality for the lowest possible price), or are tech writers viewed as a valuable member of the product development team, a valuable asset that helps generate revenue?

In this session, professional recruiter, business owner, and STC Fellow Jack Molisani will address ways technical communicators can expand their sphere of influence.

Want to increase your sphere of influence and standard of living?

Don’t miss our February event!

About the Speaker

Jack Molisani started his career as Project Officer in the Space Division of the USAF, where he negotiated $100M contracts with leading defense contractors.

Jack then went on to start ProSpring, Inc., a staffing company specializing in permanent and contract technical writers: http://www.ProspringStaffing.com

Jack produces The LavaCon Conference on Digital Media and Content Strategies. Join himOctober 2012 in Portland, OR: http://www.lavacon.org

Follow Jack on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/JackMolisani

Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Enterprise Fish Co. (225 State St., Santa Barbara)
Price: SBSTC members - $20; non-SBSTC members - $25

$5 off with RSVP

RSVP to reservations@sbstc.org by Tuesday, January 31, at 2:00 pm.

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Save the Date: Thursday, February 9, 2012

Monthly Schmoozing Lunch

Join us for our monthly schmoozing lunch. Just a chance to check in with each other and see what's going on.

Time: 12:30 pm
Location: Elephant Bar (521 Firestone Rd., Goleta)
Price: Everyone pays for their own meal

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The Santa Barbara Chapter of the STC

The Society for Technical Communication (STC) is the world's largest professional organization for technical writers, technical illustrators, and anyone else who bridges the communication gap between those who create technical products and those who use them.

The Santa Barbara chapter is a friendly chapter with about 40 members. Visitors are always welcome at our meetings, which are usually the fourth Thursday every other month.

Links to other chapters in the area:

San Luis Obispo (www.slostc.org)
San Fernando Valley (www.stcsfv.org)
San Gabriel Valley (www.stcsgv.org)
Los Angeles (www.lastc.org)