Volunteering at WFF
WFF Volunteer Mission Statement: To attract, recruit & retain volunteers through individual development and involvement which garners professional and personal growth, while becoming a stakeholder in the future of the WFF and all its principles.
The 2008-2009 Volunteer Year Has Begun.....Here is the Latest Information
The Summer Committee meeting was held June 17-19th at Coca-Cola World Headquarters
in Atlanta, GA. More than 250 volunteers joined us for a workshop and planning session to
roll out the 2008 volunteer year.
This year’s keynote speaker was Jack Mackey of Service Management Group. Jack
lead a workshop entitled
High Performing Volunteer Teams. To view Jack’s presentation please click
here:
WFF High Performing Volunteer Teams PowerPoint Presentation
To view the volunteer presentation by Mary Bentley, President of the Women’s
Foodservice Forum click here:
WFF All Volunteer Meeting, June 17, 2008 PowerPoint Presentation
If you have any questions about becoming a WFF volunteer or have any follow up
questions from the Summer Committee Meeting please email volunteer@womensfoodserviceforum.com or
call us toll-free at 866-368-8008.
As a volunteer organization supported by a full-time staff, the Women's Foodservice Forum relies on our committed volunteers that give their time and talent. Participation with the organization as a volunteer is a great way to get involved and maximize your membership -- members have direct responsibility for organizing and implementing WFF events, programs and growth strategies.
Past Presentations and Information:
As a volunteer organization supported by a full-time staff, the Women's Foodservice Forum relies on our committed volunteers that give their time and talent. Participation with the organization as a volunteer is a great way to get involved and maximize your membership -- members have direct responsibility for organizing and implementing WFF events, programs and growth strategies.
Past Presentations and Information: