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LC Meeting Minutes 07-2010

Section 1304
Minutes of 7-13-10 ASQ Leadership Committee Meeting
At Indian Palace, in St. Louis, MO
Prepared 7-13-10 by Kim Rochetti for Denise Arthur

Participants: John O’Reilly, Mary Ellen Rowland, Jim Ebone, Randy Thompson, Ed Vallorani, Kunita Gear, Steve Hyland, Resa Manson, and Kim Rochetti.

1) Meeting called to order at 6:00 PM by John O’Reilly

2) Opening by John: Welcome and happy new year to our new year for our ASQ Leadership Committee.

3) June 8 Minutes Approved as Prepared by Kim- It was moved, seconded, and approved to accept the minutes as prepared.

4) Treasurer’s Financial Report by Randy – Resa prepared the report and as of the June 30 statement, we have a CD of $65,533.36, checking acct balance is $13,467.14, undeposited checks of $1569.70, additional checks (not posted) ($1605.05), petty cash $150, for a total of $79,415.23. Last year’s balance was $77,288.80. We have 15 Dave and Busters cards. The financial records and information has been transferred to Randy from Resa. There was a motion to approve the report, the motion was seconded and approved.

5) QMP Report by Randy/Steve H.– Achieved all eight of our 2009-2010 goals; the QMP will be emailed when finalized. New columns were added to the report to include the worse case, best case, and neutral conditions for our goal estimates. Added a Spring Conference goal row for the coming year. A discussion about increasing goals led to a comment that we need to have a plan or basis for the increase or we should leave them as is. We need to remove Randy from the QMP access and add Steve H. Our proposed goals for 2010-2011 are: 60 certifications, 60 for meeting attendance, 4.0 for meeting satisfaction, 900 for total membership, 70% for retention, (4) 1/ 2-day workshops, have a spring conference with attendance of 100, and achieve 20 new senior members. Questions: Should we collect data on the pass rate of certification exams? We can use this information for marketing purposes. We can track this for a while and see what we find. Should we have a metric on new members? We can track a new member but we don’t know if they were past members. These metrics will be finalized on our QMP report and given out next month.

6) Certifications by Mary Ellen– 27 signed up and 4 no shows. We don’t have the percent passed right now. We just know who passed.

7) Membership by Kunita – Member number is 961, 117 not paid. The 117 is an opportunity to send a reminder to pay. We have a new member letter that highlights value of membership. It would be great to include the upcoming meetings, point to the website, and other information of interest for them. We should plan meetings months in advance and put on the website. It has proven successful in the past. The 123Signup system will let us send as many email reminders to our members that we want for free. Kunita will email the membership letter for review.

8 ) Education – Refresher Classes by Ed – For the CMQ/OE has 8 signed up, CSSBB has 4, and CQT/CQI has 2. Right now we have a positive income on CMQ/OE and negative on the other two. We will hold the CMQ/OE and CSSBB and the CQT/CQI is we get one or two more. We should look into the Worker Investment Act (WIA) program that covers training for unemployed people. The Primers will be ordered soon.

9) Website – News Articles by Linh – Who should proof the information and articles that go on the website? John volunteered. We need to change over the debit card information from Resa to Randy. Should we set up ASQ.Org email to go to the individual leaders vs. all to John? Yes, have them routed to the specific leaders in charge of the various areas. The email that doesn’t get delivered will now go to Ed for removal and reject the auto-replies. Our website calendar is linked to a google calendar which caused us to do things manual. We can use 123 system calendar for free and it’s automatic.

10) Financial Audit by Jim – We have to find out from Resa when we are doing the audit. Kim Thompson, ASQ corporate sent the revised S4, the Section Treasurer and Auditing Committee Guidelines to use.

11) Future Meeting Speakers
• Susan Montee – Missouri State Auditor
• Wild Bill Blackburn
• Vince Schoemehl – Former STL Mayor
• Please send ideas to John and Kim

12) Spring Conference
• Dates: Easter is April 24; Potential Conf Dates April 8th, 15th , or 29th Let’s try the 29th
• Exams and Workshops at SC
• SC opening with Thursday night section meeting and conference the next day; Crown Plaza is good venue, the Viking is easy to get there; let’s check several locations for the best prices; we need to get the venue set up soon. Let’s combine with our April meeting. Our goal is to break-even.

13) Budget Review and QMP – Next meeting we will finalize budget and QMP.

14) Around the Table
Randy – Let’s find out ways to integrate email blasts to save money, collect data on why people don’t come in the emails, and do an overall technology review to update our email blast process. Linh will look into it.
Mary Ellen – n/a
Jim – Is interviewing in various locations that are not close and may not be able to stay on the LC
Ed – Can we do a membership survey on education topics? Let’s put on the next meeting’s agenda. Should we do something like PMI’s Vision Quest? Yes.
Linh – Need labels for meeting nametags
Kunita – Wants to conduct one of the surveys with the help of the LC; what about give aways, many small and maybe one large one for those that have been to many meetings or something like that. Maybe three gifts per meetings would be sufficient and do a drawing at the end of each meeting to encourage higher attendance to the end. Also, should we consider give the speakers a gift card vs. the trophy. We need to find out what they want
Steve – Officers should have to keep certain required data for future accessibility. Some of it can be available to members too. We can set it up on our local section sharepoint site.
Kim – n/a

Meeting adjourned at 8:31.

September 2010 Membership Meeting

Join us at the Engineer’s Club for the September 2010 Membership Meeting.  This meeting will have presentations by Bill Blackburn and Kim Rochetti.

Attendees can enjoy free beer and wine along with steaks grilled by members of the Leadership Committee.

When:  Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
Where: 
the Engineer’s Club, 4359 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO

Program:

5:30 PM

Registration begin

6:00 PM

Before dinner presentation

 

Quest for Best: “Case studies of problems faced by quality giants of the past”

 

Presenter: Bill Blackburn      learn more

7:00 PM

Dinner

8:0 PM

After dinner presentation

 

“Optimize Project Results Using Quality Tools”

 

Presenter: Kim Rochetti       learn more

Invite your friends and co-workers to join us.  It’s a great networking opportunity!

Please register by Friday, September 17th, by visiting the online registration page.  ASQ St. Louis members who register and prepay online for membership meetings are entitled to a $5 discount, which brings the meeting fee down to $25.

You can also send an email to registration@asqstlouis.org

Come enjoy a wonderful dinner, listen to excellent speakers, and a great social event!

Engineers’ Club of St. Louis - Map

June 2010 Joint Society Meeting

Join us at the Sheraton Westport Lakeside Chalet for  the June 2010 Joint Society Meeting! 

Several professional societies in St. Louis, besides the St. Louis Section of the American Society for Quality (ASQ) and The Association for Operations Management (APICS) will be participating!

 

“Living to be 100-Intentional Living” 

Presented by Donna Forgy

 

It is June 15.  You are leaving your Doctor’s office. He/She just told you that under no uncertain terms you were going to live to be 100 years old.  He/she didn’t tell you what your life would be like, just that you would live to be 100.  What might you do differently or change in the way you are living now.  Think about what the implications are when it comes to your career.  How might you change the way you are leading to guarantee less stress, better attitude/health and a productive team.

Donna Forgy is an experienced professional with over 28 years of experience in management, leadership training, and presentation development.  She develops programs for organizations throughout the U.S. helping them to develop their most valued resource…their people.   She is a professional speaker, trainer and coach.  Her company, ProSkills, Inc., is based in St. Louis.  She is a certified trainer for Dale Carnegie as well as a personal fitness trainer.  She recently spoke to the U.S. Senate on this very topic… “Living to be 100.”

 

Date:         Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Location:   Sheraton – Westport Lakeside Chalet

191 Westport Plaza,

St. Louis, MO  63146  (314) 878-1500

 

Schedule:   Registration starts at 5:15

Open Networking 5:15 to 6:15

Presentation  6:15 to 7:15

Dinner          7:15 to 8:15

Closing            ~ 8:15

 

Cost:         $25 if pre-registered on-line,

                  $30 with registration at the door

(cash or check only at the door)

   

Reservations:       Visit the online registration page  

or e-mail registration@asqstlouis.org

 

 

To receive the pre-registration discount, please register by midnight, Friday June 11th Contact Stephen Mundwiller at sem55@swbell.net if you have any questions.

 

Invite your friends and co-workers to join us.  Meet new friends and see old friends! 

Please register through end of business Friday, June 11, by visiting the online registration page. ASQ St. Louis members who register and prepay online for membership meetings are entitled to a $5 discount, which brings the meeting fee down to $25.

Walk-in attendees are always welcome. Registration at the door is $30, by cash or check only.

You can also send an email to registration@asqstlouis.org.   Come enjoy a wonderful dinner and a great social event!

Create Dynamic Resumes and Interview Successfully! Workshop - Dates to Be Determined

Get your Resume noticed:

    ●  Writing Techniques

    ●  Various Styles and Formats, including “Contemporary Format” from

          one of the most successful QA recruiters in the USA

    ●   Including additional documents such as Personal Bio, Resume Addendum and More

 Wow Them during the Interview:

    ●  Do’s and Don’ts

    ●  Role Playing

    ●  What to Expect

    ●  Proven Interview Techniques

    Where:   Bizmanualz*

    When:   To Be Determined

    Time:   8:00 am to Noon

    Cost:   ASQ Members - $99; Non-Members $199, for ASQ members between jobs or for full-time students, the reduced fee is $59.

    Registration:   https://www.123signup.com/register?id=mzddt

Refreshments will be pro vided

*This workshop will be held in Bizmanualz training room at 7777 Bonhomme, suite 2222, Clayton, MO – Free Parking

Your Training Professional:   

Steve Mundwiller is currently the Director of Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs for Allied Healthcare Products in St. Louis, MO. He oversees a staff that includes both union and non-union individuals. He is an experienced hiring manager and has been professionally trained in the interviewing process.

Steve has served many organizations through implementing Quality Systems, through mentoring & providing instruction to thousands of individuals on both the hourly and professional levels, and  by performing Quality System Audits, including: American Home Products, Sherwood Medical, Georgia-Pacific, Northrop-Grumman Ship Systems, Boeing, Willamette Industries, Woodward Governor, General Electric Jet Engine Systems, Tyco, Alcoa, Weyerhaeuser, Intercon Chemical, SAIC, Howmet Castings, and Edward Jones.

Steve is a board member of the St. Louis Section of the American Society for Quality (ASQ) and is the current Section Chair.  He holds ASQ certifications as a Quality Systems Manager (CQMgr.), Quality Systems Auditor (CQA), Quality Process Analyst (CQPA), and Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB).  In addition, Steve is an RAB/QSA certified Principal Auditor.  Steve is a former Missouri Quality Award Examiner.

Map & Directions: http://www.mapquest.com/mq/1-Gl3x*TtwSNqD

BECOME A More Dynamic Facilitator! Dates To Be Determined

Have you ever:

    ● attended a meeting that went on and on and accomplished little?

    ● participated in a team project that lacked focus and direction? 

If you answered yes to either of these questions, we want to show you how to save your company dozens, if not hundreds, of man-hours each year.

Facilitation is the essential skill for anyone working collaboratively with others.

Our Facilitation Workshop focuses on:

       ● asking instead of telling

       ● listening

       ● building consensus

Where:   Saint Charles Community College, Student Center Building*

When:   To Be Determined

Time:   8:30 am to 12:30 pm

Cost:   ASQ Members - $99; Non-Members $199

           For ASQ members between jobs or for full-time students, the reduced fee is $59.

Registration: https://www.123signup.com/register?id=mxpsc 

* This workshop will be held in the Student Center Private dining room, building 8 on the enclosed map.

Your Training Professional:   John O’Reilly                                             

Specialties:  QA/QC Management, Conducting Operations Audits, Process and Product Development, and Performing Research as a Metallurgist 

Education:             

Bachelor of Science, Metallurgical Engineering,

Currently enrolled in Masters of Engineering                          

Management, Washington University, St. Louis 

Certification:        

Certified Quality Engineer, 1994

Certified Quality Auditor, 2002

Certified Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence, 2006

Lean Certification, 2006

Professional Affiliations:   Society of Mining Engineers (S.M.E.), Past Secretary/Treasurer, St. Louis Chapter American Society for Quality (ASQ), Vice-Chair and Secretary, St. Louis Section

Related Experience: 

John has more than 30 years of engineering experience, consisting of QA/QC management and engineering in the metals and manufacturing industries.  He has been a part of many bad meetings and slow-moving projects and wants to help you learn from those mistakes!

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Career Development Workshops -Dates To Be Determined

Have you been thinking about career development?

 Please join Kim and Cindy to discuss Career Development opportunities.  Learn your strengths, alternative careers based on your strengths, how to take charge of your career, understanding your work values and how they drive decisions, how to best develop and hone your skills to best meet business goals and objectives, and tools for shaping your career and work/life balance. 

 The four hour session at Saint Charles Community College Community College, Administration Building, room ADM1417 (building 9 on the attached map).  The date that this workshop will be held is still TO BE DETERMINED.  Register at: https://www.123signup.com/register?id=mxyhv

This class will be interactive with many activities to assess skills, identify strengths, and determine career options, and develop your career plans and strategies. 

The class is offered for ASQ members $99, ASQ members between jobs or for full-time students $59 or $199 for nonmembers. 

Instructors :
Cindy Brendel has been a training consultant and Master Trainer for such organizations as Edward Jones, LMI Aerospace Inc., and Ingersoll Rand for over 20 years.  She has consulted widely on needs assessment, program design, program development, and program delivery.  She has a Master’s in Human Resource Development and a Master’s in Management and Leadership.  Her area of expertise includes strategic management, change management, team leadership, coaching and counseling, facilitation and presentation skills, and communication for leaders.  Her global experience encompasses working with leaders in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and China.  She is currently the President for the American Society of Training and Development St. Louis Metropolitan Chapter. 

Kim Rochetti is a respected and accomplished Performance Excellence Leader with extensive Six Sigma, Lean, and Change Management expertise in manufacturing, healthcare, and office environments.  Known as an effective and credible leader able to build and motivate high performance teams that deliver optimal results. A Master Black Belt and certified ASQ Black Belt recognized for skill and ability to achieve bottom line results. 

She worked at Boeing Aerospace for 22 years in engineering and quality areas in both the technical and management arenas.  Kim transitioned her Lean Six Sigma skills to healthcare and help two systems deploy LSS to help streamline process and improve patient care.  She was hired in to Ingersoll Rand to transform the office environment processes to world class using LSS and change management tools.   She has given 1500 hours of training, completed countless projects, and mentored over a hundred people at every level of the company to provide LSS expertise and achieve bottom-line results.   Kim is passionate about LSS and has 10+ years experience deploying this initiative at four businesses.    She has learned the critical success factors for optimum results. 

She is currently the Secretary for ASQ - St. Louis Section and Chair-elect for the 2010-2011 term.

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LC Meeting Minute 02-23-2010

Section 1304

Minutes of 2-23-10 ASQ Leadership Committee Meeting

At Favazza’s in St. Louis, MO

Prepared 2-23-10 by Kim Rochetti

 Participants:      John O’Reilly, Tony Indihar, Kunita Gear, Denise Arthur, Resa Manson, Mary Ellen Rowland, Jim Ebone, Linh Dye, Randy Thompson, Ed Vallaroni, and Kim Rochetti.

 1)  Meeting called to order at 6:09 PM by Steve Mundwiller

 Steve introduced new member Ed Vallaroni who will take the Education role and the LC introduced themselves.

 2)  January 10 Minutes Approved as Prepared - It was moved, seconded, and approved to accept the minutes as prepared.

 3)  Financial and Treasurer’s Report by Resa. -   At beginning of fiscal year, July, we had  $77,288, and now we have $81,346.  Resa supplied a copy of the reconciliation of the last statement.  Our CD has $65,328.36; checking has $15867.76.  The B of A statement was passed around. 

 4) March Exam Proctors - We are set up for the Mar. 6 exams with four proctors (Evelyn Stancel, Brian Wallace, Eric and Mary Ellen) at Engineer’s Club with 19 people sitting for exams.

5) Misc. Items

a). June Joint Meeting - We have done this for four years and has been set up by APICS for the last two years and now it’s our turn so ASQ will be planning the arrangements this year.  A speaker is in the works for a general topic that would please all organizations.

APICS leader, David Shaw, and Steve have discussed the venue, Sheraton-West Port, as a possibility. Steve has contacted PMI organization in regards to inviting them to our joint meeting. 

b). 2010/2011 Leadership Committee - John O’Reilly has been nominated for Chair, Kim Rochetti for Vice Chair, Denise Arthur for Secretary, Randy Thompson for Treasurer, Mary Ellen Rowland for Awards and certifications, Ed Vallaroni for Education, Tony Indihar for scholarships and venues, Kunita Gear for membership, and Linh Dye for website.

c). Email blasts: Steve and Linh to meet - to go over a few questions soon.

d). Report on special session - Meeting with elected officers, new and existing, and Rob Herhold attended to help start the transition to new responsibilities in new leadership positions along with informing team of general ASQ-national information. 

6)  SMP Report - We have no plans right now to move any of the $15K+ into investments; we need to have it on reserve for potential expenses.  The CD is due soon.  We have allocated monies to the world conference.  Steve believes $8-10K is plenty to reserve but for the 1% return, is it worth moving?  Steve suggested keeping CD and checking amount for the next month and make the decision at the next leadership meetings.  A motion was moved and seconded and approved for the treasurer’s report.  The midterm financial audit is in work.  Membership certification is at 57 vs. goal of 60 with two exams left.  Meeting attendance average is at 62 vs. goal of 60.  Membership satisfaction score is 4.3 vs. goals of 4.0.  Membership total goal was 875, January’s total was 982.  Membership retention is being rolled up right now; goal is 70%.  Half-day workshop goal was four.  We have had one with three planned.  World conference goal was to have 80 volunteers and we currently have 100.  Sr. members goal was increased to 20 and we have 12 sr. members currently.

7) Education Report - Upcoming workshops with Kim Rochetti and Cindy Brendel on Career Development is Mar. 6; Steve on interviewing and resumes on Mar. 20 at Bizmanuals, and John on facilitation skills, Apr. 10, both at St. Charles Community College.  Bizmanuals has offered this office to use for small attendance and certications for $100.  There are drinks there and it is centrally located.   Another possible venue is DePaul Conference Center that serves food and drinks as requested.

8). Member value at WCQI -

a). Section 1304 Booth - Theme is ‘value of an ASQ membership’ such as increased salary, networking opportunities, certification opportunities, and senior membership, etc.. 

b). Value Brochure - We will hand out brochures showing the benefits of ASQ.

c). Volunteers need to commit to two-four-hour terms for free attendance starting the Friday before.

d) A section 1304 section reception will be held as ASQ’s expense and all members are invited.  Retention is more probable if they stay at least two years so our focus is keeping members the first two years since a high percentage leave after one year. 

e) Incentive to join - get an admission ticket to join a meeting at the conference.

f) Incentive to get others to join - recruiter gets a free dinner for getting others to join.

Randy reviewed comments and recommendations from evaluations.

9. Scholarships - We have 12 scholarship forms right now for two $1000 scholarships. 

10)  March Meeting -

  • a) Programs - Dave and Buster’s show room is reserved. We need the names of those receiving certifications for early March.
  • b) Game cards - Haven’t requested at this time; doesn’t appear to be in demand. Seventy cards cost $350. A motion presented, seconded to discontinue game cards and was not approved due to 5 to 6 vote. A second motion offered to amend the motion to offer 30 cards upon request and this was not approved. So, by default, LC will provide game cards to all attendees. We are financially able to do this.
  • c) Section awards - are determined.
  • d) Free attendance - This has been done in the past. Should we do the same this year? The cards and free attendance will affect the budget but we are good financially. LC decided to keep the tradition. We need a list of those that got certifications and then send letters out - John will complete.

11.) Around the Table

Kim -   We have a great Career Development Workshop prepared.

Denise - N/A

Tony -  Awards: recognition is given and then people get it and sit down.  Can we do anything else than just read their name this year?   It is something to think about for discussion at next LC.

Ed -  N/A

John - ‘Working on really neat venues for next year; you don’t want to miss them’.  Gordon Skattum, of Rockford, IL, who is new to St. Louis, is an ASQ fellow from the Chicago chapter.  Steve suggested we get him to present at one of the fall sessions.

Mary Ellen - N/A

Linh - Tony, will you update the program for March?  Yes, when can I get all the information.

Randy -N/A

Kunita - 20 new members for January.

Resa - Do we need to talk about the banner, graphics, volunteer process, etc.?  Yes, we have it in work and will let you know how to make the banner.

Jim - Do we know what’s going on with Steve Hyland?  He’s interested in coming back for the next year.  Anyone know what’s happened to Will Meyer?  He’s been on travel.  Jim has a lot of information to share with others if they are out of work from his out-placement experience. 

9) Meeting adjourned at 8:11.

March 2010 Membership Meeting

Join us at Dave and Buster’s in Earth City for the March 2010 Membership Meeting 

When: Tuesday, March 16, 2009

Where: Dave & Buster’s, 13857 Riverport Dr., St. Louis, MO 63043

Program: 

5:30 PM           Registration Opens

6:00 PM           Networking and Games (Complimentary Gift Card Included)

6:30 PM           Dinner

7:00 PM           After Dinner Program: 

                             Section Elections, Awards, Scholarships

                             Recognition of New ASQ Certifications in 2009

Invite your friends and co-workers to join us.  Meet new friends and see old friends! 

Please register by Friday, March 12, by visiting the online registration page. ASQ St. Louis members who register and prepay online for membership meetings are entitled to a $5 discount, which brings the meeting fee down to $25.

You can also send an email to registration@asqstlouis.org

Come enjoy a wonderful dinner and a great social event!

Directions to Dave and Buster’s in Earth City

LC Meeting Minute 01-12-2010

January 2010  LC Meeting Agenda

Syberg’s at WestPort

 

1. Open 6:00 pm

2. Approve Minutes - Kim 2 minutes

3. Treasurer’s Report and Approve -Resa 4 minutes

4. Additional Financial Updates - Resa 4 minutes

5. General Business - John 20 minutes

a)   Introduction and Approval of LC Officer Slate for 2010-11 

  • Chair - John O’Reilly
  • Chair Elect - Kim Rochetti
  • Treasurer - Randy Thompson
  • Secretary - Denise Arthur

b)   Names for Awards and Recognition to SEM                                                                                         

  • Kauffman Award for Service to ASQ
  • Vezeau Award For Technical Achievement
  • Dr. Robert Deufel Extra Measure Award for Service to STL Section
  • Volunteer Excellence Award

c)   Rod Toro Expense Request Approval

d)   SMP Update

e)   Refresher Class Status

Order Dinner                                                                           5 minutes (~6:30)

6. Education (Workshop Update) - Denise 10 minutes

  • Other Workshop Dates?
  • Refresher Classes

7. Programs - John 15 minutes

  • Jan - Favazza’s - Volunteers for Registration
  • Feb - Ed Valorrini and Missouri Enterprise
  • Mar - Awards, Elections, Scholarship, and Certification Recognition
  • April -Tom Crespi and Chris Anderson
  • May - Engineer’s Club
  • June - Joint Meeting (ASQ to Sponsor)
    • Sheraton Westport Chalet
    • Discussion of Alternate Venues of Venues We Want This Spring

Dinner                                                                                            30 minutes (~7:00)

8.  Membership Activity Summary - Kunita 7 minutes

  • Membership count
  • Those Earning 2008 ASQ Certifications to
  • Attend the March Meeting at No Charge
  • Other Membership and Meeting Attendance Initiatives

9.   Around the Table                                                                  5 minutes

10.  Adjourn                                                                                    8:00

February 2010 Membership Meeting

Join us at Sunset 44 Bistro and Banquet Center in Kirkwood, MO for the February 2010 Membership Meeting

When: Tuesday, February 16, 2009

Where: Sunset 44 Bistro and Banquet, 118 W. Adams, Kirkwood, MO 63122

Program: 

5:30 PM           Registration Begins

6:00 PM           Managing Your “Bucket of Squirms”,  Ed Vallorani, Avanti Improvement Solutions

7:00 PM           Dinner

8:00 PM           Lean for the Office,  Jim Devereux, Missouri Enterprise

Invite your friends and co-workers to join us.  It’s a great networking opportunity!

Please register by Friday, February 12, by visiting the online registration pageASQ St. Louis members who register and prepay online for membership meetings are entitled to a $5 discount, which brings the meeting fee down to $25.

You can also send an email to registration@asqstlouis.org

Come enjoy a wonderful dinner, listen to excellent speakers, and a great social event!

Directions to Sunset 44 Bistro and Banquet Center