Conference Planning CommitteesBill Conable, Board Liaison Site CommitteeAnnual Conference Site Committee Co-Chairs: Committee Members: Committee Purpose: The Site Committee is tasked with seeking appropriate meeting locations around the world for future Annual Conferences and to support the Site Coordinators for the locations as they plan and conduct the ATI Annual Conference. Site Committee works hand in hand with the other committees that are involved in the running of the ATI Annual Conference, particularly Workshop Planning, Agenda Planning, the Board and the ATI Office. Workshop Planning CommitteeAnnual Conference Workshop Planning Committee Co-Chairs: Committee Members: Committee Purpose: The Workshop Planning Committee (WPC) is responsible for the schedule of workshops for the ATI Annual Conference and General Meeting. WPC solicits workshop proposals from members and non-members in the first quarter of each year, based on the theme of the Annual Conference as decided by the Site Committee and the Board. The program for the Annual Conference is created from these proposals. WPC works with individual workshop presenters, the Agenda Planning Committee, Site Committee, the International Committee and the Board to ensure the proper mix of onsite and virtual workshops, business meetings, and social events. Agenda Planning CommitteeAnnual Conference Agenda Planning Committee, Co-Chairs: Committee Members: Committee Purpose: The Agenda Planning Committee (APC) collects policy proposals, reports and other business for the Annual General Meeting (AGM) that are conducted each year during the business part of the ATI Annual Conference. APC works with the people and committees that are submitting policy proposals to make sure they are well crafted. They assemble the Facilitation and Agenda Coordinating Team, and plan the meeting agendas, as well as coordinate any last minute changes to the agendas. Together APC and Formal Consensus Process Committee steer the proposals through the online Formal Consensus in the months before an ATI Annual Conference to ensure the proposal is streamlined and ready for the AGM. |