The Hidden Cost of
Bad Business Writing
Every profession in every industry requires more on-the-job
writing than ever before. An estimated two-thirds of employees in
large American companies are expected to write as part of their job.
Effective business writing affects the bottom line more than you
might think. Careless, inaccurate, or unclear writing can cost a
company millions in costs related to printing, litigation, lost
business, and much more. Brian O'Neill explores the connection
between business writing and profitability. Check out Brian's web
site for more information:http://www.brianeoneill.com
October 23, 2007
Hi Tim,
Last week's meeting we celebrated 50 years of
Rotary Service for King Davis. King's family was in attendance and I
believe he was very much surprised and properly honored.
Congratulations to King. King received local and international
awards as well as one very important stuff animal presented to him
by Bill Klueber.
Comedy night looked to be another Rotary
success. We had many laughs at the Georgetown Club. Thanks to all
who contributed to the nights event. Special thanks to
Bonnie(Bonita) for her efforts in ticket sales and distribution as
well as working the door at the Friday night event. The presidential
swan managed to show up at the event and was seen taking photos with
the comedians.
The board is currently dealing with the
proposed change of meeting place once again. We will have more
information following our regular board meeting on
10/31.
Make a Difference Day
Haverhill Chamber Make a Difference Day Saturday, October 27,
2007
9:00 a.m. Top of Parking Deck in Haverhill
Volunteers
needed.
King Davis Celebrates 50 years of Rotary Service
  Remember
There are still a few people who need to pay their
dues.
Please see Bill
Klueber.
Speakers
Peter Thomas spoke to us last week about the United Way. He gave
us a few insightful examples of how The United Way reaches out to
people in need.
Upcoming Speakers
October 25th - Brian O'Neil, The hidden cost of bad business
writing.
November 1 - Steve Martineau, Friends Forever and Irish
Youth
November 8 - Terri Kidder, Readers are Leaders November 15
- Mary Gale, Classification Talk
November 22 - Jill Susskind,
WealthQuest for Teens
November 29 - Jim Bleck, Merrimack Valley
Venture Forum
December 6 - Franco Majok, Village Help for South
Sudan
December 13 - Glenn Prezzano, Publisher of the Merrimack
Valley Magazine
Proposed for
Membership
Brian Theirrien, Acting Executive Director of the Haverhill Boy's
Club
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