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MidTown Cleveland's Stakeholder Challenge
Dear Friends of MidTown Cleveland, Inc.
Hello. My name is Jon Ferrell. I am a Vice President and Principal at The Albert M. Higley Co. My firm is an 85-year old construction management and general contracting concern. I am also a MidTown stakeholder. For 2009, I am serving as Fund Development/Membership Chair.
I am writing to ask you to join “my circle” of friends. We believe in MidTown Cleveland. Our value proposition is very simple:
“In today’s economic environment MidTown Cleveland, Inc. is the only organization that you can count on 365 days a year to work exclusively for the benefit of you and your employees.”
To deal with today’s uncertainties, many organizations are getting back to the basics or their core competencies. MidTown is doing this same. Our stakeholder service goals for 2009 are to:
1. Improve your daily safety and security experience
2.Continue to enhance the visual appeal of our streets and buildings
3. Do a better job of informing you about our ombudsman services
4. Find new ways to promote your business or services to other MidTown stakeholders
5. Continue to bring stakeholders together with outstanding community events
6. Do a better job of reporting successes to non-members
7. Continue to market MidTown as a great destination for new business
8. Create improvement opportunities for distressed properties
9.Discourage incompatible uses from locating in MidTown
10.Continue to advocate for our common interests on civic issues like the Innerbelt redesign
So I am inviting you to take our 2009 “Stakeholder Challenge.”
Invest in us by becoming a new member, or increasing your renewal contribution today!
Call on us for services, so we can invest our resources in you.
Complete our new customer satisfaction survey every time you interact with us.
If you are not completely satisfied, we will send a MidTn Board member to visit with you in-person to assure that your concern receives our highest priority attention.
In an effort to “up the ante,” we are offering you a couple of incentives as you consider our challenge.
If you do nothing more than respond to this blog – with a comment or suggestion, we will enter your name in a drawing for a lunch with up to four of your colleagues at Somer’s Diner at 4002 Prospect Avenue in Midtown (a $50 value)
If you become a new member this year – one of our Board Members will hand deliver a MidTown Welcome basket to you (a $50 value)
If you renew your membership with a contribution increase of 10% or more, or designate MidTown as a contribution recipient on your2009 United Way
Alternatively, we can convert your incentive award into a tax-deductible donation to the MidTown non-profit organization of your choice.
The only way to realize a better tomorrow is to work for a better today. We believe our Stakeholder goals for 2009 are moving in that direction. What do you think?
Dear Friends of MidTown Cleveland, Inc.
Hello. My name is Jon Ferrell. I am a Vice President and Principal at The Albert M. Higley Co. My firm is an 85-year old construction management and general contracting concern. I am also a MidTown stakeholder. For 2009, I am serving as Fund Development/Membership Chair.
I am writing to ask you to join “my circle” of friends. We believe in MidTown Cleveland. Our value proposition is very simple:
“In today’s economic environment MidTown Cleveland, Inc. is the only organization that you can count on 365 days a year to work exclusively for the benefit of you and your employees.”
To deal with today’s uncertainties, many organizations are getting back to the basics or their core competencies. MidTown is doing this same. Our stakeholder service goals for 2009 are to:
1. Improve your daily safety and security experience
2.Continue to enhance the visual appeal of our streets and buildings
3. Do a better job of informing you about our ombudsman services
4. Find new ways to promote your business or services to other MidTown stakeholders
5. Continue to bring stakeholders together with outstanding community events
6. Do a better job of reporting successes to non-members
7. Continue to market MidTown as a great destination for new business
8. Create improvement opportunities for distressed properties
9.Discourage incompatible uses from locating in MidTown
10.Continue to advocate for our common interests on civic issues like the Innerbelt redesign
So I am inviting you to take our 2009 “Stakeholder Challenge.”
Invest in us by becoming a new member, or increasing your renewal contribution today!
Call on us for services, so we can invest our resources in you.
Complete our new customer satisfaction survey every time you interact with us.
If you are not completely satisfied, we will send a MidTn Board member to visit with you in-person to assure that your concern receives our highest priority attention.
In an effort to “up the ante,” we are offering you a couple of incentives as you consider our challenge.
If you do nothing more than respond to this blog – with a comment or suggestion, we will enter your name in a drawing for a lunch with up to four of your colleagues at Somer’s Diner at 4002 Prospect Avenue in Midtown (a $50 value)
If you become a new member this year – one of our Board Members will hand deliver a MidTown Welcome basket to you (a $50 value)
If you renew your membership with a contribution increase of 10% or more, or designate MidTown as a contribution recipient on your
Alternatively, we can convert your incentive award into a tax-deductible donation to the MidTown non-profit organization of your choice.
The only way to realize a better tomorrow is to work for a better today. We believe our Stakeholder goals for 2009 are moving in that direction. What do you think?
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